Does your knee pain impact your daily activities? If your knee pain persists, it may be time to see a specialist. At this seminar you will learn about common causes, symptoms, and treatment options for knee pain including medications, injections, partial knee replacement and outpatient joint replacement.

Alexander P. Sah, MD

Orthopaedic Surgeon

Michele Wms-Smith

Family Advocate

The Diabetes Matters program will focus on healthy recommendations for foods across cultures. Our experience with food can be rooted in community and culture. Food is used as daily nourishment and for special celebrations such as sporting events, religious occasions or national holidays. Navigating the choices can be complicated and confusing. These presentations will explore modifying traditional recipes to make them healthier without losing their distinctive flavors.

Alana Nohrden, MD, RD, CNSC

Clinical Nutritionist

The COVID-19 pandemic has upended all our lives. Hear from Washington Hospital infectious disease specialist, Stephen Catalya, MD, on the latest clinical developments and the vaccine.
Stephen Catalya, MD Infectious Disease Specialist

This Diabetes Matters program will focus on healthy recommendations for Italian foods. Our experience with food can be rooted in community and culture. Food is used as daily nourishment and for special celebrations such as sporting events, religious occasions or national holidays. Navigating the choices can be complicated and confusing. This presentation will explore modifying traditional recipes to make them healthier without losing their distinctive flavors.

Anna Mazzei, RD

Certified Diabetes Educator

Does shoulder pain impact your daily activities? Can you reach as far as you want to? You may be experiencing a shoulder condition. Join John G. Costouros MD, of our Institute for Joint Restoration and Research for a talk focused on the common causes of shoulder injuries, treatment options and the recovery process.
John G. Costouros, MD, FACS Orthopedic Surgeon

Cooking experts from Washington Hospital present tips on eating healthy during the COVID-19 pandemic.

Kimberlee Alvari, MBA, RD, CNSC, CPXP

Director of Food and Nutrion/Clinical Services Chief of the Patient Experience Washington Hospital Healthcare System

Alfredo Macias

Catering Manager Washington Hospital Healthcare System

Sepsis occurs when ordinary infections become so severe, they can be deadly. Take this opportunity to learn more from two Washington Hospital medical experts about what can be done to treat this life-threatening condition.

Natalie Htet, MD

Critical Care

Hekar Srinivas, MD

Emergency Care

Join Dr. Dearborn, a board-certified orthopedic surgeon, to learn the common causes and treatment options for knee pain. Dr. Dearborn will present information on medications, injections and joint replacement.
John Dearborn, MD Orthopedic Surgeon

Joyce Calixto, MSN, RNBCM Registered Nurse

According to the American Cancer Society, radiation therapy will be part of the treatment plan for more than half of patients diagnosed with cancer. Radiation therapy can sound frightening and overwhelming. In this presentation, learn about the role of radiation therapy and what a patient can expect.

Nicolas Prionas, MD, PhD

Radiation Oncologist

Most people go to the doctor when they feel sick, but many people do not consider going to the doctor beforehand for preventive medicine. At this seminar, learn what you can do to help prevent cardiovascular disease, respiratory disease, diabetes and other conditions.

Harpreet S. Dhillon, MD

Internal Medicine

Concerned about cancer? According to a 2018 World Cancer Report, at least one-third of cancers are preventable, including female cancers. At this seminar, learn about the latest screening guidelines along with lifestyle changes you can make to decrease your risk of cancer.

Jenny Tran, DO

Obstetrics / Gynecology

Foot and ankle problems are common complaints. These problems range from minor disorders––including ankle sprains, plantar fasciitis, bunions, and ingrown toenails––to more serious conditions such as an Achilles tendon rupture. At this seminar, learn about early recognition and treatment of foot and ankle problems. Presenting will be Jet Liu, MD, orthopedic surgeon at Washington Township Medical Foundation.
Jet Liu, MD Orthopedic Surgeon Washington Township Medical Foundation

Healthy women are the cornerstone of healthy families. However, the obligations of work and family often result in delay of selfcare. This program will explore conditions and mental health challenges common to women - and outline strategies of prevention and well-being. In this presentation learn how certain foods can help you feel better and potentially give you better health.

Kimberley Alvari, RD, CNSC, CPXP

Director of Food and Clinical Nutrition Chief of Patient Experience

Healthy women are the cornerstone of healthy families. However, the obligations of work and family often result in delay of selfcare. This six-part series will explore conditions and mental health challenges common to women—and outline strategies of prevention and well-being.

Vanessa Wilson, MD

Internal Medicine

The hip joint is not indestructible. With age and use, cartilage can wear down or become damaged. Don't let chronic pain keep you from doing the activities you enjoy.

Learn about:

- Treatment options for hip pain

- Hip replacement - using the anterior approach

- What to expect following surgery

Alexander P. Sah, MD

Orthopedic Surgeon

From climbing a set of stairs to working in your garden, living with a lung condition such as COPD can affect your quality of life in many ways. Washington Hospital's Pulmonary Rehabilitation program offers exercise training, breathing strategies, education and support. Learn your options at this energetic seminar.

Sherry Harrington, RN

Respiratory Care Practitioner

Melissa Reyes, RN

Stroke Nurse

Deep venous thrombosis is a blood clot that forms in a vein deep inside a body part. Most often, this condition affects the legs. Obesity, sitting for long periods of time - such as traveling in a car or a plane - pregnancy or a recent major surgery may put people at risk for this dangerous health problem. A vascular surgeon will address the causes, symptoms, risk factors and treatments for the disorder.

Rakesh Safaya, MD

Vascular Surgeon

Sleep is vital for healing and prevention of serious health issues like diabetes, heart disease and obesity. At this seminar, learn how sleep can increase your physical fitness, reduce stress and improve your overall state of mental well-being.

Victoria Leiphart, MD FACOG

Gynecologist

Your kidneys play a vital role in keeping your body healthy. They are responsible for filtering waste products, maintain ing your bone health and avoiding anemia. Unlike many other diseases, you may not have any severe symptoms until kidney disease is advanced. At this seminar, learn how to maintain your kidney health and get answers to your FAQs about chronic kidney disease.

Jeanie Ahn, MD

Nephrologist

Life can be a pain in the neck-- and the back! You may have an increase in neck and back pain due to: * Increased time on computers * Less-than-perfect home office setups * An overall increase in stress Join Dr. Michael Goldin, physiatrist, for a demonstration of what you can do at home to help relieve pain.
Michael Goldin, MD Physiatrist

What happens when a wound won't heal? Chronic wounds can be painful, dangerous and negatively impact your quality of life. Join the medical director of the Washington Center for Wound Healing and Hyperbaric Medicine, Dr. Prasad Kilaru, for a special live stream event. Learn treatment options --including hyperbaric oxygen treatment-- for wound care and healing.

Dr. Prasad Kilaru, MD

Medical Director Washington Center for Wound Healing and Hyperbaric Medicine

Sarah Wartman, MD

The rate of deaths due to liver cancer is increasing faster than any other type of cancer. Hepatitis B and C are major contributing factors to liver cancer. At this seminar, learn the critical importance of hepatitis prevention and treatment. Also learn the signs and symptoms of liver cancer and how it is diagnosed and treated.

Dianne Martin, MD

Bogdan Eftimie, MD

Bruce Lin, MD

One in three people suffer from either high blood pressure or cholesterol problems. If not properly controlled, they can lead to heart attacks or strokes. At this seminar, you will leaarn how to reduce your risk factors.

Sangeetha Balakrishnan, MD

Cardiologist

Join two top physical therapy experts to hear tips on staying active during the pandemic. Activity is a critical part of physical and mental well-being. Knowing how to safely set up a workstation and add movement to your days is also important. Join us to find out more.

Sharmi Muhkerjee, MPT, DPT, CMP

Physical Therapist Director of Washington Outpatient Rehabilitation Center

Mark Neves, OTL, MS, HTC, CEAS

Occupational Therapist

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Stacie Macdonald, MD
2/17/15
TRT: 25:19

Healthy women are the cornerstone of healthy families. However, the obligations of work and family often result in delay of selfcare. This program will explore conditions and mental health challenges common to women - and outline strategies of prevention and well-being. In this presentation learn how to relax at any one moment of your day to let go of the internal stresses.

Sherri Plaza

Yoga Instructor

Proper nutrition and physical activity is essential to maintain or improve your health. However, just like our bodies, it is equally important to keep our brains fit. At this seminar, learn techniques to enhance brain health, and get tips on memory improvement and stress management.

Victoria Leiphart, MD FACOG

Gynecologist

Michele Wms-Smith

Family Advocate

Orthopedic overuse injuries are often subtle and may occur over a long period of time. Given the nature of these injuries, their effects can be bothersome for weeks, months, or even years. In this presentation learn about the causes, symptoms, and treatment options for orthopedic overuse injuries.

Russell Nord, MD

Medical Director of the Sports Medicine Program at Washington Township Medical Foundation

Tam Nguyen, MD

Family Practice

Challenging times, particularly during COVID-19, can impact diabetes self-management. Many people with diabetes experience difficulty accessing medications, finding fresh foods and being physically active due to shelter-in-place mandates. These factors can result in worsening symptoms. At this seminar, learn tips on how to effectively manage your diabetes during the pandemic.
Luanne Sadueste, RN Registered Nurse

Preventive care includes health services like screenings and checkups to prevent illnesses, diseases, and other health problems. At this seminar, learn about recommended preventive services and making healthy lifestyle choices for good health and well-being.

Harpreet S. Dhillon, MD

Internal Medicine

Healthy women are the cornerstone of healthy families. However, the obligations of work and family often result in delay of selfcare. This six-part series will explore conditions and mental health challenges common to women—and outline strategies of prevention and well-being.

Stacie Macdonald, MD

Obstetrics / Gynecology

Weakness or problems with equilibrium are conditions that may lead to falls. Learn about fall prevention and treatment options for conditions that may impact balance. Join physical therapist Ash Wadhawan, to learn about fall prevention and conditions that may impact balance.

Ashwinder Wadhawan, DPT

Physical Therapist

Summertime brings opportunities for outdoor grilling and family fun. Food options do not need to be unhealthy choices in order to taste good. Learn how to incorporate nutritious and delicious foods into your next cookout.

Diabetes Matters: Latin Food

Anna Mazzei, RD, CDE

Original Date: 12/6/18

Aortic stenosis occurs when the heart's aortic valve narrows. This narrowing reduces or blocks blood flow from your heart into the main artery in your body (aorta) and onward to the rest of your body. Aortic stenosis cannot be medically reversed or stopped and requires surgical intervention to treat. At this seminar, learn about aortic valve replacement options, including minimally invasive procedures and TAVR (transcatheter aortic valve replacement).

Ramin Beygui, MD

Cardiothoracic Surgeon

Peripheral Vascular Disease (PVD) causes loss of circulation in legs and feet due to blocked arteries. At this seminar, learn about symptoms, diagnosis and treatment options.

Sarah Wartman, MD

Vascular Surgeon

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Eldan Eichbaum, MD
1/27/15
TRT: 36:16

Does shoulder pain impact your daily activities? Can you reach as far as you want to? You may be experiencing a shoulder condition. Join John G. Costouros MD, of our Institute for Joint Restoration and Research for a talk focused on the common causes of shoulder injuries, treatment options and the recovery process.
John G. Costouros, MD, FACS Orthopedic Surgeon

The health of your digestive system — your gut — plays a vital role in your body. It is intimately linked to your immune, endocrine, circulatory and central nervous systems, in addition to mood and behavior. Many diets, lifestyle and other environmental factors can negatively affect your gut. At this seminar, learn how to optimize your gut health to improve your overall health.

Victoria Leiphart, MD FACOG

Gynecologist

Colorectal cancer is quite common, especially among the aging population. At this seminar, learn how to reduce your risk of colon cancer. Also learn how nutrition can impact cancer prevention, including dietary choices during and after treatment. Find out what is considered healthy eating and what several types of food can do for you. This is a presentation you do not want to miss!

Kimberlee Alvari, RD CNSC, CPXP

Director of Food and Clinical Nutrition

IR is a fascinating method of treating vascular conditions in a minimally invasive manner. Many conditions that once required surgery can be treated less invasively with IR procedures with fewer complications and shorter recovery times. Join Dr. Amrit Hansra to learn the latest treatment options.
Dr. Amrit Hansra

This Diabetes Matters program will focus on healthy recommendations for Italian foods. Our experience with food can be rooted in community and culture. Food is used as daily nourishment and for special celebrations such as sporting events, religious occasions or national holidays. Navigating the choices can be complicated and confusing. This presentation will explore modifying traditional recipes to make them healthier without losing their distinctive flavors.

Anna Mazzei, RD

Certified Diabetes Educator

We all have negative thoughts sometimes. However, when they cycle through your mind over and over, negative thoughts can cause problems and can be a sign that you have a more fundamental problem. Recurring negative thoughts can be a symptom of anxiety. At this seminar, learn about the warning signs and strategies for coping with anxiety.

Seema Sehgal, MD

Psychiatrist

This Diabetes Matters program will focus on healthy recommendations for Asian Fusion foods. Our experience with food can be rooted in community and culture. Food is used as daily nourishment and for special celebrations such as sporting events, religious occasions or national holidays. Navigating the choices can be complicated and confusing. This presentation will explore modifying traditional recipes to make them healthier without losing their distinctive flavors.

Presented By: Anna Mazzei, RD

Certified Diabeted Educator

Michele Wms-Smith

Family Advocate

Victoria Leiphart, MD FACOG

Gynecologist

Harman Chawla, MD

Infectious Diseases

Internal Medicine

Diabetes Matters: Diabetes Complications and Amputation Prevention
Uyen Le, BSN, RN

Do you ever lose urine when you laugh, walk or even cough? Urinary incontinence and overactive bladder issues are common among women. Yet many women suffer in silence, embarrassed to discuss their symptoms with their doctors. There is no need to feel embarrassed. At this seminar, learn about the causes, symptoms and treatment options.

Victoria Leiphart, MD FACOG

Gynecologist

The COVID-19 pandemic has upended all our lives. Hear from Washington Hospital infectious disease specialist, Stephen Catalya, MD, on the latest clinical developments and the vaccine.
Stephen Catalya, MD Infectious Disease Specialist

Hernias are common for men, women and children, causing a localized bulge in the abdomen or groin. Although most hernias are not immediately life-threatening, they do not go away on their own and can lead to serious complications. At our next live event, learn about hernia types, causes, symptoms and treatment options. Leading this presentation will be William Wood, MD, general surgeon at Washington Township Medical Foundation.
William Wood, MD General Surgeon Washington Township Medical Foundation

Cardiac care is world class in Fremont. The affiliation between Washington Hospital and UCSF Health brings academic-level care with the convenience of a local care setting. At this seminar, learn about advanced techniques including the transcatheter aortic valve replacement (TAVR) and the new UCSF Cardiothoracic Surgery Fellowship Rotation at Washington Hospital. Presenters will be: Ramin Beygui, MD, Medical Director, Cardiothoracic Surgery, Washington Township Medical Foundation; and Timothy Tsoi, MD, Cardiology.
Ramin Beygui, MD Cardiothoracic Surgeon

According to the American Cancer Society, lung cancer is the leading cause of cancer death in the United States. Recent advances in diagnosis and treatment have transformed lung cancer care; this includes early detection and improvements in radiation. At this seminar, learn about lung cancer types, symptoms, causes, treatment and stages.

Jennifer Chan, MD

Thoracic Surgeon

You know the feeling: runny nose, headache, nasal congestion. Often, what we think is a bad cold, is actually a sinus infection. Unlike a cold, symptoms from a sinus infection may be caused by bacterial infections and have different treatment options. At this seminar, learn about the causes, symptoms and treatment options.

Timothy Ortlip, MD

Otorhinolaryngologist

Anna Mazzei, RD, CDE
Clinical Registered Dietitian
Certified Diabetes Educator
Washington Hospital Healthcare System

Victoria Leiphart, MD FACOG

Gynecologist

The gastrointestinal (GI) tract is part of the digestive system, which processes nutrients in foods that are eaten and helps pass waste material out of the body. However, some GI disorders impact the process causing abdominal pain and discomfort. At this seminar, learn prevention and treatment of common gastrointestinal disorders, including constipation, irritable bowel syndrome and others.

Arun Srivatsa, MD

Gastroenterologist

Preventive health screenings can help you stay healthier throughout your life. Learn about the preventive screenings that you and your loved ones need.

Tam Nguyen, MD

Family Practice

Summertime brings opportunities for outdoor grilling and family fun. Food options do not need to be unhealthy choices in order to taste good. Learn how to incorporate nutritious and delicious foods into your next cookout.

Palliative Care is a medical subspecialty devoted to providing the support patients and their families need when facing a chronic or life-threatening illness. This team includes physicians, nurses, a caseworker and a spiritual care coordinator. At this seminar, they will explain how palliative care can offer the extra care you or your loved one may need.

Vandana Sharma, MD, PhD Hematologist Oncologist

Bernadita Roe, NP Palliative Care Services

Healthy women are the cornerstone of healthy families. However, the obligations of work and family often result in delay of selfcare. This six-part series will explore conditions and mental health challenges common to women—and outline strategies of prevention and well-being.

Stacey Barrie, MD

Obstetrics / Gynecology

Low back pain is one of the most common disorders in the United States. About 80 percent of adults experience low back pain at some point in their lifetimes. It is the most common cause of job-related disability and a leading contributor to missed work days. Although low back pain can be debilitating and painful, relief from pain is possible. Learn about the latest treatment options.

Eldan Eichbaum, MD

Neurosurgeon

Join us in today's episode about Colon Cancer. Learn about the risk factors, symptoms, diagnosis, treatment, and prevention about this cancer. This is a presentation you do not want to miss!

Annamalai Veerappan, MD

Gastroenterologist

Learn about pre-emptive and pro-active care for your feet. The Washington Center for Wound Healing and Hyperbaric Medicine uses a multidisciplinary approach of podiatry, vascular surgery and primary care.

Amir Dastgah, DPM

Podiatrist

Sarah Wartman, MD

Endometriosis is a disorder in which tissue that normally lines the inside of the uterus grows outside of the uterus. It often occurs in women between the ages of 25 and 40. It can lead to painful menstrual cramps and fertility problems. At this seminar, learn about symptoms, causes and treatment options.

Jelriza Mansouri, MD, FACOG

Obstetrics / Gynecology

Free diabetes education classes, with expert speakers who provide science-based information, help community members increase their knowledge about diabetes. Individuals and families who live with diabetes are encouraged to watch. Learn more at www.whhs.com/diabetes.

Jeanie Ahn, MD

Nephrologist

Metabolism is the process your body uses to get or make energy from the food you eat. However, our bodies are very sensitive to errors in metabolism. At this seminar, learn about different types of metabolic disorders, causes, symptoms and treatment options.

Prasad Katta, MD

Endocronologist

Luanne Sadueste, RN, CDE

Certified Diabetes Educator

Macaria C. Meyer, RD, CDE

Certified Diabetes Educator

Financial fraud is the fastest growing form of elder abuse in America. Broadly defined, financial elder abuse is when someone illegally or improperly uses a vulnerable senior's money or other property. Elder financial abuse often goes unreported. At this seminar, learn about the most common financial frauds and scams targeting seniors.
Fremont Bank

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John Thomas Mehigan, MD
10/23/13
TRT: 36:20

This Diabetes Matters program will focus on healthy recommendations for foods that can be healthy for your heart. Our experience with food can be rooted in community and culture. Food is used as daily nourishment and for special celebrations such as sporting events, religious occasions or national holidays. Navigating the choices can be complicated and confusing. This presentation will explore modifying traditional recipes to make them healthier without losing their distinctive flavors.
Anna Mazzei, RD Certified Diabetes Educator

Cooking experts from Washington Hospital present tips on eating healthy during the COVID-19 pandemic.

Kimberlee Alvari, MBA, RD, CNSC, CPXP

Director of Food and Nutrion/Clinical Services Chief of the Patient Experience Washington Hospital Healthcare System

Alfredo Macias

Catering Manager Washington Hospital Healthcare System

As men age, their prostate gland often enlargers. When is this something to worry about? What can you do to prevent or treat prostate gland enlargement? Join urologist, Mark Hsu, MD, to better understand this condition.
Mark Hsu, MD

Free diabetes education classes, with expert speakers who provide science-based information, help community members increase their knowledge about diabetes. Individuals and families who live with diabetes are encouraged to watch. Learn more at www.whhs.com/diabetes.

Lani dela Rama, RN, MSN

Cardiac Rehabilitation Program Manager

Summertime brings opportunities for outdoor grilling and family fun. Food options do not need to be unhealthy choices in order to taste good. Learn how to incorporate nutritious and delicious foods into your next cookout.

Michele Wms-Smith

Family Advocate

Victoria Leiphart, MD FACOG

Gynecologist

Does your knee pain impact your daily activities? If your knee pain persists, it may be time to see a specialist. At this seminar you will learn about common causes, symptoms, and treatment options for knee pain including medications, injections, partial knee replacement and outpatient joint replacement.

Alexander P. Sah, MD

Orthopaedic Surgeon

Harman Chawla, MD

Infectious Diseases

Internal Medicine

InHealth TV Online

John Thomas Mehigan, MD
10/23/13
TRT: 36:20

Peripheral Vascular Disease (PVD) causes loss of circulation in legs and feet due to blocked arteries. At this seminar, learn about symptoms, diagnosis and treatment options.

Sarah Wartman, MD

Vascular Surgeon

Luanne Sadueste, RN, CDE

Certified Diabetes Educator

Macaria C. Meyer, RD, CDE

Certified Diabetes Educator

Foot and ankle problems are common complaints. These problems range from minor disorders––including ankle sprains, plantar fasciitis, bunions, and ingrown toenails––to more serious conditions such as an Achilles tendon rupture. At this seminar, learn about early recognition and treatment of foot and ankle problems. Presenting will be Jet Liu, MD, orthopedic surgeon at Washington Township Medical Foundation.
Jet Liu, MD Orthopedic Surgeon Washington Township Medical Foundation

You know the feeling: runny nose, headache, nasal congestion. Often, what we think is a bad cold, is actually a sinus infection. Unlike a cold, symptoms from a sinus infection may be caused by bacterial infections and have different treatment options. At this seminar, learn about the causes, symptoms and treatment options.

Timothy Ortlip, MD

Otorhinolaryngologist

Hernias are common for men, women and children, causing a localized bulge in the abdomen or groin. Although most hernias are not immediately life-threatening, they do not go away on their own and can lead to serious complications. At our next live event, learn about hernia types, causes, symptoms and treatment options. Leading this presentation will be William Wood, MD, general surgeon at Washington Township Medical Foundation.
William Wood, MD General Surgeon Washington Township Medical Foundation

Endometriosis is a disorder in which tissue that normally lines the inside of the uterus grows outside of the uterus. It often occurs in women between the ages of 25 and 40. It can lead to painful menstrual cramps and fertility problems. At this seminar, learn about symptoms, causes and treatment options.

Jelriza Mansouri, MD, FACOG

Obstetrics / Gynecology

Join us in today's episode about Colon Cancer. Learn about the risk factors, symptoms, diagnosis, treatment, and prevention about this cancer. This is a presentation you do not want to miss!

Annamalai Veerappan, MD

Gastroenterologist

Peripheral vascular disease (PVD) causes loss of circulation in legs and feet due to blocked arteries. At this seminar, you will learn about symptoms, diagnosis and treatment options.

John T. Mehigan, MD

Gabriel Herscu, MD

There are times when you can feel sluggish due to poor habits, anxiety, fears and other stressors. This can inhibit your good health. At this seminar you will discover the benefits of mindfulness and learn tips from reducing stress to improving blood pressure.

Victoria Leiphart, MD FACOG

Gynecologist

Aortic stenosis occurs when the heart's aortic valve narrows. This narrowing reduces or blocks blood flow from your heart into the main artery in your body (aorta) and onward to the rest of your body. Aortic stenosis cannot be medically reversed or stopped and requires surgical intervention to treat. At this seminar, learn about aortic valve replacement options, including minimally invasive procedures and TAVR (transcatheter aortic valve replacement).

Ramin Beygui, MD

Cardiothoracic Surgeon

IR is a fascinating method of treating vascular conditions in a minimally invasive manner. Many conditions that once required surgery can be treated less invasively with IR procedures with fewer complications and shorter recovery times. Join Dr. Amrit Hansra to learn the latest treatment options.
Dr. Amrit Hansra

Healthy women are the cornerstone of healthy families. However, the obligations of work and family often result in delay of selfcare. This six-part series will explore conditions and mental health challenges common to women—and outline strategies of prevention and well-being.

Stacey Barrie, MD

Obstetrics / Gynecology

Sarah Wartman, MD

This Diabetes Matters program will focus on healthy recommendations for Italian foods. Our experience with food can be rooted in community and culture. Food is used as daily nourishment and for special celebrations such as sporting events, religious occasions or national holidays. Navigating the choices can be complicated and confusing. This presentation will explore modifying traditional recipes to make them healthier without losing their distinctive flavors.

Anna Mazzei, RD

Certified Diabetes Educator

Join Dr. Dearborn, a board-certified orthopedic surgeon, to learn the common causes and treatment options for knee pain. Dr. Dearborn will present information on medications, injections and joint replacement.
John Dearborn, MD Orthopedic Surgeon

Metabolism is the process your body uses to get or make energy from the food you eat. However, our bodies are very sensitive to errors in metabolism. At this seminar, learn about different types of metabolic disorders, causes, symptoms and treatment options.

Prasad Katta, MD

Endocronologist

Deep venous thrombosis is a blood clot that forms in a vein deep inside a body part. Most often, this condition affects the legs. Obesity, sitting for long periods of time - such as traveling in a car or a plane - pregnancy or a recent major surgery may put people at risk for this dangerous health problem. A vascular surgeon will address the causes, symptoms, risk factors and treatments for the disorder.

Rakesh Safaya, MD

Vascular Surgeon

Lung disease ranges from bronchitis and pneumonia to pulmonary hypertension and lung cancer. At this seminar you will learn more about the function of the lungs, diseases of the lungs and caring for your lungs.

Jason Chu, MD

Pulmonologist

According to the American Cancer Society, radiation therapy will be part of the treatment plan for more than half of patients diagnosed with cancer. Radiation therapy can sound frightening and overwhelming. In this presentation, learn about the role of radiation therapy and what a patient can expect.

Nicolas Prionas, MD, PhD

Radiation Oncologist

Joyce Calixto, MSN, RNBCM Registered Nurse

From climbing a set of stairs to working in your garden, living with a lung condition such as COPD can affect your quality of life in many ways. Washington Hospital's Pulmonary Rehabilitation program offers exercise training, breathing strategies, education and support. Learn your options at this energetic seminar.

Sherry Harrington, RN

Respiratory Care Practitioner

Palliative Care is a medical subspecialty devoted to providing the support patients and their families need when facing a chronic or life-threatening illness. This team includes physicians, nurses, a caseworker and a spiritual care coordinator. At this seminar, they will explain how palliative care can offer the extra care you or your loved one may need.

Vandana Sharma, MD, PhD Hematologist Oncologist

Bernadita Roe, NP Palliative Care Services

Cardiac care is world class in Fremont. The affiliation between Washington Hospital and UCSF Health brings academic-level care with the convenience of a local care setting. At this seminar, learn about advanced techniques including the transcatheter aortic valve replacement (TAVR) and the new UCSF Cardiothoracic Surgery Fellowship Rotation at Washington Hospital. Presenters will be: Ramin Beygui, MD, Medical Director, Cardiothoracic Surgery, Washington Township Medical Foundation; and Timothy Tsoi, MD, Cardiology.
Ramin Beygui, MD Cardiothoracic Surgeon

The hip joint is not indestructible. With age and use, cartilage can wear down or become damaged. Don't let chronic pain keep you from doing the activities you enjoy.

Learn about:

- Treatment options for hip pain

- Hip replacement - using the anterior approach

- What to expect following surgery

Alexander P. Sah, MD

Orthopedic Surgeon

Sarah Wartman, MD

Healthy women are the cornerstone of healthy families. However, the obligations of work and family often result in delay of selfcare. This program will explore conditions and mental health challenges common to women - and outline strategies of prevention and well-being. In this presentation learn how certain foods can help you feel better and potentially give you better health.

Kimberley Alvari, RD, CNSC, CPXP

Director of Food and Clinical Nutrition Chief of Patient Experience

Proper nutrition and physical activity is essential to maintain or improve your health. However, just like our bodies, it is equally important to keep our brains fit. At this seminar, learn techniques to enhance brain health, and get tips on memory improvement and stress management.

Victoria Leiphart, MD FACOG

Gynecologist

Sepsis occurs when ordinary infections become so severe, they can be deadly. Take this opportunity to learn more from two Washington Hospital medical experts about what can be done to treat this life-threatening condition.

Natalie Htet, MD

Critical Care

Hekar Srinivas, MD

Emergency Care

Diabetes Matters: Diabetes Complications and Amputation Prevention
Uyen Le, BSN, RN

The COVID-19 pandemic has upended all our lives. Hear from Washington Hospital infectious disease specialist, Stephen Catalya, MD, on the latest clinical developments and the vaccine.
Stephen Catalya, MD Infectious Disease Specialist

What happens when a wound won't heal? Chronic wounds can be painful, dangerous and negatively impact your quality of life. Join the medical director of the Washington Center for Wound Healing and Hyperbaric Medicine, Dr. Prasad Kilaru, for a special live stream event. Learn treatment options --including hyperbaric oxygen treatment-- for wound care and healing.

Dr. Prasad Kilaru, MD

Medical Director Washington Center for Wound Healing and Hyperbaric Medicine

Life can be a pain in the neck-- and the back! You may have an increase in neck and back pain due to: * Increased time on computers * Less-than-perfect home office setups * An overall increase in stress Join Dr. Michael Goldin, physiatrist, for a demonstration of what you can do at home to help relieve pain.
Michael Goldin, MD Physiatrist

Sarah Wartman, MD

We all have negative thoughts sometimes. However, when they cycle through your mind over and over, negative thoughts can cause problems and can be a sign that you have a more fundamental problem. Recurring negative thoughts can be a symptom of anxiety. At this seminar, learn about the warning signs and strategies for coping with anxiety.

Seema Sehgal, MD

Psychiatrist

Cooking experts from Washington Hospital present tips on eating healthy during the COVID-19 pandemic.

Kimberlee Alvari, MBA, RD, CNSC, CPXP

Director of Food and Nutrion/Clinical Services Chief of the Patient Experience Washington Hospital Healthcare System

Alfredo Macias

Catering Manager Washington Hospital Healthcare System

InHealth TV Online

Barbara Kostick, MD
4/24/12
TRT: 59:50