Memorial Health Care Systems
of Milford, Seward and Utica


Caring for Families

Memorial Health Care Systems Programs


MHCS takes seriously the importance of providing health and wellness education to the communities we serve. We provide educational opportunities through many efforts that include:

Diabetic Education and Support: MHCS recognizes the profound affect diabetes has on a patient when left unmonitored and unchecked. Education is very important in the management of diabetes. MHCS offers a diabetic education course that is specifically targeted to newly diagnosed patients. Monthly support meetings are also available to diabetics. These meetings provide an excellent resource for new medical information, networking and support for one another. The diabetic support meetings are held on the the third Tuesday of the month at 7:00 pm in the Seward Family Medical Center lower-level conference room.

Fridays for You: Monthly educational luncheons give attendees an opportunity to stay abreast of important information relating to their personal health and wellness.

Look Good...Feel Better: Experiencing skin, facial and nail changes during cancer treatment? Area cosmetologists' make-over expertise will show you the way to look good...feel better. For personal attention and hands-on tips from trained professionals, attend a free program at Memorial Hospital's LGFB Salon. Join us to learn techniques and customize your look in a supportive atmosphere.

MHCS Annual Health Fair: Annually, over 1,300 people gather the first Wednesday each April at the Seward County Ag Pavilion for the express purpose of learning more about their health and wellbeing. Displays, health screenings, snacks and prizes help to make this special day educational for attendees of all ages. Contact Jane Rehmer at 402-646-4626 for more information.

Pediatric Teaching Event: Annually, Memorial Hospital hosts ALL area 2nd grade classes at an interactive fieldtrip when students come to Memorial Hospital to role play a hospital stay, give 'shots' to teddy bears, learn to give 'stitches,' check each others' ears, and experience many other hands-on activities. This event is geared to help allay the fears of children in a medical environment and introduces them to the possibilities of health care careers.

MHCS Speakers' Bureau: Our professional staff is well-versed and available to speak on countless topics relating to your personal health. Contact Carol Carlson at 402-646-4627 if you are needing a speaker for your next meeting.

TWIV: (Two-Way Interactive Video) MHCS has the capability to offer health-related programming via internet hook-up that is simultaneously broadcasted from other sites. From our conference room, attendees can view programs, ask questions and interact with other attendees located at various sites.