St. Mary Health Line

In this episode, cardiologist Dr. James Kilcoyne from St. Mary Comprehensive Cardiology provides listeners with facts about heart failure. From understanding risk factors to knowing what to do next if you suspect trouble, you don't want to miss a word from Dr. Kilcoyne.

Brian Beno and Stu Markowitz are two physical therapists certified in the McKenzie Method at St. Mary Medical Center. With decades of experience between them, they offer listeners easy-to-grasp explanations and relatable experiences about this trusted treatment.

Learn more about aesthetic procedures from award-winning plastic surgeon and Chief of the Division at St. Mary Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery Dr. Nathaniel Holzman as he walks listeners through the different types of cosmetic procedures, how they are performed and who might be the best candidate for services.

Breast surgeon Russell Reisner, MD, walks listeners through the basics of breast cancer – covering every topic from symptoms, treatments and prevention to breast implants and surgeries. We also learn more about the Ladies Night Out event on October 22, 2019, to benefit the St. Mary Cancer Center.

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St. Mary registered dietitian Maria Nicholson gives listeners the inside scoop on how to eat healthy over the holiday season. From tricks on how to lighten up recipes to a few tips she uses when cooking at home – this is the perfect episode to kick off your healthy eating habits and get you through the next several months.

According to the American Heart Association, approximately every 40 seconds an American will have a heart attack. Learn more about what you can do to help prevent a heart attack as well as tips to identify warning signs when they arise. From door-to-balloon time to stopping smoking, St. Mary cardiologist Dr. Vincent Figueredo answers some of the most frequently asked questions about heart attacks.

Jack Geracci, director of Spiritual Care at St. Mary Medical Center, explains what role spiritual care plays in health and healing as patient's embark on their journey of care. Jack clears the air about misconceptions and shares what spiritual support really looks like in the health system.

Certified hand therapist Christy Murphy educates listeners on the basics of hand therapy. Learn more about how this type of therapy is performed; what conditions and injuries may benefit from this treatment; and how to access this resource within the care continuum.

This week, St. Mary Gynecologic Oncologist Dr. Charlotte Marcus educates listeners about the many different forms of gynecologic cancers, the various risk factors, and shares tips for prevention. The Cancer Center at St. Mary offers a full suite of services to ensure patients receive top level care in the comfort of their own community.

St. Mary is strongly committed to helping families live healthier. Our goal is to empower children and their families with the tools to make choices that lead to better, healthier lifestyles. Registered Dietician Shara Aaron walks us through the different Families Living Well community programs that support this effort.

Stroke is the fifth leading cause of death in the United States and is a major cause of serious disability for adults. But, it's also preventable and treatable. In this episode, St. Mary Neurologist Yelena Shpigel, MD, educates listeners on the basics about strokes.

Medical Director of the St. Mary Wound Healing and Hyperbaric Medicine Center Dr. Nathaniel Holzman talks about the importance of wound care and ways to prevent and treat wounds.

Gastroenterologist Dr. Matt Bohning explains the many important aspects of colorectal screenings, including how screenings support your overall health. Hear about everything from what to expect when preparing for a colonoscopy to common misconceptions about the procedure.

President and Chief Executive Officer of St. Mary Medical Center Lawrence Brilliant, MD, FACEP, reviews the many policies and operational efforts in place at St. Mary to ensure patients are met with the highest levels safety and quality of care for every visit.

St. Mary Comprehensive Urologic Specialists Dr. Justin Harmon explains how a new, Innovative therapy, Rezum, uses the natural energy stored in water vapor, or steam, to treat the enlarged and obstructive prostate tissue.

Dr. Keith Kreitz discusses the Bariatric and Metabolic Surgery program at St. Mary, the different types of procedures that are offered, and what patients can expect along their journey from start to finish having bariatric surgery.

Dr. Michael Bickell, of St. Mary Comprehensive Urologic Specialists, talks about male specific health conditions – also known as andrology – including infertility, erectile dysfunction and male incontinence.

St. Mary Center for Wound Healing & Hyperbaric Medicine treats everything from hard-to-heal sores to traumatic injuries. Dr. Nathanial Holzman, Division Chief for Plastic & Reconstructive Surgery and Medical Director of St. Mary Center for Wound Healing & Hyperbaric Medicine educates listeners on wound-healing management.

St. Mary Urologist Dr. Michael Bickell discusses the many aspects of men's health, including how to prevent and treat erectile dysfunction.

St. Mary Scoliosis Therapist Amy Morris discusses Scoliosis, what causes it, the process of diagnosis, and treatment options, including the Schroth Method.

The Meds to Beds Program at St. Mary offers patients pharmacy services at their bedside before leaving the hospital – ensuring they get the medications and consultation they need to support their health and healing at home. St. Mary clinical pharmacy manager Henry Trumbo, PharmD, walks us through what it takes to make this program successful at St. Mary.

Learn more about erectile dysfunction – one of the most common sexual problems in men – from Dr. Michael Bickell, St. Mary Comprehensive Urologic Specialists. Dr. Bickell answers important questions about causes, diagnosis, treatments and more.

Bariatric Surgeon Dr. Keith Kreitz talks about surgical options available for anyone struggling to lose weight.

Do you want to eat healthier, but just don't know where to start? Manager of the Families Living Well Program Joann Dorr talks about eating resources in Bucks County. Joann is joined by Registered Dietitian Shara Aaron, who discusses the importance of nutrition and easier ways to eat healthier, especially during the holidays.