Lee Hartman, Author at Topeka Health and Wellness

Cardiology/Heart Health Food and Recipes

How to Eat Steak on a Heart-Healthy Diet

April 24, 2020 Lee Hartman 0 Comments beef, flank steak, heart health, hy-vee, kansas, nutrition, protein, sirloin, skirt steak, strip steak, tenderloin, topeka, wellness

Proper nutrition is essential for heart health. And yes, we’re talking about steak. Why? Because learning about beef can help

Dental Services Families and Children

Worry-free dental care for children

April 23, 2020 Lee Hartman 0 Comments affordable, Cavities, children, cleaning, crown, dental care, dentistry, fillings, Fluoride, health, kansas, preventive, quality, teeth, tooth, topeka, wellness, x-ray

Access to high quality, affordable dental care is an important part of a child’s growing up. From the moment that

Health Resources Mobility

For Some, Mobility and Freedom are One and the Same

April 21, 2020 Lee Hartman 0 Comments banner, freedom, health, kansas, LFMV, limitation, Lowered Floor Mini Vans, mobility, physical, power chair, quality of life, scooter, stair lift, topeka, wellness, wheel chair

For those living with a physical challenge of any kind, mobility and the freedom to get around as easily as

Senior Health

Phoenix Home Care Responds to COVID-19

April 18, 2020 Lee Hartman 0 Comments caregiver, COVID-19, health, home care, hospice, Pandemic, phoenix, senior, virus, wellness

To the Topeka Community: We wanted to communicate our position as your home care provider by sharing with you some

Diabetes Diet/Weight Loss

24 for Life Positively Impacts Participants Life

April 18, 2020 Lee Hartman 0 Comments 24 for life, Diabetes, health, midland care, physical activity, Prevention, stress, Type 2, wellness

24 for Life is a Diabetes Prevention Program currently being offered in Shawnee and Lyon counties. This program focuses on

Financial Health

Relax, Your Taxes Aren’t Due Until July 15, 2020

April 18, 2020 Lee Hartman 0 Comments COVID-19, due, income, irs, Pandemic, Peggy Beasterfeld, revenue, tax day, taxes, Taxpayers

Because of the COVID-19 pandemic, you will now have more time to file and pay your state and federal taxes.

Health Resources

Stay at Home Order: What You Need to Know

April 18, 2020May 26, 2020 Lee Hartman 0 Comments closing, Coronavirus, COVID-19, Essential, government, order, Pandemic, prohibited, Stay at Home

We are living in a new world today of Stay at Home. Many businesses are closing or becoming work at

Health Resources

Tips from a Nurse on COVID-19

April 18, 2020May 26, 2020 Lee Hartman 0 Comments antacids, Coronavirus, COVID-19, fever, flu, immune, Nurse, probiotics, sinuses, Symptoms, tips

As a Registered Nurse I do health care for a living – I teach people how to improve their health.

Families and Children Medical

COVID-19 Coronavirus: What You Should Know and What You Should Do

April 18, 2020July 16, 2020 Lee Hartman 3 Comments Coronavirus, COVID-19, immunocompromised, mask, Pandemic, panic, risk, Spanish flu, Symptoms, vaccine

We are living in a very uncertain time. Spanish Influenza, HIV/AIDS, Cholera break-outs and other Flu Pandemics have caused stress

Diabetes Diet/Weight Loss Exercise and Fitness

Kujima Health celebrates Minority Health Awareness Month

April 18, 2020May 26, 2020 Lee Hartman 1 Comment 24 for life, Arthritis, black women, Chocolate Sunshine, Diabetes, diet, health, Kujima, midland care, minority, obesity, physical activity, Weight Loss, wellness

In honor of Minority Health Awareness Month, Kujima Health proudly presents an innovative approach to addressing Black women’s health –

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