LMH Health News

The Penny Jones Open Golf Tournament has a rich history in Douglas County. Since 1982, the tournament has brought the community together in support of the county’s nonprofit, safety-net hospital.

For the fifth year, LMH Health welcomed local high school sophomores, juniors and seniors to participate in the Summer Leadership Academy, providing students with an interest in healthcare a jump start on careers in healthcare administration, medicine and allied health.

For more than 45 years, Scot Hoffman has been in love with running. All of the training miles that he put in wore on his knees, so it wasn’t a surprise when the pain began. He turned to the team at OrthoKansas for help.

LMH Health is excited to welcome back the Junior Volunteer program after a four year hiatus. Read more about these high school students who spend their free time giving back to their community.

It’s vital that you know what to do when you or someone you love needs urgent care before they need it. In an emergency, time is precious. Where should you go to seek help? LMH Health has the answers.

The Back to School Community Safety Fair, a popular event that gives community members the opportunity to interact with first responders and learn about public safety resources in Douglas County, will return for the first time since the pandemic.

Pregnant mothers who want to deliver their babies without medication in the safety of a hospital setting have another option available – the low-intervention birthing suite at LMH Health.

In the midst of a recent move to Lawrence and other major life events, Mat Schwenk thought the cause of his breathing problems must be stress, anxiety or lingering COVID symptoms. That all changed when he received a phone call following his chest X-ray.