The Magic of Care Video Series

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Episode 1: The Magic of Care

In our very first episode hosted by Julie Shoemaker, we sit down with Julie Slagle, Vice President of Patient Care Services at Sidney Regional Medical Center, for an honest and heartfelt conversation about what drives the work happening every day inside SRMC’s walls. Julie shares her journey in healthcare, what has kept her rooted in this community, and her perspective on what truly sets SRMC apart. She also opens up about SRMC’s commitment to quality — including the pursuit of CMS 5-Star recognition — and what that standard of excellence means for the patients and families we serve. This is a conversation about purpose, people, and the quiet magic that happens when a community takes care of its own.

Episode 2: The Magic of Care

Summer Health Tips Summer is here, and with it comes sunshine, vacations, swimming, outdoor adventures, and family fun! In this episode of The Magic of Care Julie Shoemaker sits down with VP of patient Services Julie Slagle again to discuss simple but lifesaving summer safety tips that can help you and your family enjoy the season while staying healthy. From preventing sunburns and staying hydrated to recognizing the warning signs of heat exhaustion and heat stroke, this conversation is packed with practical advice for people of all ages. They also cover water safety, bicycle and e-bike safety, helmet use, Fourth of July fireworks, rattlesnake awareness, and what to do if an emergency happens.

In this episode you’ll learn:

  • Why SPF 30 or higher—and frequent reapplication—is essential
  • How to stay properly hydrated during Nebraska’s summer heat
  • The difference between heat exhaustion and heat stroke Water safety tips for pools, lakes, rivers, and boating
  • Why properly fitting helmets save lives
  • Fireworks safety for a fun and injury-free Fourth of July
  • What to do if you encounter—or are bitten by—a rattlesnake When to seek emergency medical care
  • Whether you’re spending the day at the lake, enjoying a family barbecue, riding bikes, camping, or simply working outdoors, these easy-to-follow tips can help you make this your safest summer yet. If you have questions about summer health or need medical care, the team at Sidney Regional Medical Center is here for you every step of the way.