OSBORNE, KS - Osborne County Memorial Hospital welcomes two new providers to serve patients at Goad Medical Clinic and in the emergency department. Dr. Jerad Rogers, MD and James Parker, APRN-C, joined the practice in September and are already making a difference for...
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Exercise and Longevity: Moving Your Way to a Longer and Higher Quality of Life
If there were a pill that could lower your risk of early death by up to 50%, add years to your life, and boost your daily energy, you’d probably take it. The good news? It already exists, and it’s called movement. Research indexed in...
Understanding Medicare Advantage
Savings in your retirement years sound appealing until you are faced with denials and limited choices. Medicare open enrollment is scheduled to run October 15 to December 7, 2025. That’s when seniors can switch coverage between Original Medicare and Medicare...
Original Medicare vs. Medicare Advantage
Savings associated with Medicare Advantage may look enticing, but look further and understand the risks Medicare open enrollment is scheduled to run Oct. 15 to Dec. 7. That’s when seniors can switch coverage between Original Medicare and Medicare Advantage, or change...
Interns Explore Rural Healthcare
This summer, Osborne County Memorial Hospital welcomed three college students through the Nex-Gen Summer Internship Program. Grace Smith, Hudson Wolters, and MaKayla Murphy brought energy, fresh perspective, and a genuine interest in learning more about the many...
Step Into Wellness at OCMH
Celebrate National Physical Fitness and Sports Month with OCMH May is National Physical Fitness and Sports Month, and Osborne County Memorial Hospital (OCMH) is here to support your wellness journey! This month is all about encouraging healthy habits, movement, and...