Pediatric Cardiology It's hard to imagine a teeny-tiny baby having big heart problems. It's even harder to imagine how big doctors mend those little hearts. But, the pediatric heart care specialists at Saint Francis Children's Hospital are up to the
Chemical dependency is both a physical and psychological craving for a substance and the feeling experienced while using it. The distinction between substance abuse and addiction is made when a person moves from wanting these substances to needing
All volunteers receive orientation and on-the-job training by an experienced volunteer or staff member. Laureate volunteers are dedicated to implementing the mission and vision statements of the hospital through compassion, caring and community
Our goal at Laureate Senior Behavioral Health is to help you improve your overall mental, emotional, social and physical functioning resulting in an improved quality of life. Our evidenced-based program at Laureate Psychiatric Clinic and Hospital
Pediatric endocrinologists at Saint Francis Children's Hospital treat children affected by problems with puberty, growth, diabetes or other disorders related to the hormones and the glands that produce them. Problems seen by our pediatric
Saint Francis neurologists specialize in the anatomy, function and disorders of the nervous system - brain, spine and nervous system. They also diagnose and treat some conditions in the musculoskeletal system including epilepsy and movement disorders
Support & Resources Saint Francis Health System and the Warren Clinic Diabetes Education Center offers a list of local and national resources geared toward diabetics. This page includes some of the more common organizations and groups, but is not a
Senior Specialty Unit The Senior Specialty Unit at Saint Francis Hospital is designed on the principles that healthcare must be tailored to the age of the patient. First, an older adult with the same illness as a younger adult has distinct needs and
Early detection and intervention are key factors in recovery from eating disorders. Family members, school professionals and friends can help implement early intervention through awareness of common eating disorder behaviors and characteristics