Listen to Matthew Perry, NP discuss his heart healthy tips.By Memorial (Ohio) Health System

Listen to Heather Straight, DO talk about the importance of Primary CareBy Memorial (Ohio) Health System

Listen to Dr. Henry talk about shoulder replacement.By Memorial (Ohio) Health System

Listen to Peter Filozof, MD talk about prenatal care.By Memorial (Ohio) Health System

Listen to Dr. Tebay discuss tips for managing stress.By Memorial (Ohio) Health System

Listen to Kristi Hadfield tell her story and the impact of living organ donation.By Memorial (Ohio) Health System

Listen to Dr. Mezitis discuss nutrition and diabetic supplements.By Memorial (Ohio) Health System

Listen to Dr. Penvose talk about Reconstructive Foot and Ankle Surgery.By Memorial (Ohio) Health System

Join Dr. Michael Sweeney to discuss Men's Health and the Rezum Procedure.By Memorial (Ohio) Health System

Listen to Dr. Abu Limon talk about all the services offered in our Department of Endocrinology.By Memorial (Ohio) Health System

Listen to Dr. Drozek talk about creating healthy habits for the New Year.By Memorial (Ohio) Health System

Listen to Dr. Mickunas and Dr. Scott talk about holiday stress.By Memorial (Ohio) Health System

Listen to nurse recruiter Michaela Woomer talk about the programs, bonuses, and advancement opportunities offered by Memorial Health System.By Memorial (Ohio) Health System

Listen to one of our Athletic Trainers talk about steps to take to prepare to return to school.By Memorial (Ohio) Health System

Listen to Scott Cantley, President and CEO of Memorial Health System and Dan Breece, Chief Medical Officer discuss the benefits of the new Mayo Clinic Care Network.By Memorial (Ohio) Health System

Listen to Dr. Drozek discuss how diet, physical activity, and sleep impact healthBy Memorial (Ohio) Health System

Dr. Kathleen Bertuna discusses Gynecology and Urological Care.By Memorial (Ohio) Health System

Listen as Dr. Wong discusses men's health issues.By Memorial (Ohio) Health System

Listen to Dr. Saint-Vil describe the platelet-rich plasma treatment.By Memorial (Ohio) Health System

Listen to Dr. Lane discuss the Velys Robotic Knee Surgery system. This will allow for more precise and consistent knee replacements.By Memorial (Ohio) Health System

Erin Miller discusses the impact of therapy dogs to patients in the hospital.By Memorial (Ohio) Health System

Listen to Interventional Cardiologist Jason Schott talk about aortic stenosis and the TAVR procedure.By Memorial (Ohio) Health System

Health care providers use duodenoscopes in endoscopic retrograde cholangiopancreatography (ERCP). These procedures diagnose and treat diseases in the pancreas and bile ducts. But design flaws made them difficult to clean. This led to several outbreaks of antibiotic-resistant “superbug” infections and scope redesigns.…

Dr. Wisler Saint-Vil, a sports medicine physician with Memorial Health System, joins us to discuss a new development in sports medicine that eliminates chronic tendon pain without invasive surgery- the Tenex Procedure.By Memorial (Ohio) Health System

Dr. Bedi will discuss the benefits of the Watchman Procedure.By Memorial (Ohio) Health System

Dr. Francis Wadskier discusses the coronavirus, what people need to look for, and how to stay healthy.By Memorial (Ohio) Health System

Dr. Nicholas Mezitis explains why diabetics often have foot and eye problems, what the warning signs are, and how to reduce your risk factors.By Memorial (Ohio) Health System

Amy Eddy, Certified Family Nurse Practitioner discusses how to spot the signs of ovarian cancer, risk factors, and the importance of early detection.By Memorial (Ohio) Health System

Dr. David Drozek discusses what lifestyle medicine is, who can benefit, and what it looks like for the patient.By Memorial (Ohio) Health System

Dr. Carson Wong discusses prostate health and the age men should get it checked.By Memorial (Ohio) Health System

In this three person panel, Dr. Agaba, Ashley Lockhart, PA, and Alyse McNeill, PA discuss what qualifies someone for bariatric surgery, the success rate for weight-loss and the different types of bariatric surgery offered at MHS.By Memorial (Ohio) Health System

Beth Schwendeman, PT and Rob Moat, OTR discuss the importance of certain types of physical therapy when you are facing cancer treatment, and what services are offered in the Memorial Health System's rehab program for cancer patients.By Memorial (Ohio) Health System

John Arnold, NP shares important information on how you can keep your heart healthy through diet, exercise, and stress reduction.By Memorial (Ohio) Health System

This years cold and flu season is shaping up to be a nasty one. Dr. Jill Powell discusses how you can tell the difference between a cold and the flu, treatment advice if you get sick, and many important ways to prevent getting a cold or the flu this season.By Memorial (Ohio) Health System

Gastroenterology focuses on digestive system health. Digestive illnesses and conditions can occur at any stop on the digestive tract. Dr. Juan Tejada, gastroenterologist, discusses some common digestive issues and treatment options available at Memorial Health System.By Memorial (Ohio) Health System

Our feet can handle a lot of stress, but if you put too much of a load on them, it can, over time, cause damage. When heel pain begins to limit your daily activities, it may be time to see a podiatrist to asses your issue. Dr. Ian Aveytua discusses some of the most common causes of heel pain and the treatment options available at Memorial Health Sy…

Infection can lead to a potentially life-threatening condition known as sepsis. The body’s chemical response to infection triggers inflammatory response throughout the body. Sepsis requires immediate medical attention. Sherri Weekley, BSN, RN, and Cynthia Gaerke, MD, discuss sepsis education, and when to seek emergency care if you think you or a lo…

Approximately 9.4 percent of the U.S. population suffers from diabetes. If you are one of them, you know how frustrating it can be to manage your symptoms. But what if you could prevent it from occurring in the first place? Dr. Nicholas Mezitis discusses ways to prevent diabetes so that you don't have to worry about managing it.…

Increased blood sugar can cause diabetes and create multiple health issues for those suffering from diabetes. Dr. Nicolas Mezitis offers suggestions to help monitor and control your blood sugar so that you can manage your diabetes and live the healthier lifestyle you want to live.By Memorial (Ohio) Health System

Summer is the perfect time to enjoy the great outdoors. Many summertime activities provide lots of opportunity to soak up the sun. While enjoying the sunshine, exercise caution for optimal skin health. Amy Albrecht, PA, shares her recommendations for sun safety so you can enjoy summer without worrying about sun damage.…

For many men, discussing prostate health is not something they want to think about. However, it is important for men to see their physician and get the prostate screening tests that could help save their lives. Dr. Carson Wong shares tips for good prostate health, and what screening tests men should have available at Memorial Heath System.…

Heart disease is the number one health problem in the Mid-Ohio Valley, one reason state-of-the-art cardiac care is critical. The Memorial Health System is committed to providing convenient access to our heart and vascular services. We know heart disease and stroke are two of the most common health conditions found in our region, that is why our hea…

Your Primary Care Provider plays an important role in maintaining your health. Your PCP will be the person you'll likely see for check-ups, blood work, tests, screenings, and follow-ups. Sarah Taylor, DO, shares why having a PCP is important and why you should always schedule an annual wellness visit.…

Marietta Memorial and Selby General Hospitals are collaborating with both the City and County Health Departments and other healthcare providers to closely monitor the H1N1 flu virus. We are prepared to help prevent the spread of the flu in our community and to provide care for community members if that becomes necessary. To ensure we are pro-active…

The Memorial Health System offers the latest surgical and diagnostic technology with minimally invasive techniques, as well as the most highly skilled physicians in the area. By utilizing state-of-the-art technology like the da Vinci® Robotic Surgery System for hernia repair, our physicians are able to provide less a invasive procedure that lead to…

It's time for the kids to head back to school. While we want them to focus on classes, sports and other after-school activities, we also want them to be healthy. That may mean getting to bed earlier, managing their stress and eating a proper diet. As they get adjusted to the first months of school, it is important to take a few precautionary measur…

As we age, we may lose mobility. The less mobile we become, the more at risk we may be for illness and injuries. The good news is that there are many exercises you can do to help increase your mobility. If you are able to exercise regularly, you may be able to walk with greater ease, feel more balanced and be more confident. In this segment, physic…

Maintaining a healthy eating habit is hard under normal circumstances. However, when going through cancer treatment, it can be even more challenging. Nausea, fatigue and other side effects of treatment can make eating a very difficult thing to do. It is important to try to make healthy eating a priority to help maintain your energy during treatment…

Spinal stenosis is a condition in which the spinal column narrows and starts compressing the spinal cord. This process may be gradual, and if the narrowing is minimal, no symptoms may occur. However, too much narrowing can compress the nerves and cause pain and limited range of motion for the individual. In this segment, Dr. Jacob Smith, orthopaedi…

According to the American Academy of Orthopaedic Surgeons, between 60% and 80% of people will experience low back pain at some point in their lives. A high percentage of people will have low back and leg pain caused by a herniated disk. Sometimes called a slipped or ruptured disk, a herniated disk most often occurs in your lower back. It is one of …