Diabetes can cause poor circulation, nerve damage and restricted blood that can lead to foot ulcers. Without proper wound care, a foot ulcer can cause serious health complications.
During April, we celebrate Donate Life Month to raise awareness about donation and to honor those who have saved lives lives through the gift of donation. Registering as an organ, eye, and tissue donor is an easy way to make your wishes known.
The American College of Cardiology (ACC) has recognized Doylestown Hospital for its demonstrated expertise and commitment in treating patients receiving transcatheter valve repair and replacement procedures. Doylestown Hospital was awarded Transcatheter Valve Certification in June.
Did you know that two-thirds of breast cancers at Doylestown Health are detected through mammograms? Read on to learn more and boost your knowledge about breast cancer screening.
Volunteers with our Bereavement program were once recently bereaved and needed support. But because they gained so much through the program, they want to donate their talents to others as volunteers and do so in many ways.
It can be tempting for a parent to reward their child with unhealthy treats. The next time you reward your child, try one of these healthy alternatives.
Choosing a pediatrician can be a bit time consuming. These five tips for choosing a pediatrician will help ensure you find just the right doctor for your child.
Call 9-1-1 immediately if you suspect a heart attack! Doylestown Health works with local ambulance squads to help patients receive life-saving care, fast.
Doylestown Health's innovative Cardio-Oncology program manages an oncology patient's cardiovascular risk and connects them with nutrition services, cardiac rehabilitation and physical rehabilitation therapy to facilitate their journey to wellness.
Constipation is one of the most common gastrointestinal problems in the United States. Constipation affects an estimated 15% of the population (some 42 million people) regardless of age, race or gender.
Ernesto Reina ignored his doctor's annual recommendation to get a colonoscopy and developed colorectal cancer. He regrets he didn't get the screening sooner. But he was lucky and his cancer was treated in the early stages. Colorectal cancer is the second most common cause of cancer deaths.
"Screening via colonoscopy in particular is powerful as it not only detects colorectal cancers but also prevents it by finding polyps," said Doylestown Health colorectal surgeon Robert Akbari, MD. "No other cancer screening method I’m aware of is both diagnostic and preventative."
When Johnelle Whipple’s back pain became excruciating, a 30-minute, minimally-invasive surgery performed by Guy Lee, MD, helped relieve the pressure and gave her immediate pain relief.
The long-held guidelines for breast cancer screening have changed, leaving women and their doctors confused about when and how often a woman should have a mammogram. Read the reason for the new guidelines, as well as screening advice from a Doylestown Health radiologist and breast cancer expert.
Get help for work-related illness and injuries in one location and with familiar providers from Doylestown Health.
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The Doylestown Health Cancer Institute and the Cancer Support Community will promote awareness and understanding of breast and ovarian cancer. Social workers will be present to answer questions about your care needs.
The hepatology experts at Doylestown Health offer advanced, individualized, care to patients affected by a wide range of liver diseases and disorders.
Doylestown Health's Emergency Department is staffed by board-certified and specially trained emergency physicians to care for your acute illness or injury.
Hospitalists are specially trained, internal medicine doctors who work exclusively in the Hospital and are responsible for admitting and managing in-patients.
Our rheumatologists specialize in diagnosing and treating diseases of the joints, soft tissues, autoimmune diseases and heritable connective tissue disorders.
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