Welcome to October! Wondering what Halloween will be like this year with the COVID-19 precautions in place? To help you navigate Halloween safely, our very own Dr. Resham Bartra, Pediatrics, joins Dr. Chitra Safaya, infectious disease specialist affiliated with Sharp Grossmont Hospital, to share five ways to celebrate safely. http://spr.ly/6183GL9pl
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Sharp Rees-Stealy Santee set to open
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September 28 at 11:58 AM ·
We're less than a week away from opening the new Sharp Rees-Stealy Santee Medical Center, on Sunday, Oct. 4. For East County residents, the new location will offer primary care, specialty care, urgent care and more.
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September 28 at 11:58 AM ·
We're less than a week away from opening the new Sharp Rees-Stealy Santee Medical Center, on Sunday, Oct. 4. For East County residents, the new location will offer primary care, specialty care, urgent care and more.
We are so honored to have worked with such an amazing team to bring the new Sharp Rees-Stealy Santee Medical Center to East County. 9 days until we open on Sunday, Oct. 4. http://spr.ly/6180GxUAg
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Sharp Rees-Stealy Santee's Virtual Community Open House
We are about two weeks away from the opening of our new Sharp Rees-Stealy Santee Medical Center on Sunday, Oct. 4. We are excited to invite you to our Santee Virtual Open House on Saturday, Oct. 10 from 11 am to 2 pm. Join us from the comfort of your own home to view behind-the-scenes tours, chat with doctors, watch cooking demos and more. Register here: http://spr.ly/6186Gvwsq
Yesterday we made it official. We cut the grand opening ribbon on our new Sharp Rees-Stealy Santee Medical Center. Watch the video of the socially distant ceremony and be sure to register for our community virtual open house, this Saturday, Oct. 10 from 11 am to 2 pm. http://spr.ly/6187G23aU
This morning Sharp HealthCare leaders including Chris Howard, President and CEO, Sharp HealthCare, and Stacey Hrountas, CEO, Sharp Rees-Stealy Medical Centers, welcomed team members who will occupy our newest location in Santee. Now open and located at 8701 Cuyamaca St. Santee, CA 92071. Join us for our virtual open house this Saturday, Oct. 10 from 11 am to 2 pm. We will have Ask a Doctor sessions one on COVID-19, a cooking demonstration, and an exercise session with physical therapy specialist. Register here: http://spr.ly/6183G0fal
Today, Sharp Rees-Stealy physicians and staff went pink for Breast Cancer Awareness Month and to shed light on the importance of getting your regular mammogram for women over the age of 40. About 1 in 8 women in the United States will develop breast cancer in her lifetime. Don’t delay your care. If you have questions about your health, these happy faces are here to deliver The Sharp Experience every step of the way. #SharpGoesPink
Washing your personal face coverings regularly is an important part of good mask hygiene. Our very own Dr. Jyotu Sandhu, Family Medicine, shares why cleaning your mask can help prevent skin irritations and often times a sore throat.
Today was the Great California ShakeOut. Here are our Sharp Rees-Stealy leaders including Dr. Andy Dang, Medical Director, Quality and Population Health; Dr. Steven Green, Chief Medical Officer; Christina Khaokham, Infection Prevention Team, and Kevin Desmond, Safety Team, practicing how to stay safe.
The worry over seasonal colds and flu is amplified during the COVID-19 pandemic. Pediatrician Dr. Eric Reed, helps parents navigate symptoms of these viruses and gives tips on what parents can do to protect their family from illness. http://spr.ly/6180G7BCA
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Kids and colds in the age of COVID-19
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October 22 at 9:43 AM ·
Our infection prevention teams work tirelessly to protect the health and well-being of patients and staff — especially through the COVID-19 pandemic. A huge thanks to each and every one of you, as you lead us through this challenging time.
#InfectionPreventionWeek
Here are a few photos from around Sharp Rees-Stealy clinics of physicians and staff getting ready for Halloween. Please be safe this weekend. Here are some at-home Halloween activities for everyone to take part in. http://spr.ly/6181GhZxx
Sharp Rees-Stealy patient, Gloria Estrada, is grateful for Dr. Cristina Misra, her primary care doctor, who suggested Gloria get a mammogram right away due to her age and previous medical history. Gloria was shortly diagnosed with stage 2 breast cancer. Pictured below, months after her diagnosis, Gloria proudly rang the bell and received her certificate of completion after her final radiation treatment at Sharp Chula Vista’s Barnhart Cancer Center. For Breast Cancer Awareness Month, we continue to urge all women over the age of 40 to get their screening, potentially life-saving, mammogram. http://spr.ly/6183G7LZz
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Ringing into breast cancer recovery
We would like to honor our doctors, providers and staff who have served our country. Thank you for your service and for your continued dedication to the health and well-being of our community. Happy Veterans Day.
If you haven't voted yet, make sure you stay safe when you visit the polling station. Our Dr. Abisola Olulade, Family Medicine, shares some helpful tips.
Sharp Rees-Stealy patient Irma Dojaquez lost her husband, Carlos, to COVID-19 six months ago. Irma shares with us the memory of her husband and urges everyone to take care of each other and follow the guidelines to keep each other safe.
Yesterday, as tribute to veterans on Veterans Day, a group of team members at our Sorrento Mesa clinic retired the worn flag in the front courtyard and hoist a new flag in its place. Retiring the flag on Veterans Day is a tradition that the Sorrento Mesa doctors, providers and staff enjoy every year. Thank you again to all who serve or served our nation.
As the number of positive COVID-19 cases surge in San Diego County, Dr. Abisola Olulade, Family Medicine, answers viewers’ questions on how to celebrate Thanksgiving safely. We recommend reviewing the CDC and state guidance on how to stop the spread of COVID-19 this holiday season.
Staying home is the best way to protect yourself and others from COVID-19. The CDC and local health officials warn against traveling this Thanksgiving. Dr. David Spees, director of Sharp Rees-Stealy’s travel clinic, offers his tips on what we can do to stop the spread of the coronavirus. Consider reviewing the CDC and state guidance on how to stop the spread of COVID-19 before gathering this holiday season. http://spr.ly/6185HHUuV
Road work affecting commute to Sharp Rees-Stealy Del Mar
Beginning, tomorrow, Monday, Nov. 30, and for the next several months, SDG&E will be conducting road work near I-5 and Via De La Valle resulting in temporary lane closures. As this may cause traffic delays, please plan your trip to our clinic accordingly. We appreciate your flexibility and please drive safely.
We hope you are enjoying a safe and healthy holiday week. In observance of the Thanksgiving holiday, our medical offices are closed today and will reopen on Monday, Nov. 30. For your convenience, all Sharp Rees-Stealy Urgent Care Clinics will be open today from 8 am to 8 pm.
Happy Thanksgiving! We hope you are enjoying a safe holiday. Our medical offices are closed today and tomorrow. For your convenience, all Sharp Rees-Stealy Urgent Care Clinics will be open today from 8 am to 5 pm and will return to normal hours 8 am to 8 pm tomorrow.
As a reminder in observance of the Thanksgiving holiday, our medical offices will be closed tomorrow and Friday. For your convenience, all Sharp Rees-Stealy Urgent Care Clinics will be open from 8 am to 5 pm on Thursday, Nov. 26 and from 8 am to 8 pm on Friday, Nov. 27.
NEJM Catalyst Innovations in Care Delivery published a joint article by Stacey Hrountas, MPH, CEO, Sharp Rees-Stealy Medical Centers, Alan Bier, MD, President, and Steve Green, MD, Chief Medical Officer, of Sharp Rees-Stealy Medical Group, on how Sharp Rees-Stealy made innovative changes to ensure patients received exceptional care even during the COVID-19 pandemic.
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November 25 at 10:15 AM ·
#Covid19 care delivery redesign for multispecialty group practice Sharp Rees-Stealy includes physical office alterations and patient encounter changes that involve care team changes, increased virtual care, and greater attention to #SDOH:
Today is #GivingTuesday, a global day of giving and celebrating the generosity that inspires people to transform their communities. As a not-for-profit health care system, philanthropy supports every aspect of Sharp HealthCare’s mission to deliver the highest quality care to the San Diego community.
Make a positive impact today by showing support for our health care heroes with a donation in their honor: http://spr.ly/6180HKwBq
Abisola Olulade, MD, Family Medicine, spoke with CBS News 8 about concerns over a possible surge in COVID-19 cases after people return home from celebrating with others over the Thanksgiving Break.
Get exposure notifications and help stop the spread. Sign up for COVID-19 exposure notifications on your phone with CA Notify. The privacy-protected tool lets you know if you were exposed to someone who tested positive for COVID-19. Sign Up. Save Lives. #CANotify http://spr.ly/6184HOqTs
Stay-at-home orders do not mean to put your health care needs on pause. With our Virtual Urgent Care visits by video, a Sharp Rees-Stealy doctor is available to address your immediate health concerns, 7 days a week from 8 am to 8 pm, they even have access to your medical records to ensure they have a full picture of your care. Some health insurance plans charge a copay and share of cost for virtual visits, similar to in-person visits. Check with your health plan for more information. Learn more at http://spr.ly/6188H3bo2
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December 10 at 10:07 AM ·
It’s Get Covered America Day! Join the movement and spread the word about the affordable health care that is available to everyone here in California through the #ACA. If you’re uninsured, learn more at GetCovered2021.org. #GetCovered2021 Sharp Health Plan
We shared this photo back in March to help flatten the curve. Now, we find ourselves fighting again to #StoptheSurge. These messages from our frontline workers are as relevant today as they were back in March.
Sharp HealthCare has joined top U.S. health systems including Kaiser Permanente, Scripps Health and UC San Diego Health to encourage everyone to #maskup. Together, wearing is caring. And together, we are saving lives. Learn more at everymaskup.com.
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December 4 at 2:28 PM ·
Sharp HealthCare has joined top U.S. health systems including Kaiser Permanente, Scripps Health and UC San Diego Health to encourage everyone to #maskup. Together, wearing is caring. And together, we are saving lives. Learn more at everymaskup.com.
Together we can stop the cycle of transmission. Stop #COVID19 now. Stay home. But if you must go out, wear your mask and social distance. And please, skip the holiday gatherings. #StayAtHome
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December 11 at 12:28 PM ·
Stop #COVID19 now. Stay home. But if you must go out, wear your mask and social distance. And please, skip the holiday gatherings. #StayAtHome
As a reminder, Sharp Rees-Stealy offices are closed tomorrow, Christmas Eve and Friday, Christmas Day. Our urgent care centers are open to care for you from 8 am to 5 pm tomorrow and on Christmas Day. Urgent Care hours on the weekend are 8 am to 8 pm. Happy Holidays. Be Safe. Wear a Mask.
Urgent Care nurse, Arlene Cate was one of the first Sharp Rees-Stealy frontline workers to receive the COVID-19 vaccine. She says it was humbling and has a message for all of us. #covidvaccine
A literal shot of optimism today for our dedicated, hard-working front-line team.
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December 18 at 4:15 PM ·
Beginning at 7:30 am today, front-line physicians and team members with Sharp HealthCare began receiving the COVID-19 vaccine. We will begin vaccinating patients in our skilled nursing facilities next week. As we receive news of the vaccine supply line into 2021, we will provide updates on how the vaccine will be provided to all of our patients. In the meantime, a resource for up-to-date information about COVID-19 and the vaccine is sharp.com/coronavirus.
Dr. Angie Neison, Sharp Rees-Stealy Family Medicine, gave up part of her holiday weekend to vaccinate her colleagues today. She said it was one of the best days she's had in the last 9 months. Thank you, Dr. Neison and all of our front-line workers for doing all you can to keep yourselves safe so you can continue providing excellent care to the San Diego community. That is the true spirit of the holidays. #TheSharpExperience. Flavors4wellnessmd
We hope you are enjoying your Christmas Day. Our medical offices are closed for the holiday. If you need care today, our five urgent care clinics are open from 8 am to 5 pm. They will be open from 8 am to 8 pm on Saturday and Sunday. Best wishes. Stay safe. Wear a mask.
Sharp Rees-Stealy medical offices are closed today and tomorrow, Christmas Day. Our urgent care clinics are open today and tomorrow from 8 am to 5 pm. On Saturday and Sunday, they will be open from 8 am to 8 pm.
Happy New Year! Our medical offices are closed today. If you need care today, our five urgent care clinics are open from 8 am to 8 pm and throughout the weekend. Stay safe. Wear a mask.
As a reminder, Sharp Rees-Stealy offices are closed tomorrow, Friday, Jan. 1 for New Year's Day. Our urgent care centers are open to care for you today from 8 am to 5 pm and will return to regular hours 8 am to 8 pm on Friday and throughout the weekend. Be Safe. Wear a Mask.
Dr. Ingrid Yang, Sharp Rees-Stealy Hospitalist at Sharp Memorial, brought joy to her patients while doing her rounds. A patient named David, who was happily reading the San Diego Union-Tribune, recognized Dr. Yang from a front page article in the health section and said to her, “Is this you? I didn’t know I had a celebrity doctor!” Read more about Dr. Yang and the good work her book is doing to help bring yoga to all who can benefit. http://spr.ly/6185HVXjH
Sharp Rees-Stealy patient Angie Abegglen, shares her inspirational story of perseverance in losing more than half her weight since July 2019. Lauren Elliott, Wellness Education Specialist, Sharp Rees-Stealy, shares how Angie's commitment to healthy habits made the biggest difference.
As a reminder, our medical offices are closed Monday, in honor of Martin Luther King Jr. Day. If you need care, our five urgent care clinics are open from 8 am to 8 pm daily. Stay safe. Wear a mask.
We’ve made it easier than ever for you to check in for your appointment. It’s just one of the benefits of being a Sharp Rees-Stealy patient. You will receive an email 48 hours before your appointment that will allow you to not only check in online, but you can complete any forms and even pay for your visit. It is simple and convenient. All the instructions and links will be in the email so keep an eye out two days before your appointment for an email from Sharp Rees-Stealy. Online check-in is available for most adult appointments; in-person and virtual visits. And we offer this to our existing patients as well as new patients.
Could the dust in your home be what is causing that runny nose? Bryn Salt, MD, an allergy and immunology specialist at Sharp Rees-Stealy, sheds light on how dust can be affecting your health. http://spr.ly/6186HXnGK
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The one thing in your house that could be making you sick
Named a 2020 Best Diets for weight loss by U.S. News & World Report, our Healthy Solutions Weight Loss program offers a supportive weight-loss plan that focuses on creating lasting lifestyle changes. Register for a free webinar to learn more. http://spr.ly/6180HXn1G
Our medical offices are closed today in honor of Martin Luther King Jr. Day and will reopen tomorrow. If you need care today, our five urgent care clinics are open from 8 am to 8 pm. Stay safe. Wear a mask.
As a reminder, our medical offices will be closed tomorrow in honor of Martin Luther King Jr. Day. If you need care, our five urgent care clinics are open from 8 am to 8 pm daily. Stay safe. Wear a mask.
Our medical offices are closed today in honor of Martin Luther King Jr. Day and will reopen tomorrow. If you need care today, our five urgent care clinics are open from 8 am to 8 pm. Stay safe. Wear a mask.
As a reminder, our medical offices will be closed tomorrow in honor of Martin Luther King Jr. Day. If you need care, our five urgent care clinics are open from 8 am to 8 pm daily. Stay safe. Wear a mask.
Our medical offices are closed today in honor of Martin Luther King Jr. Day and will reopen tomorrow. If you need care today, our five urgent care clinics are open from 8 am to 8 pm. Stay safe. Wear a mask.
As a reminder, our medical offices will be closed tomorrow in honor of Martin Luther King Jr. Day. If you need care, our five urgent care clinics are open from 8 am to 8 pm daily. Stay safe. Wear a mask.
How many days does it take to form a new habit? Some experts say 21 days. If you want to commit to living a healthy lifestyle, participate in our free 10-week New Weigh program. Classes are conducted exclusively online each week with a registered dietitian. Sign up today! http://spr.ly/6183He5KH
This week we celebrated our wonderful providers and staff for their unwavering commitment to delivering The Sharp Experience to our patients, especially during this historic pandemic. The week’s theme was Rewarding Resilience and was celebrated with a color theme to reflect how awesome they all are: Magnificent Maroon, Terrific Teal, Wonderful Wintergreen, Tremendous Tangerine and Resilient Red. February is also #HeartMonth. And today is Go Red for Women, providers and staff joined the nation to wear red in an effort to raise awareness about heart disease and stroke prevention. Do your heart a favor this month and love it as much as we do. <3 #SDGORED #SharpGoesRed #WearRedDay
Dr. Erik Perkins, a Sharp Rees-Stealy neurologist, was interviewed by FOX 5 San Diego about Alzheimer's disease, in light of Tony Bennett's recent diagnosis. Dr. Perkins shares how maintaining a healthy diet and committing to regular exercise can decrease the risk of developing the disease as well as how the pandemic has taken a toll on those patients.
Our medical offices are closed today in honor of Martin Luther King Jr. Day and will reopen tomorrow. If you need care today, our five urgent care clinics are open from 8 am to 8 pm. Stay safe. Wear a mask.
As a reminder, our medical offices will be closed tomorrow in honor of Martin Luther King Jr. Day. If you need care, our five urgent care clinics are open from 8 am to 8 pm daily. Stay safe. Wear a mask.
In honor of #HeartMonth, we bring you a heartwarming story. Sharp Rees-Stealy patient Jerry Kane's heart was failing due to a rare condition. Read how the incredible work of his care team from both Sharp Rees-Stealy and Sharp Memorial helped Jerry gain a new lease on life. http://spr.ly/6184Hg4Hj
Not sure how to stay fit during the pandemic? Dr. Jonathan Halperin, Sharp Rees-Stealy’s chief of physical medicine and rehabilitation, shares some helpful tips on how to exercise safely during these challenging times. http://spr.ly/6185HgPG1
February is #HeartMonth so give your heart some love and join us for our free Healthy Hearts webinar on Thursday, Feb. 18. Get practical tips for nutritious, low-fat cooking as well as gain healthful pointers on grocery shopping and dining out. Register via the link: http://spr.ly/6184H54OM
How many days does it take to form a new habit? Some experts say 21 days. If you want to commit to living a healthy lifestyle, participate in our free 10-week New Weigh program. Classes are conducted exclusively online each week with a registered dietitian. Sign up today! http://spr.ly/6183He5KH
This week we celebrated our wonderful providers and staff for their unwavering commitment to delivering The Sharp Experience to our patients, especially during this historic pandemic. The week’s theme was Rewarding Resilience and was celebrated with a color theme to reflect how awesome they all are: Magnificent Maroon, Terrific Teal, Wonderful Wintergreen, Tremendous Tangerine and Resilient Red. February is also #HeartMonth. And today is Go Red for Women, providers and staff joined the nation to wear red in an effort to raise awareness about heart disease and stroke prevention. Do your heart a favor this month and love it as much as we do. <3 #SDGORED #SharpGoesRed #WearRedDay
Dr. Erik Perkins, a Sharp Rees-Stealy neurologist, was interviewed by FOX 5 San Diego about Alzheimer's disease, in light of Tony Bennett's recent diagnosis. Dr. Perkins shares how maintaining a healthy diet and committing to regular exercise can decrease the risk of developing the disease as well as how the pandemic has taken a toll on those patients.
Dr. Jonathan Halperin, chief of physical medicine and rehabilitation at Sharp Rees-Stealy, shares some important tips for people returning to exercise after having recovered from the COVID-19 virus. http://spr.ly/6186H92ym
Thank you Chick-fil-A Santee for the yummy lunch donation. Chick-fil-A ran a promotional drive matching every box lunch purchased by the community to give a box lunch to our primary care teams at our Sharp Rees-Stealy La Mesa, Otay Ranch and Santee locations. The drive generated 173 meals to share. We sincerely appreciate the generosity of the Santee community and the Chick-fil-A team. Our hearts and stomachs are filled.
Dr. Resham Batra, pediatrician at Sharp Rees-Stealy, was interviewed on FOX 5 San Diego discussing the importance of maintaining childhood vaccination schedules, even during the pandemic.
In honor of #HeartMonth, we bring you a heartwarming story. Sharp Rees-Stealy patient Jerry Kane's heart was failing due to a rare condition. Read how the incredible work of his care team from both Sharp Rees-Stealy and Sharp Memorial helped Jerry gain a new lease on life. http://spr.ly/6184Hg4Hj
Not sure how to stay fit during the pandemic? Dr. Jonathan Halperin, Sharp Rees-Stealy’s chief of physical medicine and rehabilitation, shares some helpful tips on how to exercise safely during these challenging times. http://spr.ly/6185HgPG1
February is #HeartMonth so give your heart some love and join us for our free Healthy Hearts webinar on Thursday, Feb. 18. Get practical tips for nutritious, low-fat cooking as well as gain healthful pointers on grocery shopping and dining out. Register via the link: http://spr.ly/6184H54OM
A new study calls into question the need for a second dose for the COVID-19 vaccine. In an interview with KUSI News, Dr. Abisola Olulade, Family Medicine, tells us more about the study and why we all should still get both doses of the vaccine.
Dr. Jonathan Halperin, chief of physical medicine and rehabilitation at Sharp Rees-Stealy, shares some important tips for people returning to exercise after having recovered from the COVID-19 virus. http://spr.ly/6186H92ym
Thank you Chick-fil-A Santee for the yummy lunch donation. Chick-fil-A ran a promotional drive matching every box lunch purchased by the community to give a box lunch to our primary care teams at our Sharp Rees-Stealy La Mesa, Otay Ranch and Santee locations. The drive generated 173 meals to share. We sincerely appreciate the generosity of the Santee community and the Chick-fil-A team. Our hearts and stomachs are filled.
Dr. Resham Batra, pediatrician at Sharp Rees-Stealy, was interviewed on FOX 5 San Diego discussing the importance of maintaining childhood vaccination schedules, even during the pandemic.
In honor of #HeartMonth, we bring you a heartwarming story. Sharp Rees-Stealy patient Jerry Kane's heart was failing due to a rare condition. Read how the incredible work of his care team from both Sharp Rees-Stealy and Sharp Memorial helped Jerry gain a new lease on life. http://spr.ly/6184Hg4Hj
Not sure how to stay fit during the pandemic? Dr. Jonathan Halperin, Sharp Rees-Stealy’s chief of physical medicine and rehabilitation, shares some helpful tips on how to exercise safely during these challenging times. http://spr.ly/6185HgPG1
Are you curious about the healthfulness of intermittent fasting? Erin Peisach, a registered dietitian nutritionist and wellness education specialist with Sharp Rees-Stealy, answers some common questions you may have about this seemingly popular way of eating. http://spr.ly/6184Hm6R2
As more and more of us are getting the COVID vaccine, many San Diegans wonder when they can return to the office. Dr. Kathy Head, associate director of occupational medicine at Sharp Rees-Stealy, helps guide employers on how to navigate bringing employees back safely. http://spr.ly/6182Hm6Rn
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A new study calls into question the need for a second dose for the COVID-19 vaccine. In an interview with KUSI News, Dr. Abisola Olulade, Family Medicine, tells us more about the study and why we all should still get both doses of the vaccine.
Dr. Jonathan Halperin, chief of physical medicine and rehabilitation at Sharp Rees-Stealy, shares some important tips for people returning to exercise after having recovered from the COVID-19 virus. http://spr.ly/6186H92ym
All next week, be sure to join our CEO Stacey Hrountas virtually for San Diego Women’s Week and hear from an incredible line up of inspiring leaders in our community. Stacey will introduce and moderate a fabulous dialog with Alessandra Wall. http://spr.ly/6183HozaU
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In the U.S., about 1 in 23 men and 1 in 25 women will develop colorectal cancer, and they may never have symptoms. Early detection saves lives. If you’re age 50 or at higher risk for colorectal cancer, get screened. Learn more https://www.sharp.com/services/cancer/colorectal-cancer-prevention.cfm
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In the U.S., about 1 in 23 men and 1 in 25 women will develop colorectal cancer, and they may never have symptoms. Early detection saves lives. If you’re age 50 or at higher risk for colorectal cancer, get screened. Learn more ➡️ http://spr.ly/6185HW1ff
Are you curious about the healthfulness of intermittent fasting? Erin Peisach, a registered dietitian nutritionist and wellness education specialist with Sharp Rees-Stealy, answers some common questions you may have about this seemingly popular way of eating. http://spr.ly/6184Hm6R2
As more and more of us are getting the COVID vaccine, many San Diegans wonder when they can return to the office. Dr. Kathy Head, associate director of occupational medicine at Sharp Rees-Stealy, helps guide employers on how to navigate bringing employees back safely. http://spr.ly/6182Hm6Rn
Learn more about colorectal cancer ➡️ https://www.sharp.com/services/cancer/colorectal-cancer-prevention.cfm
If you think colorectal cancer is something only older people get, think again. Talk to your doctor about the risk factors. Learn more https://www.sharp.com/services/cancer/colorectal-cancer-prevention.cfm
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If you think colorectal cancer is something only older people get, think again. Talk to your doctor about the risk factors. Learn more ➡️ http://spr.ly/6189HUkSf.
Dr. Brenda Green, Family Medicine, says more than 40 percent of her patients are Latinx, she herself was born in Mexico. While most of her patients are excited to receive the vaccine, there are some who remain reluctant. Dr. Green says continued education and open dialogue is key to dispelling vaccine concerns in any community. http://spr.ly/6186HoIAa
If you’re fully vaccinated, when is it safe to remove your mask? Dr. Abisola Olulade, Family Medicine, helps us understand the new guidelines set out by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.
All next week, be sure to join our CEO Stacey Hrountas virtually for San Diego Women’s Week and hear from an incredible line up of inspiring leaders in our community. Stacey will introduce and moderate a fabulous dialog with Alessandra Wall. http://spr.ly/6183HozaU
#sdwomensweek #sdbusinesschamber
In the U.S., about 1 in 23 men and 1 in 25 women will develop colorectal cancer, and they may never have symptoms. Early detection saves lives. If you’re age 50 or at higher risk for colorectal cancer, get screened. Learn more https://www.sharp.com/services/cancer/colorectal-cancer-prevention.cfm
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March 8 at 9:58 AM ·
In the U.S., about 1 in 23 men and 1 in 25 women will develop colorectal cancer, and they may never have symptoms. Early detection saves lives. If you’re age 50 or at higher risk for colorectal cancer, get screened. Learn more ➡️ http://spr.ly/6185HW1ff
Are you curious about the healthfulness of intermittent fasting? Erin Peisach, a registered dietitian nutritionist and wellness education specialist with Sharp Rees-Stealy, answers some common questions you may have about this seemingly popular way of eating. http://spr.ly/6184Hm6R2
Looking for a way to stay healthy and connected amid the pandemic, a group of Sharp Rees-Stealy team members including Misty Jones, RN, Adriana Lara, medical assistant, and Dr. Jyotu Sandhu, Family Medicine, decided to create a running group. Every weekend they meet, socially distanced, in a fun new location. The question is — where will they travel next? http://spr.ly/6182HSVWs #fitnessfriday
Dr. Daniel Hoefer, Family Medicine, joins a great line up of speakers for a senior-focused, community conversation about this past year and what we face as the pandemic becomes less dominant. Hosted by Oasis San Diego and Sharp HealthCare, tune in to this free webinar “You Have Your Shots…What Now? Reflections as we explore our new normal” on Friday, March 26 at 1 pm. To learn more or to sign up click on the following link: http://spr.ly/6189Hq9AX
Dr. Lee Remington-Boone, Family Medicine, shares her story of being diagnosed with colorectal cancer, emphasizing the importance preventive screening can play in one's health. http://spr.ly/6188Hq92I
If you think colorectal cancer is something only older people get, think again. Talk to your doctor about the risk factors. Learn more https://www.sharp.com/services/cancer/colorectal-cancer-prevention.cfm
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March 15 at 8:58 AM ·
If you think colorectal cancer is something only older people get, think again. Talk to your doctor about the risk factors. Learn more ➡️ http://spr.ly/6189HUkSf.
Dr. Brenda Green, Family Medicine, says more than 40 percent of her patients are Latinx, she herself was born in Mexico. While most of her patients are excited to receive the vaccine, there are some who remain reluctant. Dr. Green says continued education and open dialogue is key to dispelling vaccine concerns in any community. http://spr.ly/6186HoIAa
If you’re fully vaccinated, when is it safe to remove your mask? Dr. Abisola Olulade, Family Medicine, helps us understand the new guidelines set out by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.
Now for a feel good Friday story. Sharp Rees-Stealy patient Francesca, a professional violinist, surprised her oncologist, Dr. Hardeep Phull, with a personal concert as a way to show her appreciation for all the care she has received. Dr. Phull was so moved by the beautiful music, he said "I want this to inspire other doctors who are feeling like I did, who are tired and exhausted and just needed something inspiring for a change."
Dr. Lee Remington-Boone, Family Medicine, shared the inspiring story of her battle with colorectal cancer on FOX 5 San Diego, along with her doctor Dr. Alissa Speziale, Gastrenterology, who supported her along the way.
American Board of Medical Specialties (ABMS) took notice of our efforts in telemedicine. Dr. Paula Dozzi, our Patient Experience Medical Director shares how we continue to make every video visit efficient, effective and enjoyable for our patients and providers.
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Knowing the risks of colorectal cancer and getting screened can save lives. Screenings are especially important for people at higher risk, including African Americans, who are 20% more likely to get colorectal cancer and 40% more likely to die from it, according to the American Cancer Society. Talk to your doctor about your risk factors and getting screened. https://www.sharp.com/services/cancer/colorectal-cancer-prevention.cfm
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March 22 at 8:58 AM ·
Knowing the risks of colorectal cancer and getting screened can save lives. Screenings are especially important for people at higher risk, including African Americans, who are 20% more likely to get colorectal cancer and 40% more likely to die from it, according to the American Cancer Society. Talk to your doctor about your risk factors and getting screened. Learn more ➡️ http://spr.ly/6189HSLVf
Looking for a way to stay healthy and connected amid the pandemic, a group of Sharp Rees-Stealy team members including Misty Jones, RN, Adriana Lara, medical assistant, and Dr. Jyotu Sandhu, Family Medicine, decided to create a running group. Every weekend they meet, socially distanced, in a fun new location. The question is — where will they travel next? http://spr.ly/6182HSVWs #fitnessfriday
Dr. Daniel Hoefer, Family Medicine, joins a great line up of speakers for a senior-focused, community conversation about this past year and what we face as the pandemic becomes less dominant. Hosted by Oasis San Diego and Sharp HealthCare, tune in to this free webinar “You Have Your Shots…What Now? Reflections as we explore our new normal” on Friday, March 26 at 1 pm. To learn more or to sign up click on the following link: http://spr.ly/6189Hq9AX
