A capacity crowd of Twin Cities-area veterans, active-duty service members and their families is expected at a special event Sunday where the City of Bloomington and Northwestern Health Sciences University will thank them for their service. The Veterans Appreciation Day… Read More ›
If you’re a fan of Recording Artist Lizzo, you may already know that she’s a fan of acupuncture. What you may not know is that her YouTube video, BIG GRRRL SMALL NEEDLES, features an alumni of Northwestern Health Sciences University,… Read More ›
Did you know we’re one of only four states that doesn\’t require massage therapists to be certified? Do your research so you can relax during your next session.
Michael Mortenson, D.C., started calling the staff recruiter at the Fargo, North Dakota VA hospital in 2004 as soon as President George W. Bush signed a law that made it possible for chiropractors to practice in VA hospitals. “I told… Read More ›
Northwestern Health Sciences University was featured on KSTP-TV last night! The news piece checked in on how former #Argosy University students have integrated into our new programs and campus life. Thanks, KSTP for helping to share the amazing stories of… Read More ›
[caption id="attachment_11250" align="alignright" width="300"] Dr. Timothy Stark treating an athlete in the HPC.[/caption] When Elizabeth R. Moos became the first fellow in Northwestern Health Sciences University’s Human Performance Center in 2014, she had the opportunity to design her own curriculum… Read More ›
The difference between a head rub and a skull massage? One feels good in the moment, the other feels great in the long run. NWHSU explains the benefits of craniosacral therapy with Minneapolis.St.Paul Magazine.
After two decades of advocacy, chiropractic and acupuncture could become covered benefits under Tricare, which provides healthcare benefits to service members, dependents, and some retirees. A policy proposal to the Defense Health Agency (DHA) would make these services part of Tricare.
NWHSU President & CEO Deborah Bushway was recently recognized in Minneapolis.St.Paul Magazine\’s Women Who Move Minnesota feature.
NWHSU expands academic programs in diagnostics and treatment.
