Havasu Regional Medical Center is proud to welcome Dr. Steven Massad. Dr. Massad specializes in Adult & Geriatric medicine and is now accepting new patients. To make an appointment please contact his office at 928.854.0094.
Havasu Regional Medical Center is proud to welcome Dr. Parnian Changizzadeh, Pediatrician. Dr. Changizzadeh specializes in newborn care, pediatric sick visits, well baby check, annual check-ups & immunization, adolescent care as well as sports physicals. Please contact 928.854.0094 to make an appointment.
Havasu Regional Medical Center is proud to welcome Dr. Steven Massad. Dr. Massad specializes in Adult & Geriatric medicine and is now accepting new patients. To make an appointment please contact his office at 928.854.0094.
Havasu Regional Medical Center is proud to welcome Dr. Parnian Changizzadeh, Pediatrician. Dr. Changizzadeh specializes in newborn care, pediatric sick visits, well baby check, annual check-ups & immunization, adolescent care as well as sports physicals. Please contact 928.854.0094 to make an appointment.
Havasu Regional Medical Center is proud to welcome Dr. Parnian Changizzadeh, Pediatrician. Dr. Changizzadeh specializes in newborn care, pediatric sick visits, well baby check, annual check-ups & immunization, adolescent care as well as sports physicals. Please contact 928.854.0094 to make an appointment.
Havasu Regional Medical Center is proud to welcome Dr. Steven Massad. Dr. Massad specializes in Adult & Geriatric medicine and is now accepting new patients. To make an appointment please contact his office at 928.854.0094.
We know times are strange and concerns are high, but your health and safety are our #1 priority. Don't delay care if you are in need. Minutes matter!
Havasu Regional Medical Center is proud to welcome Mandeep Powar, MD. Dr. Powar specializes in Pain Management and has been successfully helping members of our community control their pain in a caring and compassionate manner for over seventeen years. She is now accepting new patients. To make an appointment please contact her office at 928.453.0696.
Havasu Regional Medical Center is grateful to all the brave men and women from our community who have served our country in the Armed Forces and helped to protect freedom at home and abroad. We honor you and thank you for helping to keep us safe. #VeteransDay #ThankYou
We know the battle is far from over. We also know that tough times call for strong leaders. Lead by example. #MaskUp to save lives.
Learn more: everymaskup.com
Havasu Regional Medical Center is proud to welcome Dr. Steven Massad. Dr. Massad specializes in Adult & Geriatric medicine and is now accepting new patients. To make an appointment please contact his office at 928.854.0094.
Havasu Regional Medical Center is thankful that you trust us with your healthcare, and – with your support – we are honored to be Making Communities Healthier. We wish you a happy, healthy and safe Thanksgiving! #Thanksgiving #ThankYou #Grateful
Do you have health insurance for 2021? If you’re not covered right now, you may qualify for an affordable plan through the Health Insurance Marketplace. Learn if you’re eligible and discover available plans at www.HealthCare.gov, and then enroll by December 15 for 2021 coverage. #GetCovered
Thanks to the generosity of its employees HRMC is grateful to be able to provide 100’s of local families with a wonderful Thanksgiving dinner.
Havasu Regional Medical Center would like to give a huge thank you to Mohave Mortgage for their generosity on Thanksgiving night. Dawn and Chad Hansen and their volunteers supplied Thanksgiving meals to our frontline employees and entire night staff. We are extremely thankful for their kindness.
The holidays are a cherished time for many of us. They can also be a stressful time. Discover some simple strategies for minimizing stress and keeping the happy in your holiday during this very different year. #HolidayStress #HolidaysDuringCOVID #KeepTheHappyInYourHoliday https://www.havasuregional.com/for-patients-and-visitors/about-us/news-from-hrmc/keeping-the-happy-in-your-holiday-making-the-most-of-this-years-challenging-season
Don’t delay your surgery or screenings before deductibles reset in January. You may have been putting off your procedures or health screenings during this unprecedented year. We want to assure you that our facility is prepared, our providers are ready and appointments are available. And, if you’ve met your deductible, your out-of-pocket expenses could be minimal or even zero. Call 928.855.8185 or visit our “Find a Doctor” tab at HavasuRegional.com to make an appointment.
Read More: https://www.havasuregional.com/for-patients-and-visitors/about-us/news-from-hrmc/give-yourself-the-gift-of-good-health
Did you know that keeping stress at bay can help keep our immune system running smoothly – something that is certainly important these days? While the holidays can come with their own brand of stress, there are fortunately some easy steps you can take to help minimize stress and lean into the joy and peace of the season. #HolidayStress #HolidaysDuringCOVID #KeepTheHappyInYourHoliday
Read More: https://www.havasuregional.com/for-patients-and-visitors/about-us/news-from-hrmc/give-yourself-the-gift-of-good-health
Havasu Regional Medical Center wishes you a blessed, happy and safe Hanukkah! #HappyHanukkah #FestivalOfLights
Havasu Regional Medical Center is pleased to share that our initial allotment of the COVID-19 vaccine is here, and we are beginning to offer the vaccine to our frontline healthcare heroes per CDC and Arizona guidelines. The vaccine will be more widely available to our community members hopefully in the coming months.
Hospice of Havasu Community Liaison Sarah Messmer delivered healthy snacks and self-care tips to support our hospital staff. HRMC Market Director of Physician Recruitment, Jeni Coke, graciously collected the donations and helped distribute to our frontline employees.
Havasu Regional Medical Center wishes you a happy, healthy and very Merry Christmas. #MerryChristmas
Happy New Year from all of us at Havasu Regional Medical Center! We hope your 2021 is your healthiest yet. Check out a few ways you can get your year off to a good start. #NewYearNewYou #HappyNewYear
Read More: https://www.havasuregional.com/for-patients-and-visitors/about-us/news-from-hrmc/2020-healthy-start
The best resource for the public about finding information as to when and where the COVID-19 vaccine may be available is to stay connected with the Arizona Department of Health and local health agencies.
Currently, Havasu Regional Medical Center continues to only administer our allocated doses of the vaccine to healthcare workers and first responders in the community, as per CDC and state guidelines.
Havasu Regional Medical Center is proud to welcome Dr. Yanny Phillips, Neurologist. Dr. Phillips specializes in epilepsy/seizures, stroke, Parkinson's disease, dementia, multiple sclerosis and migraine/headaches. Please contact 928.854.1242 to make an appointment.
Have questions about the COVID-19 vaccines? Listen in as LifePoint Health Chief Medical Officer Dr. Christopher Rehm and Chief Nursing Officer Michelle Watson, RN, MSN answer some of the most commonly asked questions about COVID-19 vaccination and discuss its safety and effectiveness. #COVID19 #Vaccines
Mohave County has transitioned from Phase 1a of COVID-19 vaccination administration to Phase 1b. Due to limited vaccine availability nationwide, it will be necessary to sub-prioritize the vaccine administration within Phase 1b. It is not known how long it will take to receive sufficient vaccines for the entire 1b category.
The County Public Health Department will follow the Arizona Vaccine and Antiviral Prioritization Advisory Committee (VAPAC) recommendations for administration of the
COVID-19 vaccine in Phase 1b. The VAPAC has developed the following phase 1B subcategories:
1. Protective Services Occupations
2. Adults 75 and Older
3. Education and Childcare Workers
4. Essential Services/Critical Industry Workers
5. Adults with Risk Conditions in Congregate Settings
Persons are encouraged to continue to monitor the Public Health website at https://covid-19-mohave.hub.arcgis.com/ to obtain the most current information.
How are your New Year’s resolutions going? If you made any resolutions to be healthier this year, it’s important to remember that your health journey is a marathon, not a sprint. Learn some tips on how you can create new healthy habits and turn them into long-term success.
Read More: https://www.havasuregional.com/for-patients-and-visitors/about-us/news-from-hrmc/2020-healthy-start#
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2021 Healthy Start
Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. said, “Life’s most persistent and urgent question is, ‘What are you doing for others?’” As we honor the work of Dr. King today, we take his words to heart and are grateful to be able to care for our neighbors and play a role in making our community a better, healthier place to live. #MLKDay #MakingCommunitiesHealthier
HRMC was very honored and excited to be able to host Mohave Community College Nursing Students at our orientation yesterday. We look forward to the opportunity to work with these Healthcare Heroes in the future.
Are you one of the 7 million people who are suffering from chronic wounds? Get on the path to healing!
Learn more about wound care and The Wound Care Centre at HRMC: https://www.havasuregional.com/our-services/wound-care
30 minutes a day can help keep the doctor away. If your calendar is feeling the crunch, check out an easy way to get your daily exercise in and stay #heartsmart! #28DaysofHeart
Read More: https://www.havasuregional.com/for-patients-and-visitors/about-us/news-from-hrmc/30-minutes-a-day-can-help-keep-heart-disease-away
February is Black History Month, a devoted time to honor the many ways Black Americans have contributed to our society across history. Throughout the month, we will be honoring Black men and women whose significant achievements have helped to change the face of healthcare for the better.
Learn more about the history behind this important observance here: https://www.loc.gov/law/help/commemorative-observations/african-american.php #BlackHistoryMonth
We're celebrating #AmericanHeartMonth with #28DaysofHeart and 28 things you can do to help keep your heart healthy today and every day. Fuel up for the ride with this recipe for Roasted Salmon with Pesto Veggies! #EatHearty #HealthyEats
https://www.havasuregional.com/for-patients-and-visitors/about-us/news-from-hrmc/welcome-to-28-days-of-heart-health
Havasu Regional Medical Center is pleased to welcome Dr. Sarah Conlon, Oncologist. Dr. Conlon diagnoses and treats all types of cancer and solid tumors and all malignant and benign blood disorders. She also focuses on treating breast cancer. Dr. Conlon’s philosophy of care centers around caring for patients as she would care for a member of her own family. Her goal is to guide patients and their families through their diagnosis and therapy to achieve the best outcome possible. Dr. Conlon relies upon the latest scientific studies and clinical trials to provide her patients with the most up-to-date treatment options available. Appointments may be made by calling 928-453-3761.
Today is about reducing stress and taking care of yourself. Consider a yoga class. Yoga is a great way to relieve stress and improve your health. #28DaysofHeart
Learn more: https://www.havasuregional.com/for-patients-and-visitors/about-us/news-from-hrmc/namaste-healthy-the-heart-benefits-of-yoga
Today, we honor Dr. Charles DeWitt Watts (1917-2004). The first African American board-certified surgeon in the state of North Carolina, Dr. Watts spent more than half a century breaking barriers to care that have been traditionally placed on Black communities and changing the landscape of care in his state. #BlackHistoryMonth
With the Super Bowl this Sunday, it’s a good time to remember that the safest way to celebrate an event right now is at home with those you live with, or virtually via a video conference platform like FaceTime or Zoom. Even as more people get their vaccinations, it is important to continue practicing safe behaviors – including mask-wearing, social distancing and good hand hygiene. Visit the link below to learn more about COVID-cautious small gatherings and get inspired by some creative ideas for watching the big game safely. https://www.cdc.gov/coronavirus/2019-ncov/daily-life-coping/holidays/small-gatherings.html
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COVID-19 and Your Health
Do you know your numbers? Check out some key stats that play a big role in your heart health. #28DaysofHeart
Learn more: https://www.havasuregional.com/for-patients-and-visitors/about-us/news-from-hrmc/know-your-numbers
The key to a healthy heart? A healthy pantry! Learn about the essentials you need to eat smart every day. #28DaysofHeart
Learn more: https://www.havasuregional.com/for-patients-and-visitors/about-us/news-from-hrmc/give-your-kitchen-pantry-some-love
HRMC is wearing red for National Go Red Day! A day when we all unite to eradicate cardiovascular disease and stroke.
Did you know heart disease claims the lives of 1 in 3 women in the US? Mothers, grandmothers, daughter, wives and 1 is always 1 too many!
Learn more at: goredforwomen.org
Sometimes it's the smallest things that can have the biggest impact. Learn how laughter can have a positive effect on your heart health today. #28DaysofHeart
Learn more: https://www.havasuregional.com/for-patients-and-visitors/about-us/news-from-hrmc/a-happy-heart-is-a-healthy-heart
In the movies, you'd clutch your chest and scream for an ambulance. In real life, the onset of a heart attack isn't always so obvious. Learn about the warning signs for men. #28DaysofHeart
Learn more: https://www.havasuregional.com/for-patients-and-visitors/about-us/news-from-hrmc/is-it-a-sign
As Black History Month continues, we pay tribute to Dr. Marilyn Hughes Gaston. Dr. Gaston experienced a lack of access to care firsthand as a child and has worked to ensure other Black families enjoy expanded access to care as part of her role as the first Black female director of a public health agency in the U.S. #BlackHistoryMonth
What does BMI mean anyway? Learn about your numbers and why they matter. Plus, a smoky risk factor you may not be aware of. #28DaysofHeart
Learn more: https://www.havasuregional.com/for-patients-and-visitors/about-us/news-from-hrmc/more-numbers-and-a-major-risk-factor-to-know
Sneak some workouts into your day with these tips for incorporating simple physical activity into your daily routine. #28DaysofHeart
Learn more: https://www.havasuregional.com/for-patients-and-visitors/about-us/news-from-hrmc/workplace-workouts-easy-ways-to-make-your-day-more-active
Is your breakfast incomplete without eggs? Check out this Egg White Omelet to get your morning - and your health - in gear. #28DaysofHeart
Learn more: https://www.havasuregional.com/for-patients-and-visitors/about-us/news-from-hrmc/an-egg-white-a-day
Today, we recognize the contributions of Dr. M. Joycelyn Elders. Dr. Elders overcame poverty and segregation in her formative years to become a physician devoted to pediatric endocrinology and young women’s health and the first Black physician and only the second woman appointed as U.S. Surgeon General. #BlackHistoryMonth
Did you know you can get your physical activity in without even leaving your house or the neighborhood? Get some simple tips and tricks to get moving around the house. #28DaysofHeart
Learn more: https://www.havasuregional.com/for-patients-and-visitors/about-us/news-from-hrmc/heart-health-starts-at-home
Let's face it - sometimes a brown bag lunch is boring. But it doesn't have to be! Check out this heart-healthy twist on broccoli salad to put some pizazz in your lunch pack today. #28DaysofHeart
Learn more: https://www.havasuregional.com/for-patients-and-visitors/about-us/news-from-hrmc/give-your-brown-bag-a-boost
Important information about what to do once you have been vaccinated from the Mohave County Department of Public Health.
Mohave County Department of Public Health
Yesterday at 11:35 AM ·
Important information about what to do once you have been vaccinated.
Just as important as taking care of your own heart is teaching your kids the best ways to take care of theirs. These kid-friendly health tips will get your family moving today and every day! #28DaysofHeart
Learn more: https://www.havasuregional.com/for-patients-and-visitors/about-us/news-from-hrmc/got-kids-give-em-heart
Did you know that preventable injuries are the third leading cause of death in the U.S., behind heart disease and cancer? The good news is in the word “preventable.” Learn some simple proactive steps you can take to help protect yourself and others and be injury-free. #InjuryPrevention #HealthyYou #BrainInjuryAwareness
Learn more: https://www.havasuregional.com/for-patients-and-visitors/about-us/news-from-hrmc/prevention-on-the-brain-how-to-protect-yourself-from-concussions-and-other-head-injuries#0
Important information about what to do once you have been vaccinated from the Mohave County Department of Public Health.
Mohave County Department of Public Health
February 24 at 11:35 AM ·
Important information about what to do once you have been vaccinated.
Just as important as taking care of your own heart is teaching your kids the best ways to take care of theirs. These kid-friendly health tips will get your family moving today and every day! #28DaysofHeart
Learn more: https://www.havasuregional.com/for-patients-and-visitors/about-us/news-from-hrmc/got-kids-give-em-heart
BECKERSHOSPITALREVIEW.COM
International Women's Day spotlight: 32 thoughts on leadership from women in the healthcare industry
Even though Heart Month is over, we are continuing to share resources to help improve heart health. Recognizing signs and symptoms of a heart attack and learning Hands only CPR truly is a life saver! Knowing how to do it could make the difference for someone you love!
Learn more: https://www.havasuregional.com/our-services/cardiac-services/hands-only-cpr
Did you know that preventable injuries are the third leading cause of death in the U.S., behind heart disease and cancer? The good news is in the word “preventable.” Learn some simple proactive steps you can take to help protect yourself and others and be injury-free. #InjuryPrevention #HealthyYou #BrainInjuryAwareness
Learn more: https://www.havasuregional.com/for-patients-and-visitors/about-us/news-from-hrmc/prevention-on-the-brain-how-to-protect-yourself-from-concussions-and-other-head-injuries#0
Important information about what to do once you have been vaccinated from the Mohave County Department of Public Health.
Mohave County Department of Public Health
February 24 at 11:35 AM ·
Important information about what to do once you have been vaccinated.
Just as important as taking care of your own heart is teaching your kids the best ways to take care of theirs. These kid-friendly health tips will get your family moving today and every day! #28DaysofHeart
Learn more: https://www.havasuregional.com/for-patients-and-visitors/about-us/news-from-hrmc/got-kids-give-em-heart
Do you know your calcium score?
This non-invasive test uses a CT scan to measure the amount of calcified plaque in your coronary arteries. The test measures your “calcium score, which helps your doctor calculate your risk of developing coronary artery disease (CAD)-related events such as a heart attack or a stroke.
Ask your doctor today about this test and how it can assess your heart health.
Even after getting vaccinated, there are a few important reasons that you should still wear your mask until vaccines are widely administered. Here’s why we still need to #MaskUp for now to protect each other. #COVID19 #VaccineHero #Vaccines
BECKERSHOSPITALREVIEW.COM
International Women's Day spotlight: 32 thoughts on leadership from women in the healthcare industry
Even though Heart Month is over, we are continuing to share resources to help improve heart health. Recognizing signs and symptoms of a heart attack and learning Hands only CPR truly is a life saver! Knowing how to do it could make the difference for someone you love!
Learn more: https://www.havasuregional.com/our-services/cardiac-services/hands-only-cpr
Did you know that preventable injuries are the third leading cause of death in the U.S., behind heart disease and cancer? The good news is in the word “preventable.” Learn some simple proactive steps you can take to help protect yourself and others and be injury-free. #InjuryPrevention #HealthyYou #BrainInjuryAwareness
Learn more: https://www.havasuregional.com/for-patients-and-visitors/about-us/news-from-hrmc/prevention-on-the-brain-how-to-protect-yourself-from-concussions-and-other-head-injuries#0
Havasu Regional Medical Center recognizes the important role that loved ones play in a patient’s healthcare journey and we appreciate how understanding our communities have been with our Limited Visitation Policy during the last few months. After careful consideration HRMC has revised its visitation policy effective Monday, March 15, 2021.
More than 1 visitor per patient will now be allowed
All visitors:
Must be 16 years of age or older
Will be screened for temperature, COVID-19 symptoms, possible exposure and recent travel history
Must bring a facemask to wear at all times while in the hospital
Observe all hospital protocol and appropriate social distancing.
This excludes visitation for patients in isolation for confirmed or potential COVID-19 where we will continue to have a no visitor policy, except for extenuating circumstances.
Do you know your calcium score?
This non-invasive test uses a CT scan to measure the amount of calcified plaque in your coronary arteries. The test measures your “calcium score, which helps your doctor calculate your risk of developing coronary artery disease (CAD)-related events such as a heart attack or a stroke.
Ask your doctor today about this test and how it can assess your heart health.
Even after getting vaccinated, there are a few important reasons that you should still wear your mask until vaccines are widely administered. Here’s why we still need to #MaskUp for now to protect each other. #COVID19 #VaccineHero #Vaccines
BECKERSHOSPITALREVIEW.COM
International Women's Day spotlight: 32 thoughts on leadership from women in the healthcare industry
Even though Heart Month is over, we are continuing to share resources to help improve heart health. Recognizing signs and symptoms of a heart attack and learning Hands only CPR truly is a life saver! Knowing how to do it could make the difference for someone you love!
Learn more: https://www.havasuregional.com/our-services/cardiac-services/hands-only-cpr
We're excited to announce Havasu Regional Medical Center has been named to Newsweek’s 2021 list of Best Maternity Care Hospitals. This distinction recognizes facilities that have provided exceptional care to mothers, newborns and their families, as verified by the 2020 Leapfrog Hospital Survey.
https://www.newsweek.com/best-maternity-care-hospitals-2021?fbclid=IwAR136zsgTtsyO8pbDAPm9ChwF6ev1zUIZnMcp1ksgavewzy2_eGJXh455ws
NEWSWEEK.COM
Best Maternity Care Hospitals 2021
Preventing injuries is an essential part of maintaining good health. Learn about the importance of injury prevention and discover some great takeaways to help you stay injury-free. #InjuryPrevention #HealthyYou #BrainInjuryAwareness
Learn more: https://www.havasuregional.com/for-patients-and-visitors/about-us/news-from-hrmc/prevention-on-the-brain-how-to-protect-yourself-from-concussions-and-other-head-injuries
Havasu Regional Medical Center recognizes the important role that loved ones play in a patient’s healthcare journey and we appreciate how understanding our communities have been with our Limited Visitation Policy during the last few months. After careful consideration HRMC has revised its visitation policy effective Monday, March 15, 2021.
More than 1 visitor per patient will now be allowed
All visitors:
Must be 16 years of age or older
Will be screened for temperature, COVID-19 symptoms, possible exposure and recent travel history
Must bring a facemask to wear at all times while in the hospital
Observe all hospital protocol and appropriate social distancing.
This excludes visitation for patients in isolation for confirmed or potential COVID-19 where we will continue to have a no visitor policy, except for extenuating circumstances.
Do you know your calcium score?
This non-invasive test uses a CT scan to measure the amount of calcified plaque in your coronary arteries. The test measures your “calcium score, which helps your doctor calculate your risk of developing coronary artery disease (CAD)-related events such as a heart attack or a stroke.
Ask your doctor today about this test and how it can assess your heart health.
Even after getting vaccinated, there are a few important reasons that you should still wear your mask until vaccines are widely administered. Here’s why we still need to #MaskUp for now to protect each other. #COVID19 #VaccineHero #Vaccines