Anthony Gentile, MD and Associates presents a lunchtime Women's Health Series at our Speers location
Lawrence Glad, MD, will lead a discussion on abnormal uterine bleeding. He will describe causes uterine bleeding, answer any questions that you have and discuss both medical and surgical treatment options. To register, call 412-267-6280.
Date(s):
Repeats every week 1 times . Also includes Fri Dec 28 2012.
Anthony Gentile, MD and Associates presents a lunchtime Women's Health Series at our Speers location
Christine Wilson, MD, will lead a discussion on urinary incontinence. She will describe causes for urinary incontinence, answer any questions that you have and discuss both medical and surgical treatment options. To register, call 412-267-6280.
When: All sessions are from noon to 1:00 p.m. October 2nd November 6th December 4th
Date(s):
Repeats every week 1 times . Also includes Tue Nov 06 2012, Tue Dec 04 2012.
More than 250 Jefferson Regional Medical Center staff members and volunteers laced up their dancing shoes Sept. 11 to participate in the Pink Glove Dance, a national competition to raise funds for breast cancer research.
Palliative Care Services at Jefferson Regional Medical Center is partnering with the Jewish Healthcare Foundation’s (JHF) program titled “Closure.” Together they will present a fall program series to help educate those living with a chronic illness and their families.
This edition of Health for Her will explore the link between our hunter-gatherer ancestors and our pursuit of health and longevity in the modern world. Mark Davis, RD, will discuss elements of nutrition, stress and exercise.
Thomas J. Cunningham, MD, FACOG will be on hand to discuss incontinence, reasons why it happens, how to talk to your doctor about it and to answer any questions that you might have.
Jefferson Regional Medical Center will be participating in a Senior Expo in South Park. The departments that will be on hand to answer questions are JRMC Diagnositc Services (offering bone density screenings), Orthopedics, Rehabilitiation Services (Physical Therapy, Occupational Therapy and Speech Therapy), Senior Services, Wound Care, and the Dr. Dean Ornish Program for Reversing Heart Disease.
The last in a five-part, free lecture series focused on palliative care, preparing for end-of-life decisions and achieving closure. In this first session Denise Stahl, MSN; and Hilary Kramer, will describe ways to handle the stress of being a caregiver for someone who is ill or dying and the grief that comes both before and after that person’s death.
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More than 250 Jefferson Regional Medical Center staff members and volunteers laced up their dancing shoes Sept. 11 to participate in the Pink Glove Dance, a national competition to raise funds for breast cancer research.