St. Joseph's Health recently launched a groundbreaking Cancer Care service line, bringing exceptional oncology services to Central New York. With medical oncology provided in collaboration with Roswell Park Comprehensive Cancer Center in Buffalo, NY, this initiative reinforces the Hospital's commitment to providing personalized, patient-centric can…

St. Joseph’s Health became the first facility in Central New York to acquire da Vinci robotic surgery technology and start a comprehensive program for patient care – not long after the FDA approved da Vinci for general surgery. Surgeons performed 43 robotic surgeries the first (partial) year, nearly quadrupling that number the following year. St. J…

St. Joseph's Health has implemented an innovative care model that benefits patients, families, nurses, and our community. It’s called TogetherTeam Virtual Connected Care™. This new transformational team care delivery model includes an experienced virtual RN, a direct care RN and a care partner. It’s unlike any other model and we’re proud to be the …

How do you know if your sickness is worthy of an ED visit, urgent care or your doctor’s office? Dr. Harris Ahmed, Associate Medical Director of the St. Joseph’s Health Hospital Emergency Department has answers.Autor: St. Joseph's Health

Mya Robertson, a Nurse Practitioner in cancer risk genetics, discusses genetic testing for breast cancer risk. She covers risk factors, family history, BRCA genes, and the importance of early detection and prevention. Plus, she shares advice for handling concerning mammogram results.Autor: St. Joseph's Health

In this episode, Rachelle Lando, Healing Arts Program Coordinator and Wellness Committee Lead at St. Joseph’s Health, explores the significance of wellness and self-care, especially in the context of the pandemic's stress and uncertainty. Rachelle defines wellness as a path to better physical and mental health, emphasizing the importance of self-aw…

St. Joseph's College of Nursing plays a integral role in our community by providing outstanding nursing education, which in turn helps to alleviate the nursing shortage being experienced at hospitals across the country. The College is celebrating its 125th year - a true legacy of nursing education.Autor: St. Joseph's Health

How do you know if you, or someone you love, is having a stroke? And, what do you do about it?Autor: St. Joseph's Health

St. Joseph’s Health is proud to be a partner in the SOS One-Day Surgery Center, which has revolutionized the way joint surgeries are handled. Patients receive excellent care in a convenient, safe setting. Dr. Max Greenky talks about joint replacements and how patients can benefit from a new way of alleviating chronic pain.…

Dr. Marzouk (ENT) talks about the difference between sinusitis and allergy. Dr. Marzouk explains the symptoms of sinus problems, what can people do to find relief and when should they seek care from an ENT.Autor: St. Joseph's Health

Dr. DeRosalia (Board Certified Urologist) talks about Men's Health. Dr. DeRosalia explains the health problems that are affecting men and why is it important for men to take charge and advocate for their health.Autor: St. Joseph's Health

There is a lot of sickness going around. RSV vs. Cold vs. COVID vs. Flu - How Do You Know Which One It Is?Autor: St. Joseph's Health

Robert Newman (Night Supervisor, Sleep Disorder Center @ St. Joseph's Health)discusses sleep disorders. Mr. Newman talks about how common are sleep problems, How does the medical community define a sleep disorder, and gives tips to improve our sleep hygiene.Autor: St. Joseph's Health

Dr. Albert (Surgical oncologist) discusses Skin Cancer: Prevention & Early Detection. Dr. Albert explains what is melanoma, the different types of skin cancer and treatment options.Autor: St. Joseph's Health

Dr. Muñiz (Urogynecologist) talks about Pelvic Floor Disorders. Dr. Muñiz discusses what are pelvic floor disorders (PFDs), the risk factors, and treatments.Autor: St. Joseph's Health

In this panel interview Ms. Talarico RN, BSN, RACR, and Ms. Kabanuk DNP, MSN, RN, NEA-BC talk about becoming a part of the St. Joseph's health family. They also discuss the culture and the advantage of working at St. Joseph’s Health.Autor: St. Joseph's Health

Ms. Stacey Raughley talks about early heart attack care. Ms. Raughley gives information on the risk factors for a heart attack, the importance of calling 911, signs, symptoms, and ways to reduce the likelihood of a heart attack.Autor: St. Joseph's Health

Dr. Monique Winnett discusses the prevalence of anxiety and depression and trends throughout covid, contributing factors to rising rates, and ways in which individuals can help themselves and others.Autor: St. Joseph's Health

Kristen Richardson, Director of the CNY Regional Center for Tobacco Health Systems at St. Joseph's Health, leads a discussion on how to break the habit of smoking.Autor: St. Joseph's Health

Dr. Nelly Kazzaz leads a discussion on women's health.Autor: St. Joseph's Health

Suzanne Talarico, Manager of Talent Acquisition at St. Joseph's Health, leads a discussion on the art of caring.Autor: St. Joseph's Health

Dr. Al-Mudamgha discusses the new technology available at St. Joseph's Health, which will help monitor and treat heat failure patients.Autor: St. Joseph's Health

Dr. Paula Pons explains the processand how hyperbaric oxygen therapy can help heal advanced and diabetic wounds.Autor: St. Joseph's Health

We've all been living in a pandemic since March. After months of development, a COVID vaccine is now being distributed to the public. There are many questions surrounding this vaccine. Here to answer some of them... Dr. Helen Jacoby, Infectious Disease Specialist at St Joseph's Health.Autor: St. Joseph's Health

Heart failure affects approximately 5.7 million people in the United States and is escalating rapidly. Dr. Russell Silverman discusses the importance of timely, quality care for anyone suffering from a heart condition, and the services provided in the cardiac care areas at St. Joseph's Health Hospital.…

Dr. Kara Kort discusses breast care and breast cancer diagnosis.Autor: St. Joseph's Health

Dr. Tucker Harris explains how to tell the difference between seasonal allergies or COVID-19 symptoms and what you should do if you're unsure.Autor: St. Joseph's Health

Dr. Geoffrey Hopkins discusses how to help your child cope through the changes happening during the COVID-19 pandemic.Autor: St. Joseph's Health

Dr. Philip Falcone shares new protocols and procedures in place at St. Joseph's Health during the COVID-19 pandemic.Autor: St. Joseph's Health

Dr. Helen Jacoby shares everything you need to know about COVID-19.Autor: St. Joseph's Health

Dr. Beth Gero shares the risk of tobacco and e-cigarette users and COVID-19.Autor: St. Joseph's Health

Dr. Christopher LaRussa and Dr. Jonathan Chai discuss why a woman might go into pre-term labor, if there are ways to prevent it, and how parents can cope if their baby is premature and spends time in the NICU.Autor: St. Joseph's Health

A stroke can happen at anytime, anywhere, to anyone. What are the signs of a possible stroke and are you at risk? Dr. Fahed Saadan, Neurohospitalist at St. Joseph's Health, is here to discuss the warning signs and when to take action.Autor: St. Joseph's Health

Cold and flu have similar symptoms, and neither one is pleasant. Dr. Ryan Planer, family medicine physician, discusses the difference between the two, how to prevent and treat each condition.Autor: St. Joseph's Health

Many people suffer from heartburn. Dr. Atul Maini, Head of The Heartburn Center at St. Joseph's Health, discusses heartburn, symptoms and treatment.Autor: St. Joseph's Health

You may be eligible for bariatric surgery. Danielle O'Brien, Bariatric Program Coordinator & Anemia Management Associate, and Evelyn Mariani of the office of Dr. William A. Graber discuss myths about bariatric surgery.Autor: St. Joseph's Health

Hip or knee pain can impact daily functionality. Dr. Seth Greenky, orthopedic surgeon, discusses when to consider joint replacement.Autor: St. Joseph's Health

Heart disease is the leading cause of death for women. Dr. Nelly Kazzaz, cardiologist, discusses what you need to know about heart health for women.Autor: St. Joseph's Health

What do different types of chest pain indicate? Dr. Russell Silverman, cardiologist, explains the differences between atrial fibrillation, congestive heart failure, and other types of chest pain.Autor: St. Joseph's Health

Stroke is the leading cause of long-term disability. Dr. Craig Montgomery and Dr. Fahed Saada discuss stroke symptoms.Autor: St. Joseph's Health

Sleep apnea makes it difficult to get a solid night's sleep, affecting overall health and wellness. Steve Swierczek and Dr. Robert Kellman discuss sleep apnea and the importance of getting a good night's sleep.Autor: St. Joseph's Health

Not only are dogs loving and accepting, they're also good for heart health. Natural stress reducers and instigators of physical activity, dogs are an investment in your overall health. Dr. Russell Silverman, Medical Cardiologist & Director of St. Joseph's Physicians Cardiology, discusses how dogs are good for you.…

Flu season is at its worst from November through February. You can take preventative actions to avoid the flu and protect loved ones. Dr. Luis J. Castro discusses how to be proactive against the flu and what to do if you catch it.Autor: St. Joseph's Health

Weight loss by exercise and diet alone doesn't have the needed impact for some people. Bariatric surgery enables select patients to improve health by assisting weight loss. Dr. William A. Graber, weight loss surgeon and Bariatric Surgery Director, shares what life after weight loss surgery is like.Autor: St. Joseph's Health

When faced with illness or accidents, the immediate focus is on treatment. However, different conditions are more or less urgent than others. Dr. Olivia Andrade, Emergency Department physician, discusses what situations are best for hospital treatment, urgent care or the emergency room.Autor: St. Joseph's Health

St. Joseph's Health is the only "baby friendly" hospital in Central New York. Accreditation from Baby Friendly USA indicates the hospital supports breastfeeding and the steps described by World Health Organization. Dr. Jonathan Chai, Director of Newborn Services, shares how breastfeeding benefits babies, and the support and guidance available at St…

Heartburn sufferers are very familiar with late-night visits to the medicine cabinet for relief. That chalky tablet may ease the immediate symptoms, but it doesn’t address the cause of the discomfort. Dr. Borys Buniak, gastroenterologist, discusses the Heartburn Center at St. Joseph’s Health and treatment options available.…

Joint replacement can reopen the door to physical activity. Once cleared by your doctor, you can gradually rebuild strength to resume the full activity level you once had. Orthopedic surgeon Dr. Seth Greenky discusses why it’s important to stay active after joint replacement and the appropriate levels of activity as you heal.…

Cardiovascular care has advanced. Newer technologies like robotic surgery have streamlined procedures and improved patient outcomes. Dr. Charles Lutz, cardiac surgeon, discusses the advancements in heart surgery and procedures available at St. Joseph’s Health.Autor: St. Joseph's Health

A breast cancer diagnosis can be frightening. Empathetic care with the latest medical technologies provides reassurance. Dr. Kara Kort and Dr. Scott Albert discuss how breast care and treatment has advanced and what the future holds.Autor: St. Joseph's Health