Events

Diabetes-related retinopathy is an eye disease that affects the retina. Anyone with diabetes can develop this condition. Join Dr. Noam Rudnick as he shared information on the affects diabetes has on your eyes.  He will provide an overview of diabetic retinopathy and diabetic macular edema and treatments for both. Registration is required.

Join ECHN Medical Groups’ Plastic Surgeon, Dr. Andrea Little for a discussion on Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery and have your myths and misconceptions explained. In this program, Dr. Little will discuss common plastic surgery procedures. She will review how plastic and reconstructive surgery can help patients restore form & function, how to identify & optimize...

Did you know that humans have 50 hormones in their body that affect our metabolism, mood, sleep health, blood sugar regulation and more?  Join Dr. Lauren Young to understand the basic hormones in our bodies, how they impact us and how we can help balance our hormones for optimal health. Register online or call 860.533.6550...

Embark on the journey into the future of diabetes care, where technology is revolutionizing how we monitor glucose levels.  Join Endocrinologist Rushickah Brooks, NP, and Katie Gustavesen, RD, CDCES, as they unveil the transformative power of continuous glucose monitoring (CGM) devices, such as Dexcom and Freestyle Libre that offer an escape from the hassles of...

Members of the LGBTQ+ community refrain from seeking care due to discrimination or implicit bias which delays important health screenings and contributes to high rates of various cancers and chronic diseases. In order to ensure the LGBTQ+ community completes their recommended screenings; they need to feel safe in accessing healthcare. Join Doctor Kenneth Abriola, Infectious...

Plant-based eating focuses on fiber-rich plant foods such as vegetables fruits, whole grains, legumes, nuts and seeds. Harvesting the power of plants in our diet has a multitude of benefits to your cardiovascular health, your immune system, cancer risk and more. In this program, Registered Dietitian, Amy Rapone, will discuss these benefits as well as...

ECHN’s John A. DeQuattro Cancer Center offers Cancer Patients a robust Survivorship Care Program but what is survivorship exactly? Join Oncology Nurse Navigators Leslie Juliani and Karen Fiume and Social Worker Elizabeth Soucy to learn what survivorship is, how survivorship goes beyond one’s cancer diagnosis and how is it personalized for each person. Space is...

Did you know that your spine supports everything that you do?  Over 100 million Americans (approximately one-third) of the US population suffer from chronic neck and back pain each year.  Join Orthopedic Spine Surgeon Dr. Ashish Updadhyay, Interventional Radiologist Dr. Robert Gordon, and Osteopathic Neuromusculoskeletal Medicine Specialist Dr. Tricia Hall as they review what a normal...

Vitamins and minerals are substances required by our bodies to carry out a myriad of normal cellular processes.  Join Naturopath, Lauren Young, DO, as she shares information on the different types of supplements, and how to assess what type of supplements you may need.  She will also share information on supplements that may not interact...

Exercise and physical activity are great ways to feel better, boost your health, and have fun. Join Mary Pesce, PTA, LSVT, CPT, CET as she talks about the benefits of exercise, and modes of exercise to keep you moving.  She will also share some examples of exercise to enhance your overall well-being. Register online or call...

Calling all family members and caregivers! Join our informative webinar and gain a comprehensive understanding of diabetes to support your loved ones effectively. Our speaker, Aleksandra Dunnigan, RDN, CDCES, NDPP, Lifestyle Coach will cover diabetes types, symptoms, and risk factors, enabling you to recognize warning signs and provide crucial assistance. Learn practical tips for creating...

Your body needs a small amount of sodium to work properly, but too much sodium is bad for your health. Americans consume more than 3,300 milligrams (mg) of sodium per day, on average. This is well above the federal recommendation of less than 2,300 mg per day. Join Registered Dietitians Bridget Sutherland, RDN and Lauren Rosenfield,...