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Sleep and Spine Health: Why Rest Matters More in Summer

Most people think about spine health in the context of movement — how they sit, stand, lift, or exercise. But sleep plays an equally important role in how your spine. . .

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Preparing Your Spine for Spring Activities

As winter fades and temperatures begin to rise, many of us look forward to spending more time outdoors. From gardening and yard work to longer walks and weekend projects, spring. . .

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Why Rest Is Just as Important as Movement

Movement is essential for keeping your spine strong and flexible, but rest and recovery play an equally important role in overall spine health. Without adequate time to reset, muscles and. . .

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Why Your Body Feels Tighter This Time of Year

As winter continues, many people notice increased stiffness in their back, neck, and joints. Colder temperatures, reduced activity, and shorter daylight hours can all affect how the body feels this. . .

Nebraska Spine Hospital News

Thank Your Nurse for Extraordinary Care With The DAISY Award

Over the years, we have received countless comments from patients and their families about the exceptional quality of our nursing staff. And we agree! That’s why we’ve partnered with The. . .

Nebraska Spine Hospital Recognized by The Joint Commission

At Nebraska Spine Hospital, we focus on many factors to ensure we are providing the very best in spine patient care. We are proud to have earned The Joint Commission’s. . .

Specialized Nursing At Nebraska Spine Hospital

Every year, we have the pleasure of celebrating our specialized nursing staff on National Nurses Day. This year, that day falls on Monday, May 6. Over the years, we have received countless. . .