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Kidney stones are a common and typically painful medical condition. Beyond the pain and disruption of your life, stones can damage kidney function or, if associated with infection, lead to more severe complication, including sepsis.

Living with or caring for someone with dementia can be lonely. Doylestown Health offers Memory Café, a monthly event with activities specifically designed for those with dementia and their care partners.

“We want to provide a safe space for those with dementia, and also offer support for them so they understand they are not alone,” says Kellye Remshifski, Director of Community Health & Wellness, Doylestown Health.

When temperatures drop, it can be tough to get your body moving, especially when your knees feel achy and stiff.

Doylestown Health physical therapists can help reduce the side effects of cancer treatment. Discover how they helped Doylestown resident Laurie Geissel.

Ellen O'Brien of Huntingdon Valley, 80, is a vibrant, active woman who enjoys riding her exercise bike and playing soccer with her grandchildren. ­­­­­­­­­

When an irregular heartbeat called atrial fibrillation (AFib) threatened to slow her down, Ellen's cardiologist introduced her to a groundbreaking solution -- Pulsed Field Ablation (PFA).

Living with or caring for someone with severe allergies can be nerve-wracking. You always need to be prepared for the possibility of an allergic reaction. The treatment for a life-threatening allergic reaction triggered by certain foods, medication or insect bites, is epinephrine, which is traditionally administered via an auto injector like the EpiPen.

As a teaching hospital, Doylestown Health is proud to educate the next generation of physicians. We recently welcomed eight new Family Medicine residents who will see patients at our Doylestown Health Family Medicine Residency Practice, conveniently located in the Health and Wellness Center in Warrington.