News & Insights

We care for children, support partners, help neighbors, and show up for our communities. So when the time comes to accept help instead of giving it, the shift can feel deeply uncomfortable.

As life changes with age, many people find that their expectations of themselves do not always change along with it. You may still expect the same energy, independence, or resilience you had years ago, even as your circumstances shift.

Kearney County Health Services recognized for advancing rural stroke care

In this month's newsletter, we're highlighting the expert specialty services available close to home. Learn about common signs it may be time to see a specialist, discover a few surprising facts about our specialty clinics, and take a closer look at our growing Orthopedics program.

Many common health conditions develop quietly over time. Learn what symptoms not to ignore, which screenings to consider and how preventive care can help you stay ahead of potential health concerns.

Farm work asks a lot from your body and your mind. During busy season, small routines can help take some of the edge off and make hard days a little easier.

When people picture depression, they often think of sadness. But in older men,depression does not always look like sadness on the outside.

Learn when to visit the ER, when to visit the clinic and how KCHS provides expert emergency care close to home, 24 hours a day.

Check out the KCHS Self Care Calendar.

This month’s newsletter highlights the many ways we care for women of all ages, including a full list of services designed with your needs in mind.

KCHS Laboratory has successfully completed its recent inspection with no deficiencies found.

From sweet treats and spring plants to free car seat checks, the KCHS Auxiliary Plant & Bake Sale on May 2 offers something for everyone!

Stress truly does feel heavier later in life, and there are real physical, emotional, and social reasons why.
Understanding what is happening is the first step toward feeling better.

Feet can supply key indicators about health issues before they may become obvious elsewhere.

April 2026 KCHS Newsletter

Kearney County Health Services is partnering with the American Red Cross to host our Spring Blood Drive on Wednesday, April 1st from 10:00 AM to 3:00 PM. Community members are invited to stop by, donate and help ensure lifesaving blood is available for patients who need it.

HPV vaccination is cancer prevention.
Learn the facts about how this safe, effective vaccine protects boys and girls from multiple types of cancer.

As we age, life naturally brings change. Retirement, shifts in physical health, the loss of loved ones, or changes in family roles can all reshape how our days look and how we see ourselves. For many older adults, these transitions can quietly raise an important question: Who am I now?

Though often overlooked as a factor in wound healing, good nutrition is an extremely important part of the healing process.

Because healthy circulation is at the heart of every healed wound, prioritizing heart health is key to preventing and treating wounds.

Click for a few ways partners can stay connected and emotionally close.

Mental health therapy can play a powerful role in helping older adults stay confident, capable and connected.

Read the February 2026 KCHS Newsletter