High-quality protein is the most important food for losing belly fat. The most consistent indicator of leanness around the waist is a high-quality protein intake, which is defined as foods that contain a “threshold” amount of 10 grams of essential amino acids (EAAs). For example, a large study of young volunteers found that those who ate the 10-gram “threshold” dose of EAAs at every meal had the least belly fat, and the number of times they reached the EAA threshold was also significant. (Loenneke, J., Wilson, J., et al. Quality of Protein Intake is Inversely Related with Abdominal Fat. Nutrition and Metabolism. 2012. 9(5).
About Butler County Health Care Center
About Butler County Health Care Center
Butler County Health Care Center is committed to providing high quality, personalized health care in a cost effective and safe manner, as well as providing leadership to improve the health of the community we serve.
Our Vision
To improve the quality of life for the communities we serve through exceptional health care and service.
Our Mission
Our mission is to excel at the delivery of health care and wellness for our patients and our community
Pillars of Excellence
People: To be the employer of choice. To recruit, retain, develop and support diverse, competent, motivated and productive health care workforce to meet the hospital, patient’s and community’s needs.
Stewardship: To continuously improve the financial performance, thus strengthening our ability to reinvest in caring for the community.
Quality: To provide quality health care that can be defined, measured and published. To create and maintain a pervasive culture of safety and quality with programs, facilities and technology that ensure patients receive the correct care in a timely and efficient manner.
Community: To continuously meet the needs of our community by actively partnering with local, regional and national organizations. To lead the community in improving the community health status and access to care.
Service: To provide an environment in which patients, families, employees and physicians are highly satisfied. To provide an experience for patients that exceeds expectations.
Board of Directors
The Board of Directors at Butler County Health Care Center oversees the management, direction and long range planning of the facility. They also assist in establishing and monitoring polices necessary and appropriate for operation, conduct, administration and management of the hospital. Most importantly, the Board of Director’s advocates the highest quality of care, service and treatment of patients by hospital staff. All members of Butler County Health Care Center are certified through the Nebraska Hospital Association Trustee Community Accountability Education Certification Program.
Jerry Roh, President
Diane Moravec, Vice President
Jim Egr, Secretary and Treasurer
Jason Lavicky, Director
Bev Struebing, Director
