Bothwell Regional Health Center

05/02/2026

**Bothwell Walk In Off Broadway Closed Today, May 2**

Bothwell Walk In Off Broadway is closed today, Saturday, May 2.

For walk-in care, please visit Bothwell Walk In Wi******er, located at 3700 W. 10th St. The clinic is open today from 10 am - 4 pm.

For medical emergencies, call 911 or visit the Emergency Department.

05/01/2026

Dr. Kuhlmann and his team at Bothwell Sleep Center make communication a priority. Thank you for sharing your experience. 🎸

04/30/2026

Congratulations to our April Employee of the Month, Jenni Klemme! Jenni is a CMA at Bothwell Family Medicine Associates and consistently demonstrates leadership, a positive attitude and has stepped up to be an essential partner in our effort to help employees get the most out of the 340B prescription program.

When the Employee Pharmacy needed clinic support to implement changes, Jenni took on each request with purpose and a team-first attitude. Her efforts helped reduce the average employee copay from $5 to $3 and contributed to nearly $75,000 in pharmacy drug spend savings this fiscal year. For employees managing multiple prescriptions, that savings is real.

Beyond the numbers, Jenni has become the go-to resource for new staff learning clinic processes, a testament to the trust she has earned across the organization. We are so grateful to have you on our team, Jenni.

04/30/2026

When a wound won't heal, it's time to get help. Chronic wounds usually need more than time. They need the right diagnosis and treatment plan. Christy Goalder, clinical program director of Bothwell Wound Healing Center, shares what the team does to treat wounds, from diabetic ulcers to injuries caused by poor blood flow.

Read the article: https://www.brhc.org/about/news-events/when-wound-wont-heal-its-time-to-get-help/.

When a wound won’t heal, it’s time to get help April 28, 2026 One of the biggest misconceptions about wound care is that time alone will fix the problem. Sometimes it does. Yet sometimes a wound is not improving because something more serious is getting in the way. At Bothwell Wound Healing Cent...

04/29/2026

The Missouri Heart Center- Sedalia clinic located in the Bothwell Healing Arts Center is closing on May 6. Dr. Marquez is committed to your care during this transition as plans for the path forward are being finalized.

In the meantime, Dr. Marquez will work at Bothwell Regional Health Center, conducting inpatient consults, reading ECHOs and EKGs and conducting and reading stress tests. For patients he follows closely, options for continued care at the hospital are being finalized and details will be shared soon.

For urgent cardiac concerns, please seek care at an emergency department. For non-urgent needs, contact your primary care provider, who can order stress tests, ECHOs and EKGs and connect you with the right resources.

04/28/2026

We are so thankful for our physicians, like Dr. Emery, who listen to and care for their patients so well. 🎸

04/26/2026

📱 Need help or support? Remember these three numbers:
211 is for community resources like housing, food, mental health services, job help, utility assistance and legal aid.
988 is for mental health crisis support, including thoughts of su***de, emotional distress and substance use.
911 is for emergencies like medical help, fire, crime and life-threatening situations.

04/24/2026

Heart disease and stroke are two of the leading causes of death in the United States.
In fact, someone in the U.S. dies from cardiovascular disease every 33 seconds.

Many of the biggest risk factors, including high blood pressure, high cholesterol, smoking, inactivity and poor diet, can be managed with healthy lifestyle choices and regular checkups.

Taking steps today to care for your heart can help protect your brain and overall health. Talk with your care team about ways to lower your risk. https://www.cdc.gov/heart-disease/data-research/facts-stats/index.html

04/23/2026

Alcohol can have short- and long-term effects on your health, including increased risk for injury, heart disease, liver disease and certain cancers.

April is alcohol awareness month. Be aware of how alcohol impacts your body and is an important part of your health. If you’re concerned about yourself or someone you love, talk with your health care provider about support and treatment options available.

Learn about the deaths from excessive alcohol use in the United States.

04/22/2026

Check it out! Two of our resident physicians, Dr. ShiAnne Farris and Dr. Logan Stiens, are featured on the cover of the Spring 2026 issue of Missouri Family Physician, and Dr. Misty Todd, residency director, is included in the Advocacy Day story on page 14. All three physicians met with state leaders in Jefferson City to talk about the importance of residency training and rural health care in Missouri.

Dr. Karstan Luchini, on the right, will join Bothwell this summer after he completes his third year in the Community and Family Medicine Residency program at UMKC.

From advocacy at the Capitol to hands-on clinical insights and upcoming educational opportunities, the Spring 2026 issue of Missouri Family Physician showcases the voices, work, and impact of family medicine across our state.

🔗 https://issuu.com/marketing-mo-afp/docs/missouri_family_physician_spring_2026

Production is delayed due to our printer’s capacity, so be sure to read this issue online while you wait for your copy in the mail!

04/20/2026

You’re not alone on this journey. Join us tomorrow, April 21, for High Hopes, our cancer support group, to connect with others, share your experience and find encouragement. Our focus is helping patients cope, heal and live fully because support can make all the difference.

For details and to join, visit https://www.brhc.org/resources/classes-support-groups/cancer/

04/20/2026

At Bothwell, your overall well-being is important to us. If you have an upcoming appointment at one of our outpatient clinics, you might notice some new questions from our nursing staff before you see your physician or provider. In addition to asking how you're feeling, these questions are meant to learn about your non-health needs, including access to food and housing.

We know that struggles in these areas might mean your health suffers because sometimes difficult choices have to be made. If you need help in non-health areas, we can connect you with resources through the new Transformation of Rural Community Health (ToRCH) program to help you live a healthier, more balanced life.

Learn more: https://www.brhc.org/resources/transformation-rural-community-health/help-individuals/request-assistance/