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Are you ready for the Medicare Annual Enrollment Period (AEP)? On October 1, you can begin learning about AEP plan options. Enrollment runs October 15-December 7. During this time, you can enroll, switch or make changes to your Medicare plan. CarePartners of Connecticut local, licensed Medicare Agents can answer all your Medicare questions.*
Camelia Lawrence, MD, Director of Breast Surgery, Cancer Institute, Hospital of Central Connecticut and MidState Medical Center, Hartford Healthcare, about Susan G. Komen fund, also discusses how women of color are twice as likely to die from breast cancer, mammography and screenings save lives. The walk is Oct. 23, can be done virtually this year, so people can walk in different locations.
Kathleen Kurowski, MD, Director of Breast Surgery, Hartford HealthCare, discussing the concern of the rise in advanced cancer cases as many people did not get screened during the pandemic, so seeing doctors after cancer has advanced further.
Ulysses Wu, MD, System Director, Infectious Diseases, Hartford HealthCare, about Merck’s request for approval of a pill to fight COVID-19, first oral pill option, rather than IV medications, likely would mainly be for high risk patients at first, concerns people might forgo vaccines if pill is available for treatment.
Ulysses Wu, MD, System Director, Infectious Diseases, Hartford HealthCare, about Merck’s request for approval of a pill to fight COVID-19, first oral pill option, rather than IV medications, likely would mainly be for high risk patients at first.
Eric Arlia, Senior Director of System Pharmacy, Hartford HealthCare, speaks about the plan for vaccinating younger children, which may go through pediatricians, but they may not have storage capacity, so will work with healthcare systems to store vaccine properly.
Contrast Enhanced Mammograms, Niamey Wilson, MD, Associate Director, Breast Program, Hartford HealthCare, speaks about new mammogram techniques and treatment options for breast cancer patients.
October 18, 2021
A cancer diagnosis can feel lonely, but breast cancer patients at Hartford HealthCare Cancer Institute approach treatment backed by a [...]
Infants, children and adolescents are equally capable of carrying high levels of the virus that causes COVID-19, leaving those ineligible [...]
October 15, 2021
Two months after performing the first awake spine surgery at Hartford HealthCare (HHC), neurosurgeon Dr. Vijay Yanamadala became the first [...]
October 14, 2021
It’s not over yet, but Connecticut continues to withstand COVID-19 with a not-so-coincidental combination of vaccination rates that rank among [...]
October 13, 2021
Hartford HealthCare has long had dozens of excellent physicians and care providers in the southeastern Connecticut-Rhode Island area, but those [...]
October 11, 2021
A COVID-19 vaccination doesn’t mean you’ll never get an infection, but it’s close to a guarantee you won’t get so [...]
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We are live from Hartford Hospital to honor the visionary leadership of Hartford Hospital’s 18th president, John Springer. Today a new courtyard is being unveiled at the Education and Resource Center (ERC) on Hudson Street. Through a gift from the Nursing Alumnae Association of the Hartford Hospital School of Nursing Association, the courtyard’s fountain has been replaced, it honors the legacy of nursing education that Hartford Hospital provided for nearly 100 years, from 1877 to 1976.
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