Memorial Health Radio: Recent Episodes
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Listen to our experts talk about topics that concern you. Our conversations range from health topics with our providers and specialists, to current news and updates at the health system. We hope you will share this with your friends and family too!
In this episode, we explore how sports medicine and orthopedic care work together to treat injuries, improve recovery, and keep people active—whether you're a competitive athlete or just love staying on the move. Our guest shares insights on the most common conditions they treat, how the two specialties collaborate, and why seeing the right provider can make all the difference in your recovery journey.
In this episode, we explore Farapulse ablation—a new, non-thermal approach to treating atrial fibrillation. We’ll explain how it works, how it compares to traditional ablation methods, who it’s for, and what patients can expect in terms of recovery, effectiveness, and long-term outcomes.
In this episode, we dive into the world of rheumatology and explore how joint pain isn't always "just arthritis." From autoimmune diseases like Psoriatic arthritis to conditions like Crohn’s disease, Lyme disease, and fibromyalgia, we uncover how these conditions can cause pain even before other symptoms appear. We discuss the risks of relying on long-term NSAIDs and the importance of early diagnosis to prevent permanent damage. Tune in to learn how to recognize the signs of inflammatory arthritis and other hidden causes of joint pain.
In this episode, we sit down with a dedicated supporter of Memorial Health System and the Memorial Health Foundation to discuss their connection to the organization and their decision to support the Women and Children’s Hospital. We explore the importance of having a hospital dedicated to the unique needs of women and children, and how the new facility will shape the future of healthcare in our region. Plus, we dive into the lasting impact this project will have on the Marietta community and share how others can get involved in making a difference. Don’t miss this inspiring conversation about community, giving, and the future of healthcare!
In this episode, one parent shares their personal journey navigating the world of autism. From common misconceptions to the process of getting an autism diagnosis, they open up about the challenges and obstacles they've faced. They also discuss the importance of educating children about autism and their hopes for a more inclusive, accepting society. Tune in for an honest and inspiring conversation on understanding and embracing autism.
In this episode, we’re stepping into the world of podiatry! Whether you’re curious about what a podiatrist does, the training they undergo, or the difference between a podiatrist and an orthopedist, we’ve got you covered. We’ll also dive into when you should see a podiatrist, what treatments they offer (including surgery), and how the podiatry team works together to provide top-notch care. Tune in to get a complete guide to foot and ankle health!
Many women experience heart issues differently compared to men, often with non-traditional symptoms. In this enlightening discussion, nurse practitioner Jessica Slavin helps identify these hidden signs and offers guidance on when to seek medical attention. Be proactive about your health by tuning in!
In this episode, we dive into the world of vascular health with a vascular physician. Learn what to expect during your visit, the top diseases treated, and lifestyle changes that can improve your future vascular health. We’ll also discuss key warning signs that indicate when you should see a vascular surgeon and clarify the difference between a vascular surgeon and a general cardiologist. Tune in for expert insights on keeping your vascular system healthy!
In this episode, we dive deep into the world of beating heart surgery, exploring everything you need to know before, during, and after the procedure. We discuss the potential risks and complications, how the surgery is performed with or without the use of a heart-lung machine, and what this means for your recovery. You’ll also learn about the success rates, recovery timelines, and the impact on your long-term quality of life. Plus, we cover alternative treatment options and provide expert tips on how to prepare for surgery, manage post-op care, and get back to normal activities. Whether you’re facing surgery or just curious, this episode is your ultimate guide to beating heart surgery.
In this episode of Move for You: Redefining Fitness Beyond the Gym, we dive into the idea that movement is the key to exercise, not the gym. We explore how every individual has unique health and physical conditions, and how recognizing this can help shape a more personalized, empowering fitness journey. We also discuss why flexibility might be just as crucial, if not more important, than traditional forms of exercise and why any progress, no matter how small, is worth celebrating. Whether you have access to a gym or not, you'll learn practical tips for valuing yourself and making fitness work for you. Tune in for an inspiring conversation that redefines what it means to move for your health!
In this episode, we’ll discuss common pediatric symptoms like coughs and fevers, how to assess your child’s condition at home, and clear guidelines on when it's necessary to visit the emergency room. We’ll cover effective home remedies, dosages for fever reducers, and warning signs that should prompt immediate medical attention. Plus, we’ll answer common questions from parents to help them feel more confident in caring for their little ones during illness.
Join us as we delve into the world of health resolutions and effective goal-setting strategies. Deanna Shuler, director of community health and wellness, shares insights on setting realistic fitness goals, overcoming challenges, and understanding the importance of long-term vision in achieving and maintaining a healthier lifestyle.
In this episode, we dive into the world of sports medicine and explore how it differs from orthopedics, and how both specialties work together to provide comprehensive care. We’ll also introduce the other key members of the sports medicine team and discuss the common injuries and conditions treated, from sprains and strains to overuse injuries. Learn how sports medicine professionals diagnose these issues and provide treatment plans to help you recover faster and reduce your risk of future injuries. Whether you're a seasoned athlete or just looking to stay active, we’ll share how sports medicine can help you get back to doing the activities you love—or even help you start something new!
In this episode, we discuss the critical importance of regular skin checks in the early detection of skin cancer. Hear from dermatology experts about how often you should be getting these checks and what signs to look for. Protect your skin and stay informed!
Join us for an enlightening podcast episode all about Giving Tuesday! Discover the origins and significance of this global day of giving, and learn how you can get involved in your community. We'll share inspiring stories, discuss various ways to contribute, and highlight challenges from local organizations. Tune in to explore the impact of generosity and how every contribution, big or small, can make a difference. Unleash the power of giving this Tuesday!
Join us for an exciting episode as we introduce Dr. Dan and Leah Breece, the Co-Chairs of the Together Campaign, alongside Jarrett Stull, Executive Director of the Memorial Health Foundation. On October 8, they unveiled an ambitious fundraising initiative—the largest in Memorial Health System’s history—aiming to raise $50 million to enhance healthcare in our community.
In this episode, we dive deep into the campaign's goals, which include a groundbreaking Women and Children’s Hospital in Southeast Ohio, the growth of our endowment to ensure the best facilities and services, and the Memorial Health Fund that supports various patient initiatives.
Discover how this campaign not only addresses critical healthcare gaps but also unites our community in transforming local health services. Dr. Breece shares insights on the necessity of the new hospital, while Leah discusses their inspiration for leading this vital initiative.
Want to be part of this transformative journey? Jarrett provides details on how you can contribute and support our mission. Tune in and learn more about the Together Campaign and how we can shape the future of healthcare in our region!
Visit TogetherMHF.org or call 740-374-4914 to get involved!
In this episode, we explore the current landscape in the fight against breast cancer. We discuss diagnosis, treatment options, and the success rates of various therapies. Learn what to expect after treatment and discover proactive steps women (and men) can take to reduce their risk of developing breast cancer. Join us for this important conversation on awareness, prevention, and hope!
In this episode, we dive into the complexities of mental health and substance use with Linda Sistrunk, our Director of Behavioral Health. We explore common misconceptions surrounding these topics, unpack the stigma that persists, and discuss how socioeconomic status affects access to care. Linda also addresses whether individuals can be mandated to receive treatment and shares effective advocacy strategies. Finally, we highlight valuable resources available in our community for those seeking help. Join us for an insightful conversation that aims to break down barriers and promote understanding!
In this episode, we explore who is at risk for a stroke and the different types and symptoms of strokes. We also delve into the specifics of stroke rehabilitation, including the role of neurological rehab versus traditional rehab and what a Certified Stroke Rehabilitation Specialist (CSRS) does. Additionally, we discuss local support groups for stroke patients and their caregivers.
Listen to Dr. Abu Limon talk about all the services offered in our Department of Endocrinology.
Listen to nurse recruiter Michaela Woomer talk about the programs, bonuses, and advancement opportunities offered by Memorial Health System.
Dr. Vidas Dumasius shares the different breast reconstructive options available, implant safety, and insruance coverage.
Listen to one of our Athletic Trainers talk about steps to take to prepare to return to school.
Listen to Scott Cantley, President and CEO of Memorial Health System and Dan Breece, Chief Medical Officer discuss the benefits of the new Mayo Clinic Care Network.
Dr. Jonathan Krant discusses the evolving initiatives in drug development for rheumatologic disease, placed within the context of the diseases that we treat in Rheumatology, safety considerations and cost.
Listen to Interventional Cardiologist Jason Schott talk about aortic stenosis and the TAVR procedure.
Health care providers use duodenoscopes in endoscopic retrograde cholangiopancreatography (ERCP). These procedures diagnose and treat diseases in the pancreas and bile ducts. But design flaws made them difficult to clean. This led to several outbreaks of antibiotic-resistant “superbug” infections and scope redesigns.
Dr. Wisler Saint-Vil, a sports medicine physician with Memorial Health System, joins us to discuss a new development in sports medicine that eliminates chronic tendon pain without invasive surgery- the Tenex Procedure.
Dr. Francis Wadskier discusses the coronavirus, what people need to look for, and how to stay healthy.
Dr. Nicholas Mezitis explains why diabetics often have foot and eye problems, what the warning signs are, and how to reduce your risk factors.
Dr. Vidas Dumasius shares how to take care of your skin as you age, and surgical and non-surgical treatment options.
Dr. Ashley Collins shares how to discuss depression, who someone should talk to about their depression, and why it's important to discuss it with a healthcare provider.
Vickie Miller, RT(R)(M) shares the risk factors of breast cancer, what age you should get a mammogram, the importance of early detection, as well as where you can get a mammogram at Memorial Health System and how to schedule it.
Amy Eddy, Certified Family Nurse Practitioner discusses how to spot the signs of ovarian cancer, risk factors, and the importance of early detection.
Dr. David Drozek discusses what lifestyle medicine is, who can benefit, and what it looks like for the patient.
Bradley Pierce, PA explains why you should wear sunscreen, the ingredients you should look for when buying sunscreen and how often you should apply sunscreen when you're outside.
Dr. Tyler Hill shares warning signs of a heat stroke, how to treat heat stroke and prevention tips.
Dr. David Spears explains when a patient should go to the Physicians Care Express (PCE), Emergency Room, or doctors office and the types of conditions the PCE treats.
In this three person panel, Dr. Agaba, Ashley Lockhart, PA, and Alyse McNeill, PA discuss what qualifies someone for bariatric surgery, the success rate for weight-loss and the different types of bariatric surgery offered at MHS.
John Arnold, NP shares important information on how you can keep your heart healthy through diet, exercise, and stress reduction.
Beth Schwendeman, PT and Rob Moat, OTR discuss the importance of certain types of physical therapy when you are facing cancer treatment, and what services are offered in the Memorial Health System's rehab program for cancer patients.
Dr. Warner Wang discusses signs and risk factors of esophageal cancer, and the treatments and technology offered at Memorial Health System.
Dr. John David Krant discusses psoriatic arthritis. He explains the symptoms you would notice, the risk factors involved, as well as the latest treatment options available at Memorial Health System.
Listen as Dr. Tina Smith is introduced to the community and discusses sleep training for children. She shares her best advice on the many different methods out there and how you can help you and your little one sleep through the night.
This years cold and flu season is shaping up to be a nasty one. Dr. Jill Powell discusses how you can tell the difference between a cold and the flu, treatment advice if you get sick, and many important ways to prevent getting a cold or the flu this season.
Jonathan Krant, MD, FACP, discusses the field of rheumatology. He shares his expertise in treatment options available for people with inflammatory arthritis, osteoarthritis, metabolic bone disease and more.
John Blake Epling, MD discusses the correlation between diabetes and thyroid care, and the management and treatment options available at Memorial Health System.
Memorial Diabetes Center's certified diabetes educators offer personalized lessons on nutrition, insulin therapy and other topics relevant to managing diabetes.
David N. Pickering, DO, BC-ADM discusses advanced diabetes management and the multidisciplinary care you will receive at Memorial Health System if you have advanced Diabetes.
As we hear more about people passing away from Glioblastoma, you might have questions about this form of brain cancer.
Shinoj Pattali, MD, explains Glioblastoma, what treatment options are available and some of the promising new therapies for this type of cancer.
Gastroenterology focuses on digestive system health. Digestive illnesses and conditions can occur at any stop on the digestive tract.
Dr. Juan Tejada, gastroenterologist, discusses some common digestive issues and treatment options available at Memorial Health System.
Our feet can handle a lot of stress, but if you put too much of a load on them, it can, over time, cause damage. When heel pain begins to limit your daily activities, it may be time to see a podiatrist to asses your issue.
Dr. Ian Aveytua discusses some of the most common causes of heel pain and the treatment options available at Memorial Health System.
Infection can lead to a potentially life-threatening condition known as sepsis. The body’s chemical response to infection triggers inflammatory response throughout the body. Sepsis requires immediate medical attention.
Sherri Weekley, BSN, RN, and Cynthia Gaerke, MD, discuss sepsis education, and when to seek emergency care if you think you or a loved one may be in sepsis. It could save a life.
Approximately 9.4 percent of the U.S. population suffers from diabetes. If you are one of them, you know how frustrating it can be to manage your symptoms. But what if you could prevent it from occurring in the first place?
Dr. Nicholas Mezitis discusses ways to prevent diabetes so that you don't have to worry about managing it.
Increased blood sugar can cause diabetes and create multiple health issues for those suffering from diabetes.
Dr. Nicolas Mezitis offers suggestions to help monitor and control your blood sugar so that you can manage your diabetes and live the healthier lifestyle you want to live.
Summer is the perfect time to enjoy the great outdoors. Many summertime activities provide lots of opportunity to soak up the sun. While enjoying the sunshine, exercise caution for optimal skin health.
Amy Albrecht, PA, shares her recommendations for sun safety so you can enjoy summer without worrying about sun damage.
For many men, discussing prostate health is not something they want to think about. However, it is important for men to see their physician and get the prostate screening tests that could help save their lives.
Dr. Carson Wong shares tips for good prostate health, and what screening tests men should have available at Memorial Heath System.
The mission of Memorial Health System's Family Medicine Residency Program is to train outstanding leaders in the field of family medicine. We recently received accreditation from the ACGME for a family medicine residency program that will allow our health system to bring more quality physicians to our area.
Roxanne Cech, MD, is the director of this residency program, and she joins the show to discuss what this means for our system and our community.
Heart disease is the number one health problem in the Mid-Ohio Valley, one reason state-of-the-art cardiac care is critical.
The Memorial Health System is committed to providing convenient access to our heart and vascular services. We know heart disease and stroke are two of the most common health conditions found in our region, that is why our heart and vascular team of experts work together to help patients lead longer, healthier lives.
In honor of heart month, joining the show to discuss the services offered in the cardiology department at Memorial Health System, is Solomon Bagae, MD. He is a cardiologist with Memorial Health System.
Your Primary Care Provider plays an important role in maintaining your health. Your PCP will be the person you'll likely see for check-ups, blood work, tests, screenings, and follow-ups.
Sarah Taylor, DO, shares why having a PCP is important and why you should always schedule an annual wellness visit.
A variety of factors such as disease, infection, ototoxic medications (prescription and over-the-counter), continued exposure to loud noise, tumors, trauma and the aging process can all be causes of hearing loss. Our audiologists work directly with patients to identify impairments or dysfunctions of hearing, balance and other related systems.
Ronny Warrington, AuD, CCC-A shares services the Audiology department at Memorial Health System has to offer.
Interventional cardiology is a specialty branch of cardiology that deals specifically with the catheter-based treatment of structural heart diseases. Over time, plaque can develop and layer in the coronary arteries, cutting off blood supply to the heart muscle.
Memorial Health System's interventional cardiology team led by Joseph Mayo, MD, offers cardiac catheterization and angioplasty for emergency cases. Our team also participates in research studies through C-PORT with John Hopkins, improving cardiac care and offering angioplasty to select elective cases.
In this informative podcast Dr. Joseph Mayo discusses the role of an interventional cardiologist in your heart care and the treatment options available at Memorial Health System.
Memorial Health System’s Cardiac Rehabilitation Program is an essential component of the recovery process by helping patients with heart disease, a heart attack or other heart-related disorder, resume an active lifestyle. Our nationally certified program combines medical supervision and cardiac monitoring, education, dietary and individual counseling, with a progressive exercise program to help individuals reach and maintain a high level of heart fitness.
In this podcast Barb Foster, BSN, RN, discusses what you can expect if you or a loved one has a heart condition and your physician has recommended cardiac rehab.
From strokes and brain tumors to degenerative disc disease and sleep disorders, Memorial Health System offers patients a broad range of expert neurological care. Whether treatment stems from injury or illness, our specialized physicians utilize today's most effective diagnostic measures to determine the best course of care from diagnosis to treatment and rehabilitation.
Joining the show to discuss our steadfast commitment to offer the very best in treatment, education and research to improve outcomes for patients, and how our growing neurosurgery department is amazing for our community, is Deven Reddy, MD. He is a Neurosurgeon at Memorial Health System.
Marietta Memorial and Selby General Hospitals are collaborating with both the City and County Health Departments and other healthcare providers to closely monitor the H1N1 flu virus. We are prepared to help prevent the spread of the flu in our community and to provide care for community members if that becomes necessary.
To ensure we are pro-active in keeping our community as healthy as possible, we are offering important information on ways to stay healthy and avoid illness.
Dr. Jill Powell, primary care physician with Memorial Health System, discusses the preventive steps you can take during cold and flu season, and why it is so important to get vaccinated to protect yourself and your loved ones from the flu.
The Memorial Health System offers the latest surgical and diagnostic technology with minimally invasive techniques, as well as the most highly skilled physicians in the area. By utilizing state-of-the-art technology like the da Vinci® Robotic Surgery System for hernia repair, our physicians are able to provide less a invasive procedure that lead to better outcomes, smaller incisions, less pain and scarring, a shorter hospital stay and a quicker recovery.
Joining the show to discuss the latest advancements in hernia surgery using the da Vinci® surgical system, is Tuan Nguyen, MD. He is a general surgeon with Memorial Health System.
Lung cancer is the leading cause of cancer death in the U.S. today. Are you at risk?
Are you age 55 – 77 years old? Have you smoked a pack of cigarettes a day for 30 years or two packs a day for 15 years or more?
Do you currently smoke or did you quit within the past 15 years?
If you answered yes to these questions, you are considered high risk for lung cancer and should be screened. Talk to your primary care physician for a lung cancer screening referral.
This screening can give at-risk patients the best opportunity to fully recover if cancer is found.
Joining the show to discuss the lung cancer screening program and other resources available at Memorial Health System is Tiffany English. She is the Lung Health Care Navigator for Memorial Health System.
Since 1991, Love Lights has provided an opportunity for people in our community to honor friends and loved ones with beautifully glowing holiday lights.
Dedicating a Light of Love is a brilliant way to commemorate a very special person or celebrate how much someone means to you.
Joining the show to discuss Memorials Love Lights Giving Campaign is Daneka Hedges. She is the Director of the Memorial Health Foundation of Memorial Health System.
It's time for the kids to head back to school. While we want them to focus on classes, sports and other after-school activities, we also want them to be healthy. That may mean getting to bed earlier, managing their stress and eating a proper diet. As they get adjusted to the first months of school, it is important to take a few precautionary measures to set them up for a productive and healthy year.
Here to discuss the best back to school health tips for your little ones is Dr. Suman Adhikari, pediatrician with Memorial Health System.
As we age, we may lose mobility. The less mobile we become, the more at risk we may be for illness and injuries. The good news is that there are many exercises you can do to help increase your mobility. If you are able to exercise regularly, you may be able to walk with greater ease, feel more balanced and be more confident.
In this segment, physical therapist Beth Schwendeman discusses the best ways to maintain your mobility as you age and she offers exercises you can do at home to get you back to a full and active lifestyle.
A diagnosis of prostate cancer can affect a man in many ways. It's normal to be scared, angry, or depressed after diagnosis. The good news is that prostate cancer is very treatable and physicians now have many tools in their tool box to successfully diagnose and treat this very common cancer.
In this segment, Dr. Shinoj Pattali shares tips for good prostate health and the latest advances and treatments for prostate cancer available at the Strecker Cancer Center of Memorial Health System.
Memorial Health System is one of the most active clinical trial sites in the state. Through ongoing nationally recognized cancer research and trials, we are able to offer treatments that won't be available to the general public for months or even years from now. These clinical trials are conducted by our expert team of surgeons, physicians, specialists and nurses who are dedicated to improving the detection, treatment and outcome of cancer-related diseases. We are proud of our role in finding new ways to treat and beat cancer on all fronts.
In this segment, Joanna Lupardus, RN OCN, joins the show to discuss how cancer patients can access clinical trials at Memorial Health System and the resources available at the Strecker Resource Center.
A diagnosis of cancer can be frightening for anyone. Memorial Health System's Strecker Cancer Center in Marietta is the Mid-Ohio Valley's first facility to be solely dedicated to the treatment of cancer. Our comprehensive approach to cancer care focuses on prevention, early detection, treatment and support. With locations in Marietta and Belpre, we combine the highest quality patient-centered care with the convenience of being close-to-home.
Listen as Dr. Tara Hansen discusses the latest advances in radiation treatment for cancer and the many options available at Memorial Health System.
Maintaining a healthy eating habit is hard under normal circumstances. However, when going through cancer treatment, it can be even more challenging. Nausea, fatigue and other side effects of treatment can make eating a very difficult thing to do. It is important to try to make healthy eating a priority to help maintain your energy during treatment.
Complementary nutritional services are offered to our patients at the Strecker Cancer Center.
Listen in as Kayleigh Ticknor, MS discusses the variety of services that are offered, including individualized patient assessment and the development of a unique patient-specific nutritional plan and education on healthy eating through treatment and beyond.
Spinal stenosis is a condition in which the spinal column narrows and starts compressing the spinal cord. This process may be gradual, and if the narrowing is minimal, no symptoms may occur. However, too much narrowing can compress the nerves and cause pain and limited range of motion for the individual.
In this segment, Dr. Jacob Smith, orthopaedic surgeon with Memorial Health System, discusses spinal stenosis and when you should seek treatment to relieve the pain and get back to the daily activities that you enjoy.
According to the American Academy of Orthopaedic Surgeons, between 60% and 80% of people will experience low back pain at some point in their lives. A high percentage of people will have low back and leg pain caused by a herniated disk.
Sometimes called a slipped or ruptured disk, a herniated disk most often occurs in your lower back. It is one of the most common causes of low back pain, as well as leg pain (sciatica).
Listen as Dr. Jacob Smith, orthopaedic surgeon with Memorial Health System, describes some of the causes of a herniated disk, prevention information and treatment options available at Memorial Health System.
When your hip pain affects the quality of your life, and you are unable to complete daily tasks with out undue pain, then it might be time to consider a hip replacement.
Whether you have just begun exploring treatment options or have already decided to undergo hip replacement surgery, there are some questions you should ask your doctor.
In this segment, Dr Jacob Smith, Orthopedic surgeon with Memorial Health System, shares information to help you determine when might be the best time to consider hip replacement surgery.
You're unique and your care should be, too. That's why we've designed Signature Care for Orthopedics at Selby General Hospital. With our updated facilities, specialized therapy program and dedicated experts, everything is coordinated to make your joint replacement experience the best it can be. One of our leading services, joint replacement surgery, has been recognized by HealthGrades in the top 15% in the nation and the top 10 in the state of Ohio.
In this segment, Dr. Jason Gessel, discusses the red flags to indicate that you may need to have a joint replaced, and what questions you should ask your doctor about the procedure.
Many people live with neck or back pain every day and believe that they have no choice but to suffer. That’s not true.
With our unique team approach, our patients are evaluated quickly – most patients are seen within 48 hours – and benefit from a team of specialists in neurosurgery, orthopedics, physiatry, pain management, rehabilitation and physical therapy. These experts have access to the most advanced diagnostic tools available including MRI, CT scan, diagnostic injection procedures, ultrasound, EMG and nerve conduction studies.
Listen in as Charles Levy, MD explains that the experts at Memorial Health System are trained in the most advanced medical techniques – from routine care to the most complex reconstructive spine surgery.
At Memorial Health System, our free, non-invasive VasTrac screening program is tackling vascular disease from several fronts – prevention, screening and the latest treatments. For patients, this means earlier detection and a higher chance of recovery.
Shane S. Parmer, MD is here to discuss the VasTrac screening program and how it's used for screening and early detection of vascular disease.
The aorta is the body's largest blood vessel. If a section of this large artery forms an aneurysm and ruptures, you will have life-threatening internal bleeding. Aortic aneurysms most often occur in the abdomen as an abdominal aortic aneurysm, but can also occur in the upper chest as a thoracic aortic aneurysm.
Listen in as Shane S. Parmer, MD explains that a ruptured aneurysm is a very dangerous condition. Although it is possible to repair a ruptured aneurysm surgically, it is important to identify and treat aneurysms before a rupture occurs.
Cataracts are the most common cause of vision loss in people over age 40 and is the principal cause of blindness in the world. In fact, there are more cases of cataracts worldwide than there are of glaucoma, macular degeneration and diabetic retinopathy combined, according to Prevent Blindness America (PBA).
Dr. Ralph Lim is here to discuss cataracts and what you can expect from our practice, which offers state of the art surgical treatment of cataracts, glaucoma and various ocular conditions.
A stroke can change your life in an instant. When you know what to look for and what to ask, you can react faster and increase the chances of avoiding life-threatening brain damage and long term disability.
We're proud to be the only Stroke Program in the Mid-Ohio Valley that has earned the HFAP Seal of Certification.
The Rehabilitation Center at Memorial Health System is the Mid-Ohio Valley’s only Stroke Specialty Program, leading the way in prevention, treatment and maximizing quality of life for those who have sustained a stroke.
Listen in as Shane Parmer, MD discusses the importance of immediate care if you've experienced any stroke symptoms.
When it comes to living a healthy lifestyle, breast health is an essential ingredient in women’s lives. Although caring for your own health often takes a back seat to other responsibilities, we’ve made your convenience our commitment.
When it comes to breast cancer, early detection is key to better treatment and better outcomes. At Strecker Cancer Center, we are able to schedule a mammogram and get results quickly, get information on breast self-examination techniques and patients can contact an expert with questions on breast cancer diagnosis and treatment. No matter your personal need, we have the convenient services you expect.
Listen in as Rajendra Bhati, MD discusses the the importance of early detection of breast cancer.
Walk With A Doc is a year-round program that operates in communities across America to encourage healthy physical activity for people of all ages and to improve the health and well-being of the country.
As part of Walk with a Doc, a doctor leads members of the public on a walk at a park, or other site, while sharing health information and taking questions.
Tom Bartsokas, MD., is here to introduce the Walk With A Doc program at Memorial Health.
We all have a little competitive streak now and then.
So when yours needs a little help, turn to the team of experts at Memorial Health System’s SportsMed.
Whether you are a weekend warrior or an athlete on a team, SportsMed’s professionals get you back in the game.
Our sports medicine team, physical therapists and other professionals work with all ages and abilities, in one convenient location.
Tom Bartsokas, MD., a physician at Marietta Memorial Hospital - Department of Sports Medicine, is here to talk about Memorial Health's sports medicine program.
If you have symptoms of a heart attack or stroke, you must go to the emergency room immediately.
If your child breaks a finger or you have a bad scrape, do you go to the emergency room or maybe an urgent care center?
Dr. Dan Breece, an emergency room physician with Memorial Health System, is here to help you better understand the different roles of an emergency room and a Physician’s Care Express.