Avoid Getting Sidelined by Running Injuries

Learn training for a half marathon what is appropriate amount of training time to allow prior to race day. Know the importance of cross training and dedicated exercises to incorporate in a training program.

Learn about returning to normal activities after joint replacement surgery and what role physical therapy has for safely returning to you to all of your regular activities.

Why do you need an otolaryngologist also known as an ear, nose and throat doctor?
Do you have sleep apnea? Do you have chronic ear infections? Learn more about treatments and surgery options.

Mammograms are a breast cancer screening that all women need to know about. But when it comes to 2D or 3D mammograms, dense breasts, breast ultrasound or breast MRI, these are terms women may not be as familiar with. Dr. Jamie Murphy with Franciscan Physician Network shares what women need to know about mammograms – and beyond.

Learn more about womens irregular periods and polycystic ovary syndrome, minimally invasive surgery, and women’s preventative healthcare.

Learn about our occupational therapy program for hand conditions.
For more information regarding occupational therapy services at Franciscan Health go to FranciscanHealth.org and search occupational therapy.

What is a urogynecologist is a pelvic surgeon who specializes in complex female pelvic floor disorders including urinary incontinence, overactive bladder, urinary retention, pelvic organ prolapse, fecal incontinence, and constipation. What are surgical options?

Learn what runners can do to prevent specific types of injuries and Which injuries can be treated at home before seeing a medical professional and what would that home treatment plan look like?
Which injuries should be seen by a medical professional.
Hear additional advice for runners on how to stay healthy.

If you or a family member needed heart care today, you would probably be amazed by the number of treatment options available. For instance, several devices can now be implanted without major surgery to correct heart defects, to actually change and improve the structure of the heart. One implant developed in just the past 10 years can help reduce the chances of a person with atrial fibrillation, or AFib, of having a stroke. What’s more, it can be placed with a minimally invasive procedure. Dr. Saifullah Siddiqui, a cardiologist at Franciscan Health, is here today to talk about how an implant in the heart can not only protect AFib patients but also reduce their need take certain medications.

Many times, we make New Year’s Resolutions and go ALL IN for a few weeks – very committed and diligent but then we find ourselves losing drive and momentum. Today, lets discuss a different mindset and approach for the New Year. How can we set achievable and rewarding New Year’s resolutions?