LMH Health News

Since its inception, Project SEARCH has been a program with one main objective - to secure competitive employment for people with disabilities. The program has been a mainstay in the Lawrence community for more than a decade, helping to provide interns with occupational skills, personal growth opportunities and job placements.

Beginning Tuesday, April 11, construction will begin to increase the capacity of the emergency department waiting room.

In many families, professions are passed down through generations. You might find that teachers, preachers or doctors dominate the family line. For the Pray family, nursing is the tie that binds.

Paula Daoust is an avid runner. She’s run a total of 150 half marathons, including one in every state. When she began to experience debilitating knee pain, Paula did everything she could to avoid having to hang up her running shoes for good.

LMH Health OrthoKansas is proud to announce its collaboration with The University of Kansas Health System Orthopedics and Sports Medicine to launch Kansas Sports Medicine.

Bienvenido, yokoso, 'ahlaan bik, willkommen, welcome. No matter your preferred language, LMH Health is dedicated to making your visit comfortable and personalized to fit your needs.

Nothing is more important than the safety of our visitors and staff. Beginning at 7 a.m. on Monday, March 13, LMH Health is changing masking guidelines for our patients, visitors and associates from required masking to optional masking in most areas of our facilities.

Medical residencies have expanded to incorporate more fields than just an MD or DO to include more specialized fields such as sports physical therapists (PT). You’ll usually find sports PT residencies at universities and major orthopedic centers, such as the Cleveland Clinic, Duke, Ohio State and now at LMH Health.