MyMichigan Health, a non-profit health system headquartered in Midland, Michigan, is a leader in providing award-winning, high-quality care to the 26-county region it serves.
Facing the loss of a limb can feel overwhelming, but it can also signal the start of a transformative journey. In our latest #HealthDose blog, Physical Therapist Jen Thomas shares insights on how physical therapy can empower individuals to regain strength, improve balance, and rediscover their independence.
Read the latest by visiting www.mymichigan.org.
Did you know that our peripheral nerves are like friendly messengers, helping us move and feel? After an injury, these messengers might need a little extra care and time to heal. In our latest #HealthDose blog, Physical Therapist Jaclyn Cook shares how with the right exercises and a sprinkle of patience, many can regain strength and function.
Read more by visiting www.mymichigan.org.
In our fast-paced digital world, it's easy to lose sight of what truly matters. Our latest #HealthDose blog by Kathy Dollard, Psy.D., dives into the connection between social media use and mental health challenges among young people. Discover how we can all contribute—parents, educators, and communities—toward nurturing healthier tech habits and fostering a sense of belonging.
Read the latest by visiting www.mymichigan.org.
Getting ready to hit the green? As someone who's enjoyed the game for nearly 15 years, Physical Therapist Chad Neal shares valuable tips to help you avoid those pesky golf injuries. Swing smart and stay in the game longer. Dive into our latest #HealthDose blog for insights that’ll keep your game strong and your body happy! Read more by visiting www.mymichigan.org.
When it comes to stroke care, every second matters. In our latest #HealthDose blog, Dr. Faith Fuentes, neurologist and stroke program medical director for MyMichigan Health, explains how telestroke technology is helping connect patients to expert care faster—improving treatment times and outcomes when it matters most. Read more by visiting www.mymichigan.org.
For many adults, hip pain becomes more than an annoyance—it can block everyday activities. Hip osteoarthritis affects more than 8% of people worldwide and is a leading cause of disability. In our latest #HealthDose blog, Physical Therapist Dave Bearss explains how we diagnose and treat hip OA to help patients move with less pain.
Read more by visiting www.mymichigan.org.
Your feet are the unsung heroes of your daily adventures, tirelessly supporting you through every step. But when they start to ache, even the simplest tasks can feel monumental. In our latest #HealthDose blog, Dr. Laura Reitz shares insights on common foot issues, key warning signs, and how to bring back the comfort you deserve.
Read more by visiting www.mymichigan.org.
Navigating perimenopause can sometimes feel like riding a rollercoaster—full of unexpected twists and turns. From shifting periods to those pesky hot flashes and a sprinkle of brain fog, it’s a lot to handle. But remember, you’re not alone! Check out our latest #HealthDose blog where Dr. Nicole Van De Velde shares gentle guidance to help you through this transition.
Read the latest by visiting www.mymichigan.org.
When a loved one needs extra care, it can feel overwhelming to find the right path. Our latest blog features insights from Dr. Brodi Lynch, a dedicated physician and medical director at MyMichigan Skilled Nursing Facility. She’s here to lend a helping hand and answer your pressing questions. Together, we can navigate this journey with compassion and clarity.
Read more by visiting www.mymichigan.org.
As a physical therapist, Dave Bearss spends his days helping people move better, recover from injury, and reclaim their health. But when parents ask, "How do I get my kids to be more active?" his answer usually starts with a question: "What does movement look like in your house?" Check out our latest #HealthDose blog to learn more about the research and ways to make an impact today.
Read more by visiting www.mymichigan.org
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Facing the loss of a limb can feel overwhelming, but it can also signal the start of a transformative journey. In our latest #HealthDose blog, Physical Therapist Jen Thomas shares insights on how physical therapy can empower individuals to regain strength, improve balance, and rediscover their independence. Read the latest by visiting www.mymichigan.org.
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Did you know that our peripheral nerves are like friendly messengers, helping us move and feel? After an injury, these messengers might need a little extra care and time to heal. In our latest #HealthDose blog, Physical Therapist Jaclyn Cook shares how with the right exercises and a sprinkle of patience, many can regain strength and function. Read more by visiting www.mymichigan.org.
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In our fast-paced digital world, it's easy to lose sight of what truly matters. Our latest #HealthDose blog by Kathy Dollard, Psy.D., dives into the connection between social media use and mental health challenges among young people. Discover how we can all contribute—parents, educators, and communities—toward nurturing healthier tech habits and fostering a sense of belonging. Read the latest by visiting www.mymichigan.org.
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Getting ready to hit the green? As someone who's enjoyed the game for nearly 15 years, Physical Therapist Chad Neal shares valuable tips to help you avoid those pesky golf injuries. Swing smart and stay in the game longer. Dive into our latest #HealthDose blog for insights that’ll keep your game strong and your body happy! Read more by visiting www.mymichigan.org.
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When it comes to stroke care, every second matters. In our latest #HealthDose blog, Dr. Faith Fuentes, neurologist and stroke program medical director for MyMichigan Health, explains how telestroke technology is helping connect patients to expert care faster—improving treatment times and outcomes when it matters most. Read more by visiting www.mymichigan.org.
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For many adults, hip pain becomes more than an annoyance—it can block everyday activities. Hip osteoarthritis affects more than 8% of people worldwide and is a leading cause of disability. In our latest #HealthDose blog, Physical Therapist Dave Bearss explains how we diagnose and treat hip OA to help patients move with less pain. Read more by visiting www.mymichigan.org.
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Your feet are the unsung heroes of your daily adventures, tirelessly supporting you through every step. But when they start to ache, even the simplest tasks can feel monumental. In our latest #HealthDose blog, Dr. Laura Reitz shares insights on common foot issues, key warning signs, and how to bring back the comfort you deserve. Read more by visiting www.mymichigan.org.
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Navigating perimenopause can sometimes feel like riding a rollercoaster—full of unexpected twists and turns. From shifting periods to those pesky hot flashes and a sprinkle of brain fog, it’s a lot to handle. But remember, you’re not alone! Check out our latest #HealthDose blog where Dr. Nicole Van De Velde shares gentle guidance to help you through this transition. Read the latest by visiting www.mymichigan.org.
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When a loved one needs extra care, it can feel overwhelming to find the right path. Our latest blog features insights from Dr. Brodi Lynch, a dedicated physician and medical director at MyMichigan Skilled Nursing Facility. She’s here to lend a helping hand and answer your pressing questions. Together, we can navigate this journey with compassion and clarity. Read more by visiting www.mymichigan.org.
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As a physical therapist, Dave Bearss spends his days helping people move better, recover from injury, and reclaim their health. But when parents ask, "How do I get my kids to be more active?" his answer usually starts with a question: "What does movement look like in your house?" Check out our latest #HealthDose blog to learn more about the research and ways to make an impact today. Read more by visiting www.mymichigan.org
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