St. Mary Health Line: Recent Episodes
St. Mary Medical Center - Langhorne, PA
Follow St. Mary Health Line podcasts to learn more about important health issues affecting you and your loved ones. Hear directly from the experts and medical providers at St. Mary Medical Center, member of Trinity Health Mid-Atlantic.
Joe LeCompte from WBCB 1490AM welcomes Sandra Miskiel, MD, a family medicine physician at Trinity Health Mid-Atlantic Primary Care Yardley, to discuss staying safe in the heat and humidity this summer.
Joe LeCompte from WBCB 1490AM welcomes Jessica Barton, DO, a Trinity Health Mid-Atlantic general surgeon at St. Mary Medical Center, for Hernia Awareness Month. Dr. Barton discusses hernia symptoms, when to seek care and minimally invasive treatments, while highlighting the upcoming free community screening event at the Newtown Athletic Club on June 17 from 2 p.m. to 6 p.m.
Justin Harmon, DO, a Trinity Health Mid Atlantic urologist, joins Joe LeCompte from WBCB 1490AM to discuss the advanced robotic surgery program at St. Mary Medical Center, recognized as an SRC Center of Excellence for its multidisciplinary approach.
Stephen Cairone, DO, a Trinity Health Mid Atlantic orthopedic surgeon, discusses some of the most common back and spine issues affecting patients today. Dr. Cairone explains how desk work and phone posture affect the spine, shares simple ways to protect back health, and highlights myths, treatments, and advancements in spine care.
Esther Cha, MD, a board-certified colorectal surgeon at Surgical Associates Langhorne, discusses colorectal cancer and the importance of early detection with Chris Ermer of UpWords. Dr. Cha explains how common colorectal cancer is, the key signs and symptoms to watch for and when to begin screening. She also breaks down what to expect during colonoscopy prep, reviews other screening options and highlights advanced treatment approaches available at St. Mary Medical Center.
Bryan Curry, MD, a Trinity Health Mid-Atlantic cardiologist at Cardiology Holme, discusses practical tips for keeping your heart healthy with Chris Ermer on WBCB's UpWords. He covers everything from key screenings and lifestyle habits to the growing role of technologies like smart watches in supporting heart health.
Alfred Trang, MD, a Trinity Health Mid-Atlantic bariatric and hiatal hernia surgeon at Surgical Associates Langhorne, discusses recent advancements to St. Mary Medical Center’s hiatal hernia surgical technique, treatment and recovery with Chris Ermer of UpWords on WBCB.
Jonathan White, DO, a board-certified primary care physician at Trinity Health Mid-Atlantic Primary Care Woodbourne, joins Chris Ermer of UpWords for a conversation on managing holiday stress and recognizing when it’s time to consult your doctor about physical and mental health symptoms.
Michael Mandel, PharmD, the Pharmacist-in-Charge at St. Clare Retail Pharmacy located in St. Mary Medical Center, discusses the importance of vaccinations during cold and flu season.
Chris Ermer of UpWords on WBCB welcomes Todd Flannery, MD, Director of Radiation Oncology at St. Mary Medical Center, to spotlight Breast Cancer Awareness month. Dr. Flannery shares how St. Mary’s comprehensive cancer program delivers personalized care, from early detection with mammograms to advanced treatment options like radiation therapy, while also focusing on risk factors, DCIS and the strength of a coordinated care team.
St. Mary Medical Center orthopedic surgeon, James Scott, DO, discusses common fall sports injuries in both youth, adult and professional sports on UpWords on WBCB. Dr. Scott shares some tips for prevention, strength and conditioning.
Alfred Trang, MD, St. Mary Medical Center board-certified general and bariatric surgeon, discusses hiatal hernias – what they are, early warning signs, and the latest treatment options.
St. Mary Medical Center board-certified urologist, Justin Harmon, MD, discusses former President Joe Biden’s recent advanced prostate cancer diagnosis, when to get screened for prostate cancer, the importance of understanding family history and treatment methods.
St. Mary Medical Center resident Maria Kelley, MD, discusses skin cancer prevention, staying protected from the sun, choosing the right sunscreen and the best treatment methods for sunburn on UpWords with Chris Ermer.
St. Mary Medical Center breast surgical oncologist, Kristin Krupa, MD, discusses ways reduce the risk of breast cancer and the importance of a high-risk breast assessment.
St. Mary Medical Center family medicine provider, Phebena Rency, CRNP, discusses the symptoms and risk factors of colorectal cancer as well as the importance of screenings.
St. Mary Medical Center interventional cardiologist, Hitesh Raheja, MD, FACC, FSCAI, RPVI, discusses some of the most common structural heart issues and when treatment is recommended.
St. Mary Medical Center orthopedic surgeon, James Scott, DO, discusses the most common reasons for hip and knee replacements and when to consider surgery in comparison to other nonsurgical options.
St. Mary Medical Center general and bariatric surgeon, Alfred Trang, MD, discusses the differences between a traditional and hiatal hernia, common symptoms of a hiatal hernia and how to know when surgery is the best option.
St. Mary Medical Center gynecologic oncologist, Mark Shahin, MD, discusses the most common types of gynecologic cancers, prevention and treatment on UpWords with Chris Ermer.
St. Mary Medical Center orthopedic surgeon, Dinesh Dhanaraj, MD, discusses the Phillies season, common baseball injuries and how technology has advanced to play a role in injury prevention and recovery.
St. Mary Medical Center urologist, Justin Harmon, MD, discusses men’s health and prostate cancer with Chris Ermer of UpWords. They touch on new innovations and treatment enhancements in addition to discussing some common misconceptions about prostate cancer.
St. Mary Medical Center breast surgical oncologist, Kristin Krupa, MD, discusses actress Shannon Doherty’s breast cancer battle, treatment options for women with breast cancer, ways to reduce a breast cancer risk and options at St. Mary Medical Center for people without health insurance.
St. Mary Medical Center cardiologist, Hitesh Raheja, MD, discusses how hot days, and not taking care of existing conditions or staying hydrated, can lead to heat stroke, heart attack, arrhythmia or other cardiac events.
St. Mary Medical Center primary care physician, Sandra Miskiel, MD, discusses Men’s Health Awareness Month and common questions men ask during their primary care appointments. She talks about diabetes, heart disease and regular preventive screenings.
Sarah Goodheart, MD, St. Mary obstetrician-gynecologist discusses common questions that often arise when women schedule their annual appointments, shedding light on the significance of regular ob/gyn visits. Moreover, she delves into why it's important for teenage girls to start seeing an ob/gyn early on.
Eric Gokcen, MD, St. Mary Medical Center orthopedic surgeon who specializes in foot and ankle injuries, discusses the difference between a sprained and fractured ankle, and other common injuries during baseball and the Phillies season.
St. Mary Medical Center colorectal surgeon, Esther Cha, MD, discusses risk factors and treatment for colorectal cancer, and ways to reduce your risk.
St. Mary Medical Center cardiologist Toni Ann DeVenecia, MD, discusses the risk factors and ways to reduce your risk for heart disease. Dr. DeVenecia also describes the difference between coronary heart disease and microvascular disease.
Dinesh Dhanaraj, MD, a board-certified orthopedic surgeon at St. Mary Medical Center, discusses ways to stay safe and prevent injuries whether skiing, snowboarding, ice skating, sledding or even shoveling snow.
Sandra Miskiel, MD, a board-certified internal medicine and primary care physician at St. Mary Family Medicine in Floral Vale, discusses how some of the stress factors around the holiday can affect our heart health and the importance of having a primary care physician.
Natalia Susul, DPT, MPH, a board-certified clinical specialist in Women’s Health Physical Therapy at St. Mary Medical Center, discusses the four main functions of the pelvic floor, the weakening of these muscles due to injury or the birth of a child and ways physical therapy can help strengthen these muscles to avoid issues such as leakage and incontinence.
Kristin Krupa, MD, a fellowship-trained breast surgical oncologist at St. Mary Medical Center, discusses the different treatment options available for breast cancer patients and how the team at St. Mary Medical Center educates and works with patients to find a treatment plan that best fits their needs.
Avrahom Gurwitz, MD, MPH, a board-certified pediatrician specializing in emergency medicine, and Sandra Yewdall, RN, BSN, an Emergency Room registered nurse, discuss the difference between urgent care and the emergency room, when to visit urgent care, and when to visit the emergency room.
St. Mary Medical Center lactation consultant, Margaret D’Andrea discusses National Breastfeeding Month, the health benefits of breastfeeding, and employer benefits to help accommodate the needs of breastfeeding moms.
Nathaniel Holzman, MD, FACS, discusses beyond the glamorous side of plastic surgery, staying safe in the sun, and how the compassionate team at St. Mary creates a personalized treatment plan to maintain your individualized needs.
Alfred C. Trang, MD, FACS, bariatric and general surgeon, joins WBCB 1490 Upwords’ host Chris Ermer to discuss hiatal hernias. Learn what differentiates a hiatal hernia from a traditional hernia, when to consider surgery, symptoms, and how a hiatal hernia can affect daily life.
Burt Blackstone, DO, St. Mary Medical Center Trauma Program Medical Director, joins WBCB 1490 to discuss the St. Mary trauma program, common injuries seen in the emergency department, and the vital role trauma centers play in health care.
Did you know that about 5 million Americans have a hernia? In this week's show hear St. Mary general surgeon Jessica Barton, DO, review a variety of topics related to hernias, including symptoms, hernia types and options for repair.
Did you know about one in 23 men and one in 25 women are at risk for getting colorectal cancer in their lifetime? In this week's show hear board-certified general surgeon specializing in colorectal surgery Esther Cha, MD, review a variety of topics such as colorectal cancer warning signs and what steps you can take to reduce your risk.
Can having a slow metabolism impact your weight? Board-certified endocrinologist Dr. Svetlana Shifrin-Douglas explains how metabolism and other health factors can influence weight loss and weight gain.
In this week's show, learn more about keeping your New Year's resolutions with diet and exercise from St. Mary family medicine specialist Dr. Debra Geiger.
There are many reasons to keep your heart healthy, including heart attack prevention. Learn how diet, exercise and lifestyle habits can directly impact your heart's overall wellness from St. Mary cardiologist Dr. Vincent Figueredo.
Treatments for breast cancer are improving all the time, including surgical options. Oncoplastic surgery is a newer approach for breast cancer patients that improves cosmetic outcomes and may be a good option for women undergoing breast-conserving surgery. St. Mary plastic surgeon Dr. Nathaniel Holzman explains the basics about this new approach in this week's show.
Did you know there are over 3.5 million breast cancer survivors in the United States according to the National Breast Cancer Foundation? In this episode, St. Mary breast surgeon Dr. Russell Reisner explains the different ways you can learn more about your individual risk for breast cancer.
Are you curious about bariatric surgery? In this episode, board-certified general surgeon Dr. Alfred Trang explains important facts about this popular procedure. Dr. Trang specializes in bariatric and minimally invasive surgery at St. Mary.
Did you know urologists can use minimally invasive robotic surgery to perform complex and delicate procedures through just a few small incisions? Learn more about that actually means from St. Mary urologist Dr. Justin Harmon.
Now more than ever, your lung health is critical. Explore ways to maintain and protect your lung health during the unprecedented COVID-19 pandemic from St. Mary thoracic surgeon Dr. Doraid Jarrar.
Pain management specialist at St. Mary Interventional Spine and Pain Center Dr. Lisa Nocera joins us this week to explain the basics about pain and what you can do about it - so you can live life more comfortably.
Lyme disease is very common with more than three million cases a year in the United States. The disease spreads through tick bites and can last days or even weeks. This week, St. Mary infectious disease specialist Dr. Ronald Goren teaches us about Lyme disease and steps you can take to protect yourself.
St. Mary pharmacist Michael Mandel explains the inner workings of a new drug donation program offered through St. Clare Pharmacy at St. Mary. Qualifying recipients have access to medications for common conditions – such as diabetes, high blood pressure and others – for free.
It goes without saying health care has changed in many ways during this unprecedented pandemic. However, preventive care remains a necessary service to ensure the overall health of our communities. St. Mary breast surgeon Dr. Russell Reisner walks us through accessing breast health services amidst COVID-19 restrictions.
Did you know in some parts of Bucks County, up to 8.8% of the population cut meal size or skip meals because they lack the money for food. St. Mary Community Health & Well Being manager Joann Dorr explains how our food insecurity programs help address hunger and lack of access to healthy food, which can put people at risk for poor health outcomes.
Plastic and reconstructive surgery is a transformative experience with life-changing outcomes. For many, this kind of surgery can help redefine confidence and self-esteem. In this week's show, learn more about these services from plastic surgeon and division chief at St. Mary Plastic & Reconstructive Surgery Dr. Nathaniel Holzman.
St. Mary has partnered with Positive Recovery Solutions to bring mobile drug relapse prevention services to our community. These services are critical as Pennsylvania ranked fourth in the nation with the highest rates of death due to drug overdose in 2018. Learn more about this partnership from Amanda Cope, RN, Chief Operating Officer of Positive Recovery Solutions and Lisa Kelly, Director of St. Mary Community Health & Wellbeing and Volunteer Services.
At St. Mary, we envision a healthy community with access to the latest technology and compassionate care from healers and caregivers. Our donors and volunteers help make the vision a reality every day. In this episode, Trinity Health Mid-Atlantic VP and chief development officer Jim Green explains how you can help support St. Mary through giving. NOTE: we are still accepting all donations of PPE, including homemade masks, for COVID-19 assistance.
Did you know that congestive heart failure (CHF) is considered very common? There are more than three million cases per year in the United States alone. In this week's show, get the facts about CHF from Dr. Nisha Gandhi, cardiologist at St. Mary Comprehensive Cardiology.
Kidney stones are common, so common that about 11 percent of men and 6 percent of women in the US have kidney stones at least once in their lifetime. On this week's show, St. Mary urologist Dr. Sean McGinley explains what they are, how you can prevent them, how they are treated and much more.
According to the CDC, in 2017 nearly half a million deaths in the United States included hypertension as a primary or contributing cause. Learn more about risks, symptoms and treatment from Dr. Vincent Figueredo, cardiologist at St. Mary Comprehensive Cardiology.
C.A.R.E.S. stands for Community Aid Refurbished Equipment Store. Hear more about C.A.R.E.S. from Lynn Carpenter, manager of retail operations at St. Mary Medical Center, as she explains how volunteers are coming together to do something different - to make sure that medical equipment doesn't go to waste. From canes to wheelchairs, this special store in Bucks County is helping those most in need.
Most people have never heard of an abdominal aortic aneurysm (AAA), yet it accounted for nearly 10,000 deaths in the United States according to 2017 data from the CDC. Learn more about AAA from expert Dr. Ronald Fields, St. Mary cardiologist and medical director of St. Mary Heart & Vascular Center.
You don't have to live with urinary incontinence, and in this week's show St. Mary urologist Dr. Patricia M. Zahner explains why. Dr. Zahner specializes in female pelvic medicine and reconstructive surgery. Through preventive, diagnostic and therapeutic procedures, Dr. Zahner helps women manage conditions and complications related to pelvic floor disorders – including urinary incontinence.
In this week's show, Jayne Green, St. Mary Home Care regional director of operations and leader for our home-based Telehealth program, and Ruth Martynowicz, Mercy Home Health Vice President explain the many benefits of the St. Mary Care Connect CHF IV Diuretic Program for patients in our community.
Many of us set fitness goals, especially in the beginning of the year, but tend to lose momentum overtime for a variety of reasons. Nicole Evans, fitness specialist at St. Mary for over 12 years, gives listeners some tips and tricks on how to keep fitness goals – and seek resources at the St. Mary Wellness Center for an added boost of expert support.
Dr. Doraid Jarrar is a thoracic surgeon at St. Mary Medical Center with almost 20 years of experience in his field. In this episode, listeners learn the basics about lung cancer from Dr. Jarrar as he expertly explains the different stages of cancer; different screening options; prevention and more.
Dr. Leslie Partem, Family Practice physician, discusses the signs, symptoms, and treatment options for cervical cancer.
Dr. Justin Harmon, of St. Mary Comprehensive Urologic Specialists, talks the complex and advanced surgical procedures now being done using the DaVinci Robotic Surgical System.
Manager of the Families Living Well program at St. Mary Joann Dorr and Registered Dietitian Shara Aaron discuss the importance of healthy eating, reading labels, exercise and more, specifically around the holiday season.
Infectious disease specialist Dr. Ronald Goren is a 40-year veteran in his field, serving 30 of those years at St. Mary. Listeners of this episode will enjoy an eventful ride learning critical points about vaccines, antibiotics, superbugs and much more.
Diabetes Clinical Coordinator Colleen McGhee talks about the Diabetes Management Center at St. Mary and the various different programs it has to offer as well as how diabetes is diagnosed and treated.
Mammograms are important and save lives. In this episode, St. Mary radiologist Dr. Claire Streibert teaches us the basics about this procedure and how our recently renovated Breast Center supports more patients than ever before – from mammograms to biopsies.
While the topic of postpartum pelvic floor physical therapy may sound unfamiliar and complex, St. Mary physical therapist and pelvic floor specialist Stephanie Roberts explains how common this type of therapy is. From incontinence to abdominal weakness, Stephanie breaks it down for us, simply.
St. Mary Endocrinologist Dr. Kelly Loftus discusses healthy holiday eating, specifically for those affected by diabetes.
In this episode, cardiologist Dr. James Kilcoyne from St. Mary Comprehensive Cardiology provides listeners with facts about heart failure. From understanding risk factors to knowing what to do next if you suspect trouble, you don't want to miss a word from Dr. Kilcoyne.
Brian Beno and Stu Markowitz are two physical therapists certified in the McKenzie Method at St. Mary Medical Center. With decades of experience between them, they offer listeners easy-to-grasp explanations and relatable experiences about this trusted treatment.
Learn more about aesthetic procedures from award-winning plastic surgeon and Chief of the Division at St. Mary Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery Dr. Nathaniel Holzman as he walks listeners through the different types of cosmetic procedures, how they are performed and who might be the best candidate for services.
Breast surgeon Russell Reisner, MD, walks listeners through the basics of breast cancer – covering every topic from symptoms, treatments and prevention to breast implants and surgeries. We also learn more about the Ladies Night Out event on October 22, 2019, to benefit the St. Mary Cancer Center.
St. Mary registered dietitian Maria Nicholson gives listeners the inside scoop on how to eat healthy over the holiday season. From tricks on how to lighten up recipes to a few tips she uses when cooking at home – this is the perfect episode to kick off your healthy eating habits and get you through the next several months.
According to the American Heart Association, approximately every 40 seconds an American will have a heart attack. Learn more about what you can do to help prevent a heart attack as well as tips to identify warning signs when they arise. From door-to-balloon time to stopping smoking, St. Mary cardiologist Dr. Vincent Figueredo answers some of the most frequently asked questions about heart attacks.
Jack Geracci, director of Spiritual Care at St. Mary Medical Center, explains what role spiritual care plays in health and healing as patient's embark on their journey of care. Jack clears the air about misconceptions and shares what spiritual support really looks like in the health system.
Certified hand therapist Christy Murphy educates listeners on the basics of hand therapy. Learn more about how this type of therapy is performed; what conditions and injuries may benefit from this treatment; and how to access this resource within the care continuum.
This week, St. Mary Gynecologic Oncologist Dr. Charlotte Marcus educates listeners about the many different forms of gynecologic cancers, the various risk factors, and shares tips for prevention. The Cancer Center at St. Mary offers a full suite of services to ensure patients receive top level care in the comfort of their own community.
St. Mary is strongly committed to helping families live healthier. Our goal is to empower children and their families with the tools to make choices that lead to better, healthier lifestyles. Registered Dietician Shara Aaron walks us through the different Families Living Well community programs that support this effort.
Stroke is the fifth leading cause of death in the United States and is a major cause of serious disability for adults. But, it's also preventable and treatable. In this episode, St. Mary Neurologist Yelena Shpigel, MD, educates listeners on the basics about strokes.
Medical Director of the St. Mary Wound Healing and Hyperbaric Medicine Center Dr. Nathaniel Holzman talks about the importance of wound care and ways to prevent and treat wounds.
Gastroenterologist Dr. Matt Bohning explains the many important aspects of colorectal screenings, including how screenings support your overall health. Hear about everything from what to expect when preparing for a colonoscopy to common misconceptions about the procedure.
President and Chief Executive Officer of St. Mary Medical Center Lawrence Brilliant, MD, FACEP, reviews the many policies and operational efforts in place at St. Mary to ensure patients are met with the highest levels safety and quality of care for every visit.
St. Mary Comprehensive Urologic Specialists Dr. Justin Harmon explains how a new, Innovative therapy, Rezum, uses the natural energy stored in water vapor, or steam, to treat the enlarged and obstructive prostate tissue.
Dr. Keith Kreitz discusses the Bariatric and Metabolic Surgery program at St. Mary, the different types of procedures that are offered, and what patients can expect along their journey from start to finish having bariatric surgery.
Dr. Michael Bickell, of St. Mary Comprehensive Urologic Specialists, talks about male specific health conditions – also known as andrology – including infertility, erectile dysfunction and male incontinence.
St. Mary Center for Wound Healing & Hyperbaric Medicine treats everything from hard-to-heal sores to traumatic injuries. Dr. Nathanial Holzman, Division Chief for Plastic & Reconstructive Surgery and Medical Director of St. Mary Center for Wound Healing & Hyperbaric Medicine educates listeners on wound-healing management.
St. Mary Urologist Dr. Michael Bickell discusses the many aspects of men's health, including how to prevent and treat erectile dysfunction.
St. Mary Scoliosis Therapist Amy Morris discusses Scoliosis, what causes it, the process of diagnosis, and treatment options, including the Schroth Method.
The Meds to Beds Program at St. Mary offers patients pharmacy services at their bedside before leaving the hospital – ensuring they get the medications and consultation they need to support their health and healing at home. St. Mary clinical pharmacy manager Henry Trumbo, PharmD, walks us through what it takes to make this program successful at St. Mary.
Learn more about erectile dysfunction – one of the most common sexual problems in men – from Dr. Michael Bickell, St. Mary Comprehensive Urologic Specialists. Dr. Bickell answers important questions about causes, diagnosis, treatments and more.
Bariatric Surgeon Dr. Keith Kreitz talks about surgical options available for anyone struggling to lose weight.
Do you want to eat healthier, but just don't know where to start? Manager of the Families Living Well Program Joann Dorr talks about eating resources in Bucks County. Joann is joined by Registered Dietitian Shara Aaron, who discusses the importance of nutrition and easier ways to eat healthier, especially during the holidays.
The maternity suite at St. Mary offers mothers and babies comfort and state-of-the-art care from OB/GYN specialists and providers. Learn more from St. Mary Medical Center Director of Nursing Marie Schickler about the importance of mother and baby bonding after childbirth.
Bariatric and metabolic surgeon Keith Kreitz, MD, provides a helpful overview of different bariatric procedures and a look at the latest developments in the field. He demystifies myths and defines facts to help people make the best decisions for their bodies and their health.
Registered Dietitian Maria Nicholson discusses healthy eating choices during the fall and holiday seasons.
One in 8 U.S. women will be diagnosed with breast cancer in her lifetime. What are your risks? How is it treated? What happens before and after surgery? Hiral Fontanilla, MD has the answers to these questions and more.
Infectious Disease Specialist Dr. Ronald Goren talks about Sepsis, how it's diagnosed, how it's treated and more in honor of September as National Sepsis Awareness Month.
Manager of Lab Operations Deborah Volponi discusses the importance of the lab at St. Mary and describes the different services it provides to patients.
Cardiologist Dr. David Drucker discusses a new treatment available at St. Mary for blockages in leg arteries called Intravascular Lithotripsy.
If you know children who play youth sports, how much should you worry about them getting concussions? Trauma Prevention Coordinator Kim Everett, BS, MA shares important information about how to prevent them, what to look for and what to do if you suspect a concussion.
It's one thing to earn a medical degree, and quite another to continue one's medical education at the graduate level. Learn more about what it means to be a Resident with Larry Brilliant, MD, CEO of St. Mary Medical Center.
The U.S. Military, its veterans, and their families deserve the very best health care, in gratitude for their service and sacrifices for our country. Greg Jolissaint, MD (Retired U.S. Army) explains the ins and outs of military culture and how St. Mary Medical Center offers a special program for these individuals.
Trauma Prevention Coordinator Kim Everett discusses fall prevention, who is most at risk, and other factors that can affect balance and stability.
Men's health issues matter – especially when it comes to your prostate. Jamison Jaffe, DO, discusses common problems and how to treat them as simply and effectively as possible.
Mammograms are a tedious and potentially scary part of being female, and the hype about them doesn't make them any more fun or more helpful. Radiation oncologist Claire Streibert, MD cuts through the clutter and helps emphasize their significance.
The maternity suite at St. Mary offers mothers and babies comfort and state-of-the-art care from OB/GYN specialists and providers. Learn more from St. Mary Medical Center Director of Nursing Marie Schickler about the importance of mother and baby bonding after childbirth.
Could you benefit from pelvic floor therapy? Physical therapist Jenna Boyes, PT, DPT talks about why these muscles are important to maintain and how to strengthen them.
Did you know? Every year in America, 735,000 people suffer a heart attack. Ron Fields, MD, cardiologist with St. Mary Comprehensive Cardiology, explains ways to protect yourself from having one happen to you.
Dr. Lisa Nocera, Pain Management Specialist, talks about some of the conditions that put people at risk for chronic pain, and what treatments are offered at the St. Mary Pain Management Center that can help relieve pain and improve quality of life.
Dr. Jamison Jaffe of St. Mary Comprehensive Urologic Specialists discusses prostate health, including risk factors, lifestyle choices, recommended screenings and more.
St. Mary Family Practice Physician Dr. Christina McAdams talks about the importance of vaccinations and the purpose that they serve.
Dr. Justin Harmon, of St. Mary Comprehensive Urologic Specialists, talks about complex and advanced surgical procedures now being done using the DaVinci Robotic Surgical System.
David W. Drucker, MD, talks about cholesterol and fat plaque build ups that often lead to aneurysms in the neck, brain, stomach or other major arteries outside of the heart.