3 Tips for Backpack Safety from JMHS PT Department Backpacks are back and so is homework! Keep your child safe this school year by packing only what’s needed and following these safety … [Read More...] about 3 Tips for Backpack Safety from JMHS PT Department

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JMHS Hosts Lunch & Learn to Review MyChart Features
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JMHS Hosts Lunch & Learn to Review MyChart Features Johnson Memorial Health Services (JMHS) welcomed staff and community members to a Lunch and Learn event on Tuesday, August 26, … [Read More...] about JMHS Hosts Lunch & Learn to Review MyChart Features

JMHS Friends and Family Picnic A Success!
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JMHS Friends and Family Picnic A Success! Johnson Memorial Health Services (JMHS) hosted its annual Friends and Family Picnic on Tuesday, August 19. The event brought together Care Center … [Read More...] about JMHS Friends and Family Picnic A Success!

Pain interfered with my life—I work on a farm and ibuprofen could never touch the pain. When I got a good recommendation, that was enough for me even though I’d never done anything at the Dawson Clinic before. From surgery to PT, the care I received at Johnson Memorial couldn’t have been any better. Now I can do just about everything with no pain.

I was one of Johnson Memorial’s first Loop recorder cases. I had persistent symptoms – including fluttering, flushing, fatigue, and a racing heart – that hadn’t been accurately diagnosed before moving to Dawson. Dr. Ayaz Virji, Chief of Staff immediately saw that something was wrong. Just four weeks later, I had a loop recorder implanted. If it wasn’t for Dr. Virji not giving up and finding another cardiologist, I might not even be here.

My hip pain was so horrible that my partner wasn’t sleeping because I was tossing and turning and just miserable. Dr. Nwakama reviewed my x-rays and told me I needed a new hip. There were bone spurs, and it was literally bone on bone. After a short four week recovery time I was back at work. I sometimes still feel a slight twinge after using a Bobcat to move snow for a couple of hours. But now I can hit a volleyball around with my kids and run and jump without pain!