Lebanon Internal Medicine Associates

Lebanon Internal Medicine Associates employees collected donations and raised funds for local nonprofits serving people and animals in need through the medical practice’s annual charitable campaign.

LIMA’s annual “Costume Wars” competition raised $4,230 for its Wings of Hope Relay for Life team through employee participation in themed costume contests.

Lebanon Internal Medicine Associates shares practical flu prevention tips, including using vinegar-based cleaning solutions, wearing masks when symptomatic, and ensuring good indoor air circulation through open windows.

Lebanon Internal Medicine Associates seeks nursing students for paid summer and per diem positions at their clinical practice, offering flexible scheduling and hands-on experience.

Medical professionals from Lebanon Internal Medicine Associates outline key summer safety measures, including proper hydration, sun protection, and food handling to prevent warm-weather health risks.

A shortage of physicians, coupled with rising administrative burdens and declining reimbursements, is reshaping American healthcare delivery, LIMA physicians report in a new column.

LIMA wishes LebTown readers happy holidays and a joyous new year.

Dr. Michael Fishman, a leader in pain management, is excited to announce the release of a new educational video that explores a powerful treatment for conditions like PTSD and Long COVID—Stellate Ganglion Block (SGB) therapy.

Lebanon Internal Medicine Associates raised $4,610 for Relay for Life through its annual “Costumes for a Cure” fundraiser.

At his practice on-site at Lebanon Internal Medicine Associates, Dr. Fishman utilizes advanced technology now offering patients Inceptiv SCS, an innovative FDA-approved approach to pain relief that is both non-invasive and long-lasting.

The experts at Lebanon Internal Medicine Association (LIMA) highlight benefits of consistent primary care.

Dr. Michael Fishman opens private pain management practice at Lebanon Internal Medicine Associates, offering advanced interventional procedures.

Healthcare professionals at Lebanon Internal Medicine Associates recommend routine check-ups, careful medication management, appropriate exercise, and modifications in home safety, as key measures for preventing falls among the elderly.

Lebanon Internal Medicine and Central Pennsylvania Osteoporosis Center are collaborating with WellSpan Good Samaritan Hospital to develop a Fracture Liaison Program, aimed at managing osteoporosis and reducing the risk of fragility fractures.