By Barbara Mitchell Community Health Division Director, Johnson County Department of Health and Environment In Kansas, there are approximately 70 infectious diseases that are reportable to Kansas Department of Health and Environment—everything from chickenpox to tularemia (“rabbit fever”). Reporting of diseases help track the trend and prevent further spread. Infectious ... Read More »
By Jennifer Schuster MD, MSCI Children’s Mercy Kansas City Don’t let a respiratory illness put a damper on your holiday fun! Since the COVID-19 pandemic, respiratory viruses can be unpredictable so being prepared is important. Here’s what you need to know to help keep your family safe and ... Read More »
By OHM Staff Jeron Ravin J.D., President & CEO (center), Heath Rath, MS, Executive Director (left) and community partners join in ribbon-cutting for PACE grand opening. According to the AARP, 76% of adults aged 50+ prefer to stay in their homes as they age. Expanding our mission to provide services ... Read More »
By OHM Staff A dedicated team led by Dr. Esmat Sadeddin provides academic medicine for all hepatitis C patients regardless of their ability to pay. “I truly feel proud of my team! Over the last four years, we have cared for over 350 hepatitis C patients, most of which achieved ... Read More »
