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Dr. Hao's journey from China to practicing in Lincoln, NE
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Dr. David Voigt has been an integral part of our burn unit at CHI Health St. Elizabeth, providing exceptional care to our patients for nearly three decades. Now, as he begins retirement, his son, Dr. Charles Voigt, will take the reigns and continue the Voigt family's legacy in burn and wound care.
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Lincoln hospital offers hyperbaric oxygen therapy treatment
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Interview 8 Eyewitness News
Dr. Ed Rivera - CHI Health HBO
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Hypothermia, Frostbite warnings from CHI Health St. Elizabeth Burn Unit
By Madison Pitsch
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Brochure - The St. Elizabeth Burn Camp provides children between the ages of 7 - 18 who have suffered a burn injury an opportunity to build self-esteem through physical activities and personal accomplishments
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As burn specialists, we see the most serious end of the thermal injury spectrum every day. Our hospital, CHI Health St. Elizabeth in Lincoln, Neb., became one of the first verified burn units in the U.S. in 1973. Today, we treat more than 150 seriously burned patients every year.
