Events

Did you know that taking in between 20 and 90 grams of Carbohydrates per day has been shown to be effective at improving blood sugar management? Join Kausar Khan, Advanced Practice Registered Nurse (APRN), as she shares information about Type 1 and Type 2 Diabetes, the differences between them and how to manage each one....

Did you know that Prostate Cancer is the second leading cause of male cancer in the US?  Last year, an estimated 150,000 men in the US were diagnosed with prostate cancer.  The average age of diagnosis was 66 and with early detection one can have a successful treatment outcome.  Join Doctor Michael Goltzman as he...

Every part of your body is affected by aging in one way or another – your brain included. While it’s easy to see the years reflected on our skin, the changes in our brains aren’t nearly as noticeable – at least not at first.  Join Occupational Therapy Assistant, Erin Chianelli, OTA/L as she reviews normal...

Did you know that family medicine physicians specialize in the care for all?  They can diagnose, treat, and provide complex, continuous, and coordinated care for you and your entire family. Join ECHN Medical Group’s Family Health Care Center Team as they share information about family medicine from the residency training to their scope of practice....

For centuries, fasting has been used to promote mental clarity, physical rejuvenation, and spiritual awakening. Today, fasting is a “diet darling,” currently being researched in over 2800 clinical trials. Join Naturopath Doctor Lauren Young as she shares research information behind this new fasting diet (not intermittent fasting), how it works and the benefits of this...

Calling all family members and caretakers! Join our informative webinar and gain a comprehensive understanding of diabetes to support your loved ones effectively. Our expert speaker, Sandra Dunnigan, RD, CDCES, will cover diabetes types, symptoms, and risk factors, enabling you to recognize warning signs and provide crucial assistance. Learn practical tips for creating a diabetes-friendly...

Join Doctors Laureen Rubino, Lauren Young, and Donna Cameron, MSN-Ed, RN, CBCN for a panel discussion on breast cancer.  They will discuss the different types of breast cancer, when you should be screened for breast cancer and how they are detected.  They will also discuss conventional treatment modalities as well as integrative medicine, such as...

Pelvic pain affects approximately one in seven women. Pelvic pain is pain felt in the lower abdomen (stomach area), pelvis, or perineum (the area between the rectum and the vagina).  Pelvic floor physical therapists are trained in functional restoration of the whole body and are in the unique position to assess and treat pelvic pain...

Hiatal Hernias are more common than you think.  There are more than 3 million diagnosis per year.   A hiatal hernia occurs when weakened muscle tissue allows your stomach to bulge up through your diaphragm.  This could be caused by age-related changes, an injury to the area or being born with an unusually large hiatus.  Join...

Mindful eating focuses on your eating experiences, body-related sensations, and thoughts and feelings about food.  It complements any eating pattern. The goal is to promote a more enjoyable meal experience and understanding of the eating environment. Research has shown that mindful eating can lead to greater psychological wellbeing. Join Naturopath, Doctor Lauren Young as she...

Do you get intense throbbing head pain that is so severe that it interferes with your day-to-day activities and are sometimes accompanied by nausea and vomiting?   Join Osteopathic Neuromusculoskeletal Specialist Doctors Jenny Song, Tricia Hall and Michael Waddington as they share information about the different types of migraines and how to recognize one when they...

Join Doctor Mathew Mikhail, Kristen Dydyn-Basile (RTR(M)), and Stacy St. Louis, BA RDMS, RVT as they provide an overview of radiology reports specific to breast imaging and key factors to understand. They will discuss differences between screening mammograms versus diagnostic imaging, as well as share information on density categories and what they mean.