Trinity Health Of New England

Dr. Karianne Silverman, OB/GYN, discusses what can be done to better prepare for and navigate menopause on Where We Live on Connecticut Public Radio.

We were pleased to host the Thoracic Oncology Mobile Experience (TOME) truck at Saint Francis Hospital for its first stop in New England. Guided by Drs. Magge, Kachala, Rousou, and Karambelkar from our regional Thoracic Oncology program, attendees were able to get interactive, hands-on experience with revolutionary robotic surgical systems. Learn more about our Thoracic Oncology program and lung cancer screening at https://bit.ly/3zHMADV

Joint pain and injuries can greatly affect your quality of life, making even simple tasks like cooking or walking your dog difficult. Our experienced team provides personalized care to relieve pain, help you recover and improve your ability to function. Rehabilitation is an important part of orthopedic surgery and Richard Pires, PT, DPT, Physical Therapist, demonstrates to best way to use stairs after joint surgery. Learn more about our orthopedics program at https://bit.ly/3Yrraou

October is Breast Cancer Awareness Month, and it’s the perfect time to take charge of your health! Early detection saves lives, and a mammogram is one of the most effective ways to catch breast cancer in its early stages. Learn more about our events and schedule your mammogram at https://bit.ly/3Y4AxcX

“Our relationship with COMPASS Youth Collaborative started in the emergency department,” said Carolyn Alessi of Trinity Health Of New England, explaining that the youth are there after being impacted by gun violence. “COMPASS is our partner that responds at bedside to these youth and rolls them into their program to help them get reconnected to their community.”

We had a wonderful time connecting with thousands of attendees at the Southington Apple Harvest Festival this weekend! Our team was excited to share valuable information about our healthcare services, including the Regional Men's Health Institute, the Stone Program, Primary Care, and the Weight Management Institute.

Don’t ignore the signs your body is giving you. Dr. Nani Moss, urogynecologist, breaks down everything you need to know about vaginal discharge. Learn what's considered normal, and when it might be time to schedule a visit with your doctor. Learn more about our urogynecology providers at https://bit.ly/3yREOGY

Join us online on Monday, October 7 at 5pm for Embrace Life: An Information Session about Weight Management. Our expert panel of bariatric professionals will be answering the most common questions about weight loss, weight management and bariatric surgery options. Register at https://bit.ly/47obPHu

"The event aims to reduce gun violence and ensure a safer environment for children, says Dr. David Shapiro, chief medical officer and trauma surgeon at Saint Francis Hospital in Hartford. 'As a trauma surgeon, as someone who is an advocate at a hospital and as someone who has worked strongly against gun related injuries in the last 16 years of my career, the most important message here today is to keep our kids and family safe,' Shapiro said. 'Keep them safe by storing firearms properly and turning them in if you don’t want them.'"

In this video, we dive into the essentials of breast cancer—what you need to know about prevention, risk factors, and early detection. Stay informed and take charge of your health this month and every month. To learn more about our Breast Cancer Awareness month options at https://bit.ly/3TOV6b4