Menopause typically starts around age 50, but for some women it can happen in the early 40s or even sooner. Early menopause and Premature Ovarian Insufficiency can have a big negative impact on your emotional, physical, and reproductive health. Regional One Health's unique Menopause Care Clinic can provide the expertise you need to manage your [...]
Dr. Anthony P. Nicholas recently joined the team at Regional One Health, bringing over 30 years of experience and expertise in caring for patients with Parkinson's disease. Dr. Nicholas take a patient-centered approach by educating each person about their condition and helping them find the treatment plan that fits their needs and goals. He [...]
Sleep plays an important role in heart health, but too many patients aren't talking about it with their provider. Sleep disorders like sleep apnea can increase your risk of cardiovascular disease, hypertension, diabetes, and other serious concerns. If you're struggling with sleep, see a sleep physician - they can help you develop a personalized plan [...]
Menopause usually occurs between age 51 and 52, but some women stop having menstrual cycles before age 40. This is known as premature menopause. Women who experience possible signs of premature menopause, like irregular periods and hot flashes, should visit their health care provider. A provider trained in menopause care can help you manage [...]
Essential Tremor can cause severe hand tremors that make it difficult or impossible to write, eat, and do daily self-care activities. If you're experiencing hand tremors from Essential Tremor, help is available! Regional One Health is celebrating the 5-year anniversary of its focused ultrasound program, which treats tremors with no incision and no hospital [...]
While no two women will experience menopause exactly the same way, there are some basic facts everyone should know about this stage of life. Diane Pace, a certified menopause practitioner at Regional One Health, helps by outlining what you need to know and how you can take charge of your health. Her best advice is [...]
Getting regular physical exercise is one of the best things you can do to manage your risk of breast cancer. Experts recommend 150-300 minutes of moderate physical activity every week, which is about 30-60 minutes of exercise five days a week. Try to find an activity you enjoy, and aim for a mix of cardiovascular, [...]
After suffering several fractures in a fall, Cathy Moore needed the expert trauma and rehabilitation care available at Regional One Health. As a Regional One Health employee, she knew her colleagues treated patients with skill and compassion - and that's exactly what she received as a patient. Now, Cathy is back to work and doing [...]
Donna and Randy Hensley were living a full, active life when Randy suffered a severe spinal cord injury. After researching their options for rehabilitation therapy, they selected the Regional One Health Inpatient Rehabilitation Hospital. They say the care they received not only helped Randy make incredible progress, it filled them with hope, confidence, and inspiration [...]
Regional One Health's Women's Services team can help women protect and improve their health at all stages of life. Our team provides services in OB/GYN, midwifery, gynecologic surgery, gynecologic oncology, high-risk pregnancy, menopause care, and more. Our goal is the build lasting relationships with patients so we can meet their evolving health care needs [...]