Bronchoscopic Lung Volume Reduction is a new minimally invasive procedure that can achieve what previously was only possible with surgery.
While postpartum care from a physician is quite important, it’s only a piece of the puzzle. Planning for this period can alleviate postnatal concerns.
If you are experiencing side effects from surgery or cancer treatment, talk to your physician to get a referral to physical and/or speech therapy.
If you are experiencing chronic pain that is the result of injury or impact, Muscle Energy Techniques may be right for you.
Pneumonia is the most frequent serious manifestation of a COVID-19 infection and often carries symptoms of fever, cough and shortness of breath.
Other than scheduling a colonoscopy, one of of the best ways to potentially prevent colon cancer is to eat for your health. Fiber-rich foods, as well as fruits and vegetables, are essential to a healthy diet.
A babysitting class can ready teens and pre-teens for the joy of childcare, and for any challenges that may come their way.
Learn more about what we're doing to keep our patients, visitors and staff at Chesapeake Regional Healthcare safe during these unprecedented times.
An athletic trainer can help someone train for recreation, a high school student return to their sport or a pro athlete bring their team to victory.
It’s important to keep an eye on any cough and stay in touch with your physician if you have any concerns about that cough—persistent or not.