10 Questions with Tyler Maxwell, PA-C
Help us welcome Tyler Maxwell, PA-C, to NMC Health Orthopedics & Sports Specialists.
NMC Health Launches Area’s First Supervised Exercise Therapy Program for Peripheral Artery Disease
NMC Health is proud to announce a new Supervised Exercise Therapy (SET) program for individuals with Peripheral Artery Disease (PAD). NMC Health is the only provider in the area to offer this program. It will begin in January 2026. PAD is a common condition that affects blood flow. It happens when arteries become narrow and […]
5 Signs You’re Overdue for a Check-Up
If you can’t remember your last check-up, it’s been too long. See the top 5 signs you’re overdue – and why waiting would cost you your health.
10 Questions with Allexis Cohen, APRN
Help us welcome Allexis Cohen, APRN, to our Immediate Care clinic.
Volunteer Chaplain Finds Meaning in the Quiet Moments
Kevin’s first weeks as a volunteer chaplain have already made a lasting impact. From meaningful bedside conversations to simply being present in moments of crisis, he’s learned that compassion doesn’t always need words – just a willing heart.
3 Steps for Navigating Medicare with Your Health in Mind
At NMC Health, we believe choosing a Medicare plan should be about your health, not a headache. Our simple guide breaks down the three key steps to finding a plan that fits your needs and lets you keep seeing the doctors you trust.
Todd’s Story of Leadership and Service
NMC Health’s own Todd Tangeman is more than an executive. He’s a community builder. As Chair of the Greater Wichita YMCA Metro Board, Todd shows us the power of giving your time and talents to lift others up.
A Lasting Legacy: Why Karen Gives
Karen’s generosity helps NMC Health continue its legacy of care.
Wounds Healed, Life Restored
A broken hip. A big surgery. And a new inpatient dialysis program that kept Bob close to home.
Simple Swaps for Better Blood Sugar
If you have Type 2 diabetes, or are trying to prevent it, you’ve probably heard that what you eat makes a big difference in your blood sugar. But managing diabetes doesn’t mean giving up everything you love. The trick is learning to make small, smart swaps that help keep your blood sugar steady without feeling deprived.
