Stroke Care and Support at WMMC Offers Patients Rehabilitation and Community
When local farmer Jack Moore had a stroke in April of 2010, he was building a new fence on his property. Suddenly, he couldn’t move…
read moreWhen local farmer Jack Moore had a stroke in April of 2010, he was building a new fence on his property. Suddenly, he couldn’t move…
read moreby Sherry Roberts MPH, RD, CDCES; Registered Dietitian and Certified Diabetes Care and Education Specialist at Western Missouri Medical Center During the month of February,…
read moreWounds can be slow to heal for many different reasons, including, but not limited to, poor blood flow, persistent pressure, malnutrition and diabetes. The Advanced…
read moreNovember 14, 2022 | Tax-Smart Charitable Giving | Submitted by Kathleen Brandt It’s the holiday season, so gifts are probably on your mind – including…
read moreIn April of 2022, Bob Russell – “Judge” to many – fell at his home. After being taken to Western Missouri Medical Center (WMMC) by…
read moreLadies’ Night Out is an annual event held by Western Missouri Medical Center (WMMC) to raise breast cancer awareness and emphasize the importance of early…
read moreThere have been almost 20,000 estimated new cases of ovarian cancer so far in 2022. Early detection can improve the chances of successful treatment and…
read moreAbout 10 years ago, while crossing a street in New Braunfels, TX, Susan Seipp felt a sudden, severe pain in her leg. She had had…
read moreOne of the great unknowns in Estate Planning is a fundamental question: Do I need a Last Will & Testament? The answer is, no. You…
read moreSports are a fun way to stay active—whether you’re in a competitive league or just meet up with friends a couple of times a week.…
read moreSummer is in full effect in the Midwest. Many activities move outdoors this time of year – from barbecues and baseball games to days spent…
read moreFor almost three decades, Mike Siegfried had been a patient of Dr. David Pulliam’s, an impressive statement not everyone can make. “He was a Higginsville…
read more