Hales, Jeremiah

Herald Therapeutics, Inc. is a biotechnology company based in Minneapolis, MN, that focuses on developing innovative therapeutics. The company aims to advance healthcare solutions through cutting-edge research and technology. Dedicated to improving patient outcomes, Herald Therapeutics works on creating effective treatment options for various medical conditions. Their commitment to innovation positions them as a key player in the therapeutic landscape. Generated from the website

Nura specializes in the diagnosis and treatment of complex chronic pain cases and is considered a center of excellence for pain management in the Midwest region. Nura takes on the most challenging and complex pain cases, providing state-of-the-art pain management with a slate of advanced treatments including leading the nation in implantable pain controls such as precision pain pumps and neurostimulation devices as well as autologous stem cell and other regenerative therapies that help damaged bodies heal themselves. With over 20 interventional therapies under one roof, including behavioral health and physical therapy along with medical opioid management programs, Nura's comprehensive approach to complex chronic pain puts an end to the runaround from specialist to specialist in search of answers. For those who suffer from it, chronic pain can undermine happiness, peace of mind, and even the ability to accomplish simple tasks. At Nura, our mission is to give these chronic pain sufferers their lives back!

What does Dr. Rebekah Ormsby enjoy most about being a doctor? Working with patients.My favorite part of being a doctor is establishing a relationship with patients, be it a nine-month pregnancy, during an acute health issue, or over the years, all while providing preventive care.Because of her stress on the importance of relationships, Dr. Ormsby believes the most important part of the doctor-patient relationship is open communication.Besides building doctor-patient relationships, Dr. Ormsby enjoys running, biking, cooking, reading and playing the piano. She lives in Minneapolis with her husband and two children.