Jan
14
Understanding Menopause:
What Every Woman Should Know
Wednesday, January 14
4 PM
Cutchogue - New Suffolk Library
27550 Main Rd, Cutchogue, NY
Join Dr. Alison Madden, Chief Medical Officer and Gynecologist at Stony Brook Eastern Long Island Hospital, for an informative discussion on menopause:
- What menopause is and what to expect.
- How to manage symptoms for a healthier, more comfortable transition.
- Latest treatment options and evidence-based approaches.
- Lifestyle strategies to support overall well-being during this natural stage of life.
For more information please call (631) 477-5164.
Jan
20
Everyday Wound Care:
What Seniors Should Know
Tuesday, January 20
3:30 PM
Peconic Landing
1500 Brecknock Road, Greenport, NY
Dr. Swaszek will lead a practical and easy-to-understand discussion focused on caring for everyday wounds safely and effectively at home.
Topics Will Include:
- At-Home Wound Care Tips
How to properly clean, protect, and monitor minor cuts, scrapes, and wounds. - Signs of Infection to Watch For
Important warning signs that indicate a wound may need medical attention. - When to Call Your Doctor
Knowing when professional care is needed. - Prevention & Healing
Simple steps to support healing and reduce complications. - Q&A Session
For more information please call (631) 477-5164.
Feb
11
Every Minute Matters:
Recognizing and Responding to Stroke
Wednesday, February 11
2 PM
Cutchogue - New Suffolk Library
27550 Main Rd, Cutchogue, NY
Join Chris Edelstein, DMSc, PA-C, Lead Physician Assistant in the Emergency Department at Stony Brook Eastern Long Island Hospital, for an important discussion on how to recognize and respond to stroke. Learn how to spot the warning signs using the B.E. F.A.S.T. method: Balance, Eyes, Face, Arms, Speech, and Time, and why quick action saves lives. Chris will also share how SBELIH is nearing Primary Stroke Center designation, further strengthening access to expert, lifesaving stroke care close to home.
- Learn the warning signs, risk factors, and steps you can take in a stroke emergency.
- Don’t miss this opportunity to gain lifesaving knowledge that could make all the difference.
For more information please call (631) 477-5164.
