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Our providers, the staff and the administration of LMH Health worked and sacrifice selflessly to make certain their neighbors are not lacking...

Unified Command leaders are asking residents to be vigilant to control the spread of the coronavirus, including mask wearing and practicing social distancing.

The holidays are just around the corner and we are ready to bring on the joy, the laughter, the fun times, good memories and time with the ones we love most. However, many people are concerned about how to approach the holidays this year with COVID-19.

As COVID-19 positive numbers increase in our communities and many persons require inpatient services, our own workforce – nurses, physicians, technicians and more – are also impacted by the virus.

Lawrence, KS – As we begin to anticipate the release of the COVID-19 vaccine, it is important to share where LMH Health is at in this process. In collaboration with Lawrence Douglas County Public Health Department (LDCPH), LMH Health will be rolling out the COVID-19 vaccine in a phased approach as guided by the Kansas Department of Health and Environment (KDHE).

“I have been asked if Bert Nash has any online resources/exercises/links that would help people who are experiencing low energy or light depression during these seasonal days of COVID." Help is available on a new community resource website hosted by Lawrence Douglas County Public Health: ldchealth.org/hope.

With a sense of calmness but excitement, Shannon Fletcher, LMH Health Respiratory Care manager and a licensed registered Respiratory Therapist, received the first dose of the Pfizer COVID-19 vaccine today.

We know you have questions about the COVID-19 vaccine. Here are three things you should know.