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Most people have heard about “the curve,” a depiction of the predicted surge of COVID-19 cases. LMH Health is working closely with the Kansas Department of Health and Environment and Lawrence-Douglas County Public Health to ensure they are prepared in all possible ways.

These are challenging and scary times. For many seniors, the COVID-19 pandemic feels all too familiar in some ways. Although they face fears, this presents a unique opportunity to learn from their experiences.

LMH Health announced that it will temporarily cease all point-of-service collections and all debt collections. At a time that may already be financially challenging for patients, we want to ensure patients get the care they need without being asked for payment up front.

Soon-to-be moms navigating their pregnancy journey and COVID-19 have so many questions. Dr. Logan Kracht with Lawrence OB-GYN Specialists answers some of your hot-topic questions.

Lawrence OB-GYN Specialists is trying to adapt to the coronavirus, or COVID-19, and continue to perform quality medical care. Read on to learn more from Phillip Moreano, MD, about changes to our office procedures.

In the midst of the COVID-19 healthcare crisis, local community members are coming together to support LMH Health employees and patients. Read on to learn more about the outpouring of community support LMH Health has seen.

LMH Health celebrated the recovery for one COVID-19 patient this morning. Mr. Scott Bruegge, a Leavenworth County resident, was LMH Health’s first inpatient treated for COVID-19.

Providers across the community and at LMH Health are stepping up to help with the projected COVID-19 patient surge. Read on to learn more.