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Reducing Unnecessary C-Section Births
You are about to give birth. Pregnancy has gone smoothly. The birth seems as if it will, too. It’s one baby, in the right position, full term, and you’ve never had a cesarean section — in other words, you’re at low risk for complications. What’s likely to be the biggest influence on whether you will … Read More
Published On: January 19, 2016
There is still work to do for those who've survived cancer
Going through a cancer diagnosis is difficult and anxiety-producing. Psychosocial support during treatment is important to help patients recognize and cope with the many emotions and feelings that come up as they navigate their cancer journey. When treatment is over, patients embark on the recovery process while still dealing with the impact of their diagnosis … Read More
Published On: January 13, 2016
Hoag Opens Womanology Center
Hoag Hospital in Newport Beach recently opened a Womanology center, a specialty clinic for pelvic floor disorders. “What's so special about Womanology is that it serves women of all ages, starting with the teen years all the way to menopause and beyond,” Salpi Salibian, director of clinical operations and program development for women's outpatient health … Read More
Published On: January 8, 2016
The Crowd: Ball raises money for Hoag Foundation
Arguably one of the most important community foundations in the Newport-Mesa region is the Hoag Hospital Foundation. At its 49th annual Christmas Carol Ball, which closed out 2015 in style on Dec. 12 at the St. Regis Resort and Spa Monarch Beach, all fundraising records were exceeded as more than 650 guests came together to … Read More
Published On: January 8, 2016
Hoag Opens Pelvic Pain and Complementary Treatment Program WOMANOLOGY® by Hoag
NEWPORT BEACH, Calif., January 7, 2016 — Hoag Memorial Hospital Presbyterian today announced it has opened the long-anticipated Newport Beach location for WOMANOLOGY® by Hoag, a comprehensive, integrated pelvic floor health program for the thousands of women in Orange County who are facing incontinence, painful sexual intercourse and other pelvic floor disorders. In a beautiful … Read More
Published On: January 7, 2016
What to look for in Tustin in 2016
Tustin will get new parks, roads and a new animal shelter this year, officials pledge. One school will open and another will close. Shopping centers will be built and elections will be held. As in the past few years, many of the changes in Tustin in 2016 will be concentrated around the Tustin Legacy community, … Read More
Published On: January 7, 2016
Orange County Hospital CEOs Team Up For National Kidney Foundation's 2016 Kidney Walk
Robert T. Braithwaite, president and CEO of Hoag Memorial Hospital Presbyterian, and Steven C. Moreau, president and CEO of St. Joseph Hospital of Orange, will be honored as Co-Corporate Walk Chairs of the National Kidney Foundation’s 6th annual Orange County Kidney Walk to be held on June 5, 2016 at Mason Regional Park in Irvine. … Read More
Published On: January 6, 2016
Take two tweets and call me in the morning
If you’re reading this on your phone (or your watch), I don’t need to tell you how much technology has changed our lives. But while many people list the ways in which gadgets are ruining our lives, I would like to make the case in favor of technology as helpful, hopeful and even curative. From … Read More
Published On: January 6, 2016
Oscar aims to simplify health insurance
An upstart New York-based health plan is seeking a share of Orange County’s Obamacare market by using sophisticated technology designed to simplify how consumers decipher costs and seek care. Last fall, health insurance company Oscar began selling individual policies here and in parts of Los Angeles County through Covered California, the state’s exchange. The open … Read More
Published On: January 5, 2016
A little 'Tea Time for the Soul' can combat emotional fatigue
During this season of giving, we’re reminded of the joy inherent in helping others, and we’re inspired to offer our compassion to strangers and loved ones alike. But while we’re spreading kindness, joy and love, it’s important not to spread ourselves too thin. As the director of pastoral care at Hoag, I see the effects … Read More
Published On: January 2, 2016