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1500 South 48th St, Suite 800,
Lincoln, NE 68506
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16909 Lakeside Hills Ct, Suite 410,
Omaha, NE 68130
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7100 W. Center Road.
Omaha, NE 68106
402.483.8600 and 800.856.6317
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- Nemaha County Hospital, Auburn
- Avera St. Anthony’s Hospital, O’Neill
- St Francis Medical Center, Grand Island
Find your Vaccine at LNKVAX.COM
/in Blog /by adminLINCOLN, Neb. (KLKN) – The number of people getting vaccinated for COVID-19 continues to grow each and every day. However, there are still people in the community that are gathering information about the vaccine process, potential side effects, and other issues of concern that are causing hesitation before signing up to get vaccinated.
Dr. Ali Piper, Pulmonologist and Critical Care Specialist at Nebraska Pulmonary Specialties, says the safety of the vaccine is a topic people are always asking about.
“The bottom line remains that the COVID-19 vaccines are safe and effective and the CDC and myself included continue to recommend everyone get their vaccine as soon as they are eligible,” Dr. Piper said.
There has also been some concerns that the vaccine could result in infertility.
“There have been, historically, no vaccines that have caused infertility, the ingredients and components of the current vaccines have no scientific evidence of that even being a possible effect,” Dr. Piper said.
With the Johnson & Johnson vaccine currently being halted in the U.S. due to reports of severe and rare blood clots, people might be even more hesitant to get a vaccine. Dr. Piper says this pause should only reassure people that vaccine safety has been and continues to be priority in the United States.
Dr. Piper is a board member with the Lancaster County Medical Society. They’ve partnered with a local ad agency, Swanson Russell, to create a local vaccine campaign. It’s called ‘The Comeback Starts With You’. The intention of the campaign is to promote the vaccine to the community and provide a one stop shop where you can get COVID-19 resources.
To learn more about this campaign, you can visit their website at lnkvax.com. You can also find them on Facebook and Twitter.
You can participate in the campaign by using #thecomebackstartswithyou in social media posts.
“We just want to emphasize that the comeback starts with you,” Dr. Piper said.
2021 Drive Through Career Fair
/in Blog /by adminOnce again Nebraska Pulmonary Specialties is excited to participate in the Drive Through Career Fair April 22nd from Noon-7pm at Gateway Mall in the Sears parking lot. If you are looking for a new career or new challenge, please stop by to receive information!
vaccinespotter.org – locate pharmacies with open slots
/in Uncategorized /by adminTo help with your efforts to get yourself or someone you love vaccinated, Nebraska Pulmonary Specialties recommends this resource for finding available vaccine appointments:
https://www.vaccinespotter.org/
Bryan Health, Nebraska Medicine Share the Story of Double Lung Transplant Recipient
/in Blog /by adminDoctors at Bryan Health and Nebraska Medicine detail Jake’s life-threatening bout with COVID-19 and his road to a new life.
Please click here to watch the video
Jake Immink spent months at Bryan West in Lincoln, before coming to Nebraska Medicine in January. He waited a few more months for the surgery that changed his life. He is the hospital’s first COVID-19 survivor to get a double lung transplant. After 128 days, Jake Immink was finally able to take a breath on his own.
Dr. Maslonka – Bryan Health COVID-19 Press Briefing | March 11, 2021
/in Blog /by adminPlease click here to watch Dr. Maslonka speak during the March 11th edition of the Bryan Health COVID-19 Press Briefing.
Spread the Word! Series: Discussing the COVID-19 Vaccine
/in Blog /by adminThis series of events will provide information on key areas of concern identified through national and local research, as well as outreach to specific cultures. This is a great resource for your patients, family and friends. For more information, visit: https://www.bryanhealth.org/vaccine-facebookseries See the next article for more information on CMEs for this series
Click here to view the February 23rd video on YouTube