Scott Lyons knows the importance of having a family doctor for himself and his children. “I’ve been seeing a doctor annually for my entire life,” he says. “I’ve learned that being on the front side is a lot better than being on the back side.”

A good family doctor can take care of 85 percent to 95 percent of your health care needs. Learn the benefits of having a family doctor.

The Early Pregnancy Assessment Clinic at the Olson Center for Women's Health can help provide answer for women with urgent questions in their first trimester.

The Nebraska Medicine Patient Assistance Fund provides assistance to hundreds of patients and their families each year by helping them with everyday needs such as lodging, meals, gas cards and transportation. Learn how it helped this young heart recipient and his family.

There has been a rise in colorectal cancers in people 20 to 50 years old over the last decade. Learn more about colorectal cancer and how this 49-year-old beat it.

The specialists at the Comprehensive Spine Program are trained to treat spine issues from the common to the complex. Learn how spine surgery helped this patient continue competing in Ironman competitions.

Hear why Jessica Schultze wanted her third child to be under the care of a midwife.

After months of low testosterone levels, Steve Gustafson knew something wasn’t right. But what he did not expect were the results of his prostate-specific antigen (PSA) test that revealed an extremely high PSA level, a protein that at an elevated level, may be a sign of prostate cancer.

Jean Hoffman's first heart transplant was 22 years ago. It allowed her to see so much of life she wouldn't have been able to see without it

Skin cancer has been increasing and it’s developing at earlier ages. Learn what you can do to prevent skin cancer.