The holiday season can be an especially challenging time for those who are grieving the loss of a loved one. This session is designed to provide a supportive space for individuals who may be struggling with grief during this emotionally charged time of year. We will discuss the grieving process, offer practical strategies for navigating

Heart disease is the number one killer for women in the United States.  Symptoms and risk factors for heart disease can be different between men and women.  It is important to take steps to prevent heart disease by knowing the risk factors, making health changes in your diet, and getting regular exercise to reduce the

MyChart gives you secure, online access to your personal health information. If you need assistance learning how to navigate the MyChart app, Kettering Health now offers 1-on-1 instruction at no cost to you. With MyChart, you can:  Communicate with your healthcare providers Access your test results Request prescription refills Manage your appointments Pay medical bills

Kettering Health Main Campus Trauma Program is proud to offer Stop the Bleed training.  This one-hour class prepares bystanders to stop uncontrolled bleeding and save a life.  uncontrolled bleeding is the leading cause of preventable death from injury.  Stop the Bleed training provides the knowledge necessary to control bleeding until help arrives. Date: Monday, February

Congestive heart failure (CHF) is a significant health challenge facing many older adults today.  Join Dr. Daniela Rosu, cardiologist, for a comprehensive session covering the causes, symptoms, and most effective management strategies for CHF.  This presentation will provide actionable insights on how to support heart health through lifestyle adjustments and medical treatments, helping you or