Telling stories. Sharing ideas. Healthy advice.
National Nurses Week is an annual celebration that starts on May 6 and ends on May 12, Florence Nightingale’s birthday.
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March…Longer days, warmer weather, a hint of spring in the air, and of course, Brain Injury Awareness Month.
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When I went to medical school, I knew I would work in an aspect of medicine that I’d have the opportunity to work with patients long term.
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Megan provides valuable information for loved ones to better support someone who is experiencing a miscarriage.
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Guest writer and patient of HCMC’s Nurse-Midwife team shares some advice about miscarriages for mothers of angels and their support systems.
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As we reflect back on 2017, we remember the top achievements of over 130 years of HCMC serving the community!
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Overcoming major orthopedic trauma is tough for anyone, even Mathieu Vezies who was healthy, athletic, and ready to take on the world.
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Seasonal affective disorder is a type of depression that’s related to changes in seasons, most common in the late fall or winter months.
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When someone experiences a medical emergency and they are brought to HCMC, they go to what’s called the “stabilization room.”
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Jessie Krone is incredibly thankful for her children. Her youngest daughter was born by C-section after a traumatic car crash.
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Join Dr. David Hilden on a video walking tour of the Rehabilitation Department within our beautiful new Clinic & Specialty Center.
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When your child is not making academic progress or having “behavior” problems in school, he may have an undiagnosed learning disability.
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We interviewed Kyrsten and her husband to learn more about their experience at the Birth Center during Kyrsten’s birth of her first child.
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Young children may not know or understand, but they can sense distress. Parents can manage their reactions and affect how children react.
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Chris Leatherdale has been through a lot. He was taken to HCMC after suffering burns while saving his horses that were trapped in a barn fire.
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Fall often brings changes in school routines for kids going to preschool or daycare, transitions that can be filled with tearful goodbyes.
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As it is National Hispanic Heritage Month we’re celebrating the Aqui Para Ti program at the Whittier Clinic.
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Falls are the leading cause of injury and death among those aged 65 and older. Older adults are treated in emergency departments every year.
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It’s important to talk to your doctor about pain, especially if it feels severe, and persistent and lasts for more than a few weeks.
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Construction on the HCMC Clinic & Specialty Center is moving along at a rapid pace, and we’re on track to open on March 26, 2018.
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