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Events and ClassesFind Out if Minimally Invasive Spine Surgery is Right for You | February 6 | 6 - 7:30 p.m.,Does back pain interfere with your quality of life and mobility? Find out how you can get moving again with minimally invasive spine surgery at Scottsdale Healthcare. Join our expert orthopedic spine surgeons, Edward Dohring, MD and Paul Gause, MD for a free presentation on this procedure, which means less pain, scarring, shorter hospital and recovery time.
Light refreshments will be served. Heart Health Evaluations | January 31 | 8:00 a.m. to 11:45 a.m.,To educate women and men 20 years or older on heart disease. The evaluation will help patients understand the risk of heart disease and which steps to take to protect your health.
Patients will get their fasting lipid profile, glucose, and blood pressure checked. Also, measure waist circumference and calculate body mass index. Patients will be referred to cardiologists on staff if someone is high risk.
Patients must be fasting 10 hours prior appointment time. If you are unable to keep your appointment, please call (480) 882-4636 to cancel or reschedule.
Appointments are required and fees are due at time of registration.
The screening will be held at the Women's Diagnostic Center at Shea Medical Center. The center is located in the main hospital building on the ground floor. The south/valet parking entrance is the closest entrance to the center. Facing Forward | February 8 | 1:00 pm -3:00 pm,Come learn how to positively and proactively cope with the physical and mental changes of cancer treatment. Find out how to manage changes to your body, skin, hair and nails. Discover the many resources we have available to help you. Meet our experts, who will provide practical information on nutrition, exercise, creative arts and other coping skills, plus hands-on skin care, make-up applications and tips on wearing wigs, hats and scarves. Receive a free gift bag with samples and discount coupons for spa services and products sold at Tina's Treasures and essential Touch wellness Center and Boutique.
Location: Virginia G. Piper Cancer Center in the Education Conference room.
Space limited. Reservations are required. For additional information please call the HealthConnect infoline at 480-882-4636.
Scottsdale Healthcare Quality MeasurementsScottsdale Healthcare has created reliable care systems through leadership, teamwork, and patient and family-centered care. Reliable systems produce consistent care, ensuring that patients admitted with pneumonia or heart attack promptly receive critically important medications, such as antibiotics and aspirin. Scottsdale Healthcare outperforms both state and national averages on those potentially life-saving measures.
Scottsdale Healthcare named Arizona's 1st Magnet hospital systemScottsdale Healthcare is Arizona's first multihospital health system to receive Magnet designation from the American Nurses Credentialing Center, a division of the American Nurses Association. Magnet designation is considered the "gold standard" of nursing care for American hospitals. 'Miracle' cancer drug awaits FDA approvalA new investigational therapy for advanced basal cell cancer is showing promising results for patients in clinical trials at the Virginia G. Piper Cancer Center at Scottsdale Healthcare. This new form of treatment could save lives and prolong quality of life for others, say doctors at Virginia G. Piper Cancer Center Clinical Trials. Get Your Gown On campaign focuses on prostate cancer awareness, treatmentGet Your Gown Own, a health education campaign from the Virginia G. Piper Cancer Center at Scottsdale Healthcare, aims to raise awareness about the need for annual prostate cancer screenings and the success of early detection and treatment of the disease. New heart valve replacement procedure performed at Scottsdale Healthcare Doctors at Scottsdale Healthcare Osborn Medical Center were the first in Arizona to perform a recently approved noninvasive heart valve replacement procedure called Sapien transcatheter aortic valve replacement, or TAVR. The valve is inserted via a catheter through the femoral artery, without requiring open heart surgery.
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