Phelps Memorial Blog

What’s on your plate? Are you making every bite count? May is older American month - a life stage of adults that are age 60 and older. This group is at risk for chronic disease like diabetes and...

Phelps Memorial Health Center has adjusted visitor restrictions and is monitoring COVID-19 percentages in the state, according to Chief Nursing Officer Tesha Broadfoot, RN, MSN. Healthy visitors are...

Phelps Memorial Health Center hosted the Annual Service League Volunteer luncheon for league members during National Volunteer Week. Terry Krohn, Service League President, welcomed guests to the event...

Phelps Memorial will be hosting a benefit for the Multiple Sclerosis Society on Friday, April 23. Free will donations will be accepted for menu items at the S.A.M. Que BBQ food truck with ALL...

April is Occupational Therapy Month, and we're taking this opportunity to highlight the OTs who serve our therapy program. Occupational therapy is the only profession that helps people across the...

When I think of spring, I usually think about fresh strawberries and asparagus. It makes my mouth water just thinking about them! Dietary guidelines recommend that we consume five servings of fruits...

Delaying routine screenings can cause larger issues when it comes to your health. Getting regular screenings can check your body for cancer before you have symptoms and find signs of disease early...

Bruce Koefoot, MD, has joined the medical team at Phelps Memorial Health Center and provides urology services at the Phelps Memorial Specialty Clinic. Dr. Koefoot is a Nebraska native and a third...

Jenny Spaulding, RN, CDE, Phelps Memorial Health Center, has received a Continuous Glucose Monitoring (CGM) in Practice Certificate from the Association of Diabetes Care and Education Specialists...

Make every bite count! The new 2020 – 2025 Dietary Guidelines were released in January. The guidelines were set up to promote health, reduce the risk of chronic disease, and meet our nutritional needs...