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New Urologists expand access to specialized urologic care on the Olympic Peninsula - Peninsula Daily News (opens the original)
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Published 6:00 pm Sunday, September 27, 2026 Jefferson Healthcare is expanding access to specialized urologic care with the addition of two new urologists and the opening of a new urology office in the hospital’s new Castle View wing. Dr. LiAnn Hagey and Dr. Scot Hagey joined Jefferson Healthcare on Aug. 31, bringing new areas of expertise to patients in East Jefferson County and the Olympic Peninsula. Dr. LiAnn Hagey specializes in urology focused on gynecological pelvic and urinary health, as
Is it indigestion – or could it be your gallbladder? - Peninsula Daily News (opens the original)
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Published 10:56 am Monday, August 24, 2026 We’ve all experienced an upset stomach after a big meal. Occasional indigestion like this is common and usually isn’t cause for concern. But if digestive discomfort keeps coming back, especially after eating rich or fatty foods, it may be worth a second look. One possible cause of this kind of discomfort is the gallbladder, a small organ located beneath the liver that stores bile, a digestive fluid that helps your body break down fats. When the gallblad
Jefferson Healthcare’s new podiatry clinic brings specialized foot and ankle care closer to home - Peninsula Daily News (opens the original)
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Published 6:00 am Monday, August 3, 2026 Starting in August, Jefferson Healthcare is expanding access to specialized foot and ankle care in East Jefferson County with the launch of a new podiatry service line. Edee Brocklesby, DPM, a Foot and Ankle Surgeon, is joining Jefferson Healthcare to provide comprehensive care for patients with a wide range of foot and ankle conditions. For many people, foot and ankle problems can make it difficult to do the things they enjoy, from hiking and gardening t
What to do after a fall, even if you think you’re fine - Peninsula Daily News (opens the original)
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Most of us have taken a tumble at some point. Maybe you tripped on a tree root while walking a trail, slipped on a wet deck, or lost your footing while carrying groceries. Often, our first reaction is to brush ourselves off and move on. But even when a fall seems minor, it’s worth paying attention to how your body feels in the hours and days that follow. If you fall, avoid getting up immediately. Take a few deep breaths and assess how you’re feeling. Ask yourself: If you feel significant pain, h
Walking shouldn't hurt - Peninsula Daily News (opens the original)
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Walking is something most of us take for granted – until it starts to hurt. Maybe your knees ache after a trip to the grocery store. Perhaps your hips become stiff after a morning walk, or your ankle bothers you every time you take the dog around the block. You might even find yourself avoiding activities you once enjoyed because the discomfort just isn’t worth it. While occasional soreness after strenuous activity is normal, ongoing pain isn’t something you should simply accept as part of getti
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