Honesdale High School Health Occupation students Olivia, Caitlin, Bridget, Maddie and Abby help bring awareness of rare genetic diseases by organizing a Turkey Trot on Sunday, November 23rd at HHS. Listen and learn details about upcoming 5K walk/run. Visit Honesdale High School Facebook page or call Becca Park at 570-253-2046 ext. 1407 for more information.

Guest Samir Pancholy, MD, FAHA, FACC, FFCHAI, interventional cardiologist at WM Physician Specialty Clinic discusses heart health, prevention, and treatment options in cardiovascular care. Learn how early detection and lifestyle choices can make a life-saving difference. For more information visit wmh.org or call 570-6161-WMH (964).

Guest Jean Tuttle, WMH community relations department, highlights the in-school walking program which is open to community members. A partnership with our 4 local school districts, providing a safe, warm and convenient way to stay active during the winter months. Listen and learn about the benefits of walking and how to register.  Call Jean at 570-253-8990 or visit Wayne Memorial In-School Winter Walking Program for an application. 

WMH Domestic Violence Awareness

Guest Angela Reeves, RN, volunteer for the Alzheimer's Association, shares important facts about Alzheimer's and dementia as well as early warning signs. The Alzheimer's support group meets the first Tuesday of every month at WMH starting at 5:30 pm. This group provides a safe and welcoming space that offers compassion, understanding, and valuable resources for care givers. For more information call Carol Kneier, WMH Community Relations at 570-253-8422, zoom option is also available. 

Guest Meredith Hellstern, MD, medical director WMCHC Pediatric Services explores what autism is and how diagnostic criteria has changed over the years. Dr. Hellstern also discusses evidence-based research and talks briefly about vaccines. For more information visit www.wmchc.net or call 570-253-8177.

Guest Tuhin Gupta, MD, board certified psychiatrist and medical director of Integration of Care (IOC) highlights how mental health and physical health go hand in hand.  This service is provided at some WMCHC primary care offices and available for all WMCHC patients. Listen and learn how this team approach is helping to improve mental health care access and real time assessments for patients experiencing acute mental health stressors. To establish care with the WHCHC, visit Wayne Memorial Community Health Centers | Wayne Memorial Hospital 

Guest Brandon Stone, DPT, WMH Rehab Department, joins us as we explore the important role PT plays in restoring function, enhancing mobility, and improving quality of life.  Learn about strategies and tips for preventing falls and staying safe. Visit Rehabilitation Therapies | Inpatient, Outpatient Rehabilitation | Wayne Memorial Hospital or call 570-253-7322 for more information. 

Guest Jeff Zerechak, director, Wayne County Drug and Alcohol Commission highlights services and the support available to individuals and families in our community. Jeff invites the community to the upcoming Fall Carnival on Saturday, September 27th at The Stourbridge Complex playground from 11 am – 1 pm where families can connect with resources and enjoy a day of fun activities.  For more information: call 570-253-6022 or visit Drug & Alcohol | Wayne County, PA

Guest Meredith L. Hellstern, MD, medical director, Wayne Memorial Community Health Centers Pediatrics, discusses vaccine recommendations for adolescents and important safety tips to help prevent sports injuries. Visit www.wmchc.net for pediatric offices, locations and phone numbers.