Every new parent wants one thing at bedtime: peace of mind. While many baby sleep products are marketed as must-haves, some can pose serious risks. Learn what safe sleep really looks like and which popular products don’t belong in your baby’s sleep space.
Cold and flu symptoms can come on quickly, but getting care does not always have to mean leaving home. With St. Elizabeth Video Visits On Demand, new and established patients can meet with a provider virtually for many common cold and flu symptoms and get care from the comfort of home.
A heart condition can bring uncertainty, but knowing you have an experienced team by your side can make all the difference. St. Elizabeth Healthcare recently received our fourth consecutive Comprehensive Cardiac Center Certification, demonstrating our commitment to delivering seamless, comprehensive heart care from diagnosis through recovery.
For Elaine Stich, a yearly mammogram started like any other. What followed was a breast cancer diagnosis and months of treatment, but Elaine was determined that she wouldn’t let this news take control of her life. Throughout treatment, she stayed connected to family, celebrated major milestones and leaned on the support of her loved ones and St. Elizabeth care team.
Concerned about a bulge or pain near your belly button? Learn what causes umbilical hernias, when to seek care and how they’re treated.
St. Elizabeth Healthcare has opened four operating rooms dedicated exclusively to heart surgery. Learn how their specialized layout supports clinical teamwork, patient safety and individualized treatment options, including totally endoscopic, minimally invasive and robot-assisted techniques.
Along with back-to-school excitement, colorful fall leaves and football game days comes the annual flu season. Learn who should get a flu shot, when to get vaccinated and where to go so you can stay healthy and enjoy all the fun fall and winter have to offer.
Chelsea expected her visit home to Kentucky to be a brief stop before returning to Germany for the rest of her pregnancy. Instead, an unexpected early labor brought her to St. Elizabeth Healthcare where her family found expert NICU care, comfort and support.
Learn the difference between laparoscopic, robotic and open surgery, including benefits, recovery and why your doctor recommends each approach.
AFib is often known for causing an irregular heartbeat, but it can also affect your stroke risk. Understanding the connection can help you feel more prepared, ask the right questions and work with your care team on a plan to protect your heart and brain health.