Program Discusses Survivorship Care Planning After Breast Cancer August 2025
Published on August 13, 2025Program Discusses Survivorship Care Planning After Breast Cancer Sessions offered in Midland, Alma, Saginaw and Alpena in September Melissa Hoag, R.N., O.C.N., C.N.-B.N., breast nurse navigator at MyMichigan Health, will lead an in-person Survivorship Care Planning program in Midland, Alma, Saginaw and Alpena this September. The program offers support for breast cancer patients who have completed their treatment within the last 18 months or will soon be completing their
Nimkee Memorial Wellness Center and MyMichigan Health Announce EMR Partnership
Published on August 04, 2025Nimkee Memorial Wellness Center and MyMichigan Health Announce EMR Partnership Nimkee Memorial Wellness Center and MyMichigan Health jointly announced a new partnership aimed at integrating Electronic Medical Records (EMR) at Nimkee using MyMichigan’s Epic system. This partnership is part of the Epic Community Connect program, which helps healthcare providers without compatible EMR systems to connect easily. By joining, Nimkee will have improved access to patient records and
MyMichigan Provides Reminders for Managing Air Quality Alerts
Published on July 31, 2025MyMichigan Provides Reminders for Managing Air Quality Alerts As air pollution, especially from wildfires, becomes a frequent issue, Michigan, along with the rest of the country, is experiencing significant impacts on air quality. Visible and sometimes detectable by smell, this pollution often causes the Air Quality Index (AQI) to rise to unhealthy levels, underscoring the importance of understanding its effects on health. “For individuals with lung diseases such as asthma or
MyMichigan Offers Tips for Coping with Rising Temperatures
Published on July 23, 2025MyMichigan Offers Tips for Coping with Rising Temperatures The National Weather Service has indicated an increased heat risk for Michigan this week. This extreme heat can lead to spikes in emergency room visits and heat-related deaths. MyMichigan Health encourages its communities to stay informed and take necessary precautions to protect themselves and their communities from the dangers of excessive heat. “Heat is one of the leading weather-related killers in the United
