Atrial fibrillation (AF or Afib) is the most common type of irregular heart rhythm. Dr. Andrew Kaplan from Phoenix Heart invites you to learn about atrial fibrillation, including symptoms, causes, risk factors and new treatment options.
Atrial fibrillation (AF or Afib) is the most common type of irregular heart rhythm. Dr. Andrew Kaplan from Phoenix Heart invites you to learn about atrial fibrillation, including symptoms, causes, risk factors and new treatment options.
No matter what age you are, a fall can seriously affect your quality of life. Come and learn about simple strategies to reduce your risk with the team from Wall 2 Wall Sports & Rehab.
Stroke is a leading cause of disability and affects the mental, emotional and physical health of a survivor’s life. Tara Lakes, OTR/L, from Banner Rehabilitation Hospital will discuss how occupational therapy helps stroke survivors to regain independence with their daily activities by setting meaningful goals.
Dr. Kimberly Cox from the Comprehensive Breast Center of Arizona invites you to her presentation on breast cancer. She will talk about common misconceptions and why early detection is important.
Dr. Janice Angeles with Comprehensive Breast Care Center invites you to her presentation on breast health, including breast cancer prevention and screenings.
Diabetic peripheral neuropathy is a condition that causes pain and numbness in the legs and feet. Dr. Jae Hyung Park, MD, invites you to join his discussion on how managing diabetes and new treatment options can relieve symptoms of diabetic peripheral neuropathy.
Sun Health’s Nutritionist Sarah Fagus invites you to learn about nutrition, how to tell the difference between myths and facts, and which foods make up a healthy, balanced diet!
Alzheimer’s disease was first described in 1906. Since then, scientists have made remarkable strides in understanding how Alzheimer’s affects the brain and learning how to make life better for affected individuals and families. Please join us for this presentation by Katie Skvarce, Communications Director for the Alzheimer’s Association, Desert Southwest Chapter.
Caring Connections is a monthly support group for couples to attend together—where one partner is living with Mild Cognitive Impairment or Early-Stage Dementia. The focus is on staying connected, sharing joys and challenges, and receiving support to navigate the journey as a team. Each session includes social time, brain-healthy snacks, activities, and both emotional and practical support.
Registration is not required.