Resources

Dr. Durward Details Brad Pautsch’s Successful Brain Surgery

Dr. Durward details how KTIV 4's reporter Brad Pautsch's successful surgery went and how he's doing now.

Dr. Kelly Delaney-Nelson, Rheumatologist, talks about Lupus on World Lupus Day

Dr. Kelly Delaney-Nelson appears on KTIV's Healthbeat 4 on World Lupus Day to talk about lupus, treating the disease, and sharing resources.

CNOS Promotes Healthcare Education with Sioux City Career Academy, Celebrates Health Care Workers

This press release details how CNOS partners with the Sioux City Career Academy to help build the Siouxland workforce.

Allison Owings, NP, on the Medical use of Botox

Allison Owings, NP, appears on a KTIV Healthbeat 4 segment to talk about the medical use of botox to treat migraines and other medical issues.

CNOS, South Sioux Ribbon Cutting

CNOS hosts a ribbon cutting ceremony at our new location in South Sioux City, NE.

The ABOS Recognizes Dr. Kevin Liudahl for his Years of Service

Dr. James Case Will serve as the 2022 President of the Woodbury Medical Society

News Story: Athletic Trainers are an Important Asset in the World of Athletics

We celebrate all of our wonderful NATA certified Athletic Trainers for the quality care they provide for the community's athletes.

Common Questions and Concerns About Youth Sports Safety

Letting your child compete in sports is exciting, but it is important for parents to know the risk factors and best practices involved in sports medicine.

Common Sports Injuries and When to See a Specialist

For those living an active lifestyle, sports injuries can be disheartening. Through proper treatment, training, and recovery, you can strengthen your game.

Migraine and Headache Options

Migraine and Headache are very common neurological conditions. With evaluation and treatment, we can do more for patients now compared to years, even months ago.

In the News: Dr. Brian Johnson Discusses Shoulder Injuries in the Summer

With summer sports in full swing, often times shoulder injuries are prevalent. Shoulder injuries are frequently caused by athletic activities that involve excessive, repetitive, overhead motion, such as swimming, tennis, pitching, and weightlifting. Dr. Brian Johnson, an orthopedic surgeon at CNOS, says that the body’s main protective signal is pain- and that you should always listen to it.

CNOS, South Sioux Ribbon Cutting

CNOS hosts a ribbon cutting ceremony at our new location in South Sioux City, NE.

The ABOS Recognizes Dr. Kevin Liudahl for his Years of Service

Dr. James Case Will serve as the 2022 President of the Woodbury Medical Society

News Story: Athletic Trainers are an Important Asset in the World of Athletics

We celebrate all of our wonderful NATA certified Athletic Trainers for the quality care they provide for the community's athletes.