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Elaine Finke is 97 years old and has made hundreds of baby hats for the littlest patients at Gothenburg Health. Listen to her story about how she made a difference one hat at a time. Watch the full testimonial on YouTube at https://youtu.be/Xr6O9ACj9gQ.
One healthy choice you can make in the new year is to schedule routine preventive care. Regular checkups and recommended screenings can help you stay well and catch concerns early. When diseases are detected early, they are often easier to treat and have better outcomes. Gothenburg Health offers...
Businesses and individuals can support rural health care and community wellness through Gothenburg Health Foundation’s annual sponsorship option for 2026. The program allows donors to make one commitment for the year, ensuring representation at both of the Foundation’s signature events — the Gala...
Bill Porter shares his story with Remote Patient Monitoring. Through the program, he said Gothenburg Health is keeping an eye on him, and it doesn't cost him anything. "You can't beat that." He even took the equipment with him on vacation. "I've had very good experience with this hospital. I'm very...
Gothenburg Health continues to set the standard for rural healthcare, earning national and state recognition while expanding innovative resources for patients living with diabetes. Gothenburg Health physician Garret T. Shaw, MD, w as re-certified by the National Committee for Quality Assurance (NCQA...
Adelle Williams shares her story with knee replacement. She was struggling with arthritus and getting older, which was affecting her walking. She considered whether Gothenburg Health was where she wanted the procedure done, but in the end she made her choice based on convenience. "We are just so...
Gothenburg Health and Gothenburg Public Schools partnered with a Pink Out fundraiser during Breast Cancer Awareness month in October. T-shirts were designed by a GHS student and sold for two pink out events: volleyball on Oct. 7 and football on Oct. 17. A portion of the price of the t-shirt was...
Gothenburg Health is teaming up with the Nebraska Hospital Association (NHA) to help seniors better understand the challenges that can come with Medicare Advantage (MA) plans. Nationwide, MA plans now cover 54% of all Medicare-eligible individuals, according to the NHA. Many seniors are drawn to...
For 46 years, the Nebraska Hospital Association has recognized health care workers who go above and beyond through its annual The Caring Kind Awards. This honor celebrates employees who dedicate their careers to improving their hospitals, supporting co-workers, and serving their communities. Nearly...
Rev. Jill Boyd shares her powerful story during Breast Cancer Awareness Month, highlighting the importance of mammograms, regular screenings, and self-care for women. With a personal connection to cancer through her family history, she emphasizes why taking time for health matters. Hear why she says...
