Clinic Updates and Community Notices

Campus Updates

Updated on June 4, 2024

Aksarben Water Main Break – Center Street is now Open.

Center Street between 64th Avenue and 67th streets are now open. Thank you for you patience and understanding during the last couple of weeks.

Updated on May 23, 2024

Aksarben Water Main Break – Attention Think Patients: Traffic Alert Near Think Whole Person Healthcare.

Due to a water main break in Aksarben Village by Baxter Arena, traffic flow on West Center Street will be impacted if you are traveling from East or South Omaha. The good news is ALL Entrances  to think are open. We understand this travel disruption may affect your visit to Think Whole Person Healthcare. Here’s how to reach us with minimal traffic delays:

Coming from West Omaha:
You can still access us via West Center Road at the 72nd Street intersection.

Coming from South Omaha:
Please use other main streets to access us from 72nd Street. Use Pacific Street, Dodge Street, or Interstate 80, then 72nd Street. You can then either use the West Center Road and 72nd Street interchange or take 72nd Street to Mercy Road to enter on the backside of our building.

Center Street Closure: 
A water main break has closed Center Street between 64th Avenue and 67th streets for approximately six weeks. This closure affects through traffic, so finding an alternate route is highly recommended.

We apologize for any inconvenience and appreciate your understanding.

Think Whole Person Healthcare remains open!

For further updates, please refer to the Metropolitan Utilities District. Also, watch our social media pages for any updates throughout the project.

Care Journal

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Updated on June 19, 2026

Issue Twelve: Care Centered on trust, your voice and pace for summer wellness.

Honor the holiday safely with our summer health tips, primary care insights, and West Omaha expansion news.

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Updated on June 5, 2026

Issue Eleven: Your Voice, Your Pace, Your Care Plan 🩺

Honor the holiday safely with our summer health tips, primary care insights, and West Omaha expansion news.

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Updated on May 22, 2026

Issue Ten: Get Summer Certified: Your Summer Safety Guide Inside!😁

Honor the holiday safely with our summer health tips, primary care insights, and West Omaha expansion news.

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Updated on May 8, 2026

Issue Nine: Celebrating Mother’s Day, National Nurses Week, and more inside.

A special Mother’s Day message, a recap of our skin cancer screening event, and honoring our nursing team.

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Updated on April 24, 2026

Issue Eight: Don’t miss: New check-in options and spring health tips. 🌻

Join us May 2nd for a free skin cancer screening. Plus, meet our providers and explore our new spring recipe.

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Updated on April 10, 2026

Issue Seven: Spring is in full bloom.

Are you ready for early allergy management? Thank you for your level of care Dr. DiNucci, try our Lemon-Roasted Asparagus & Spinach Salad, and more.

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Updated on March 27, 2026

Issue Six: Advancing Your Whole-Person Care.

Meet Dr. Melanie Kim, update your spring defenses, and try our Lemon-Garlic Mahi Mahi recipe.

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Updated on March 13, 2026

Issue Five: Prepare for a healthy spring with integrated care, new check-in kiosks, and seasonal recipes.

From updated pneumonia standards to early allergy management—stay proactive this season, plus try our zesty Mediterranean Chicken recipe.

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Updated on February 27, 2026

Issue Four: Vision, motion, and the Circle of Care. Also, try our Blackened Fish Tacos! 🌮

From podiatry and optometry to physical therapy, ensure your whole-person health is ready for a new season.

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Updated on February 13, 2026

Issue Three: Happy Valentine’s Day! Love your whole self by taking care of your whole self.

Commit yourself to caring for your whole self – mind, body, and spirit. Plus try our Avocado Toast with Fried Egg and check out our career options.

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Updated on January 30, 2026

Issue Two: From heart health to mental clarity, let’s focus on your Whole-Person: body, mind, and spirit.

Proactive steps for a healthier year, plus meet Dr. Erika Rothgeb, MD, learn a new breakfast recipe, and why emotional health matters.

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Updated on January 16, 2026

Issue One: Big goals for the new year? Let’s make them sustainable.

Instead of chasing resolutions, we’re focusing on the foundations of well-being: how you eat, sleep, and move on your own two feet. 😁

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Health Advisory

Updated on September 9, 2022

Think COVID Vax, Testing, Mask Policy, and Resources

Vaccinations

Rapid PCR Covid Test Available Now!

Think offers Rapid Covid PCR testing to all patients.  These tests are 98% effective in detecting the Covid virus, which is much more accurate than standard tests.  The Rapid Covid PCR test will also simultaneously check for flu, RSV, or Strep depending upon physician orders. The test only takes approximately 2 hours, in almost all instances, to deliver results.  Third-party payers will likely cover the cost of the test, depending upon your particular insurance. Walk-ins welcome for testing or please contact your think provider.

If you suspect you may have COVID-19, or have been exposed to someone with COVID-19, please let the schedulers know when making your appointment. If you arrive and suspect you may have COVID or were exposed to COVID, please let the front desk staff know. We ask that you not go to the physician floors until you have been screened by our staff.

Mask Policy

Masks are not required. Masks for employees, patients, and visitors are not required.  However, it you are experiencing symptoms of any kind (particularly respiratory), please wear a mask or ask a staff member to provide you with one. Additionally, if you as a patient prefer to wear a mask and would like your care team to wear a mask, please inform a member of the clinical staff or your provider. 

Notation: Changes may be made to mask policy based on CDC, Douglas County, Health Department, and think’s Population Health Physician Committee recommendations.

If a person is exhibiting symptoms of COVID-19, we will divert you to one of our exam rooms located on the lobby level to be seen by medical staff. If you are displaying symptoms of COVID-19, please let a staff member know before or upon entering the building.

Resources

Think Whole Person Healthcare is a Primary Care clinic and sees patients on an outpatient basis. We can treat mild cases of COVID-19 as well as other airborne diseases. We highly recommend seeking medical attention if your symptoms are severe.

Our guidelines are based on recommendations from the Centers for Disease Control and Douglas County Health and Human Services. As a service to you, we have compiled a list of website resources to answer your questions you may have about COVID-19, vaccination sites, and eligibility guidelines for vaccinations.

• Centers for Disease Control
• Douglas County Health and Human Services
• Schedule an Appointment for Vaccinations
• Vaccination Locations

Weather Alerts

Updated on January 12, 2024

We are closing at 4pm today, January 12, 2004.

Due to inclement weather think will open at 10am, on January 12, 2024. Please stay tuned for any changes to our schedule. If you have any questions please feel free to contact us at 402.506.9000 or by completing the online form below.