As Regional One Health plans to build a new hospital to meet our community's medical needs, the Women's Services team is excited to expand access alongside the health care system as a whole. Under the leadership of Dr. John Schorge, the Women's Services department has built a robust selection of services to meet patients' needs [...]
Regional One Health is home to expert surgeons and the most advanced robotic surgery technology in Memphis - and it's making a big difference for our patients. Dr. John Schorge, chief of Regional One Health's OB/GYN service, recently discussed how advances in robotic surgery are allowing more patients to have minimally invasive procedures for [...]
Regional One Health's Maternal One Model (MOM) Program is designed to connect expectant moms with the health care and social support resources they need to thrive. By helping patients access regular prenatal care along with transportation, healthy food, baby supplies, and more, the program is making a real difference in the community. Leaders say MOM [...]
Dr. John Schorge came to Memphis and Regional One Health in 2022 with the goal of establishing and OB/GYN service that would enhance access to care for women throughout the Mid-South. Today, he leads a growing practice that helps patients access regular care, minimally invasive surgeries, clinical trials, and much more. With the support of [...]
When Mykela Talley was just 27 weeks pregnant, her blood pressure spiked to 183 over 89. She was sent to Regional One Health, where she would have access to both high-risk pregnancy experts and a top-level NICU. Now, as she looks forward to finally taking her baby home, Mykela is grateful for the care and [...]
For some patients, removal of Long-Acting Reversible Contraceptives (LARCs) is complicated because the implant has moved or can't be felt by hand. Regional One Health is now the only west Tennessee Center of Experience for Contraceptive Implant Removal. By providing this additional level of expertise, our team can help patients have implants removed safely [...]
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 [...]
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, [...]
Experts say the best way to detect breast cancer early is through regular screening mammograms and being aware of changes in your breasts. If you notice new lumps, pain, discharge, or skin changes, contact your health care provider to see if you need additional screening or treatment. Always follow your provider's recommendations for screening [...]