Having a Baby? Here's what mothers and soon-to-be parents can expect from COVID-19 testing and how the process works leading up to childbirth.

At Baylor Scott & White Health, we have recently expanded digital care options via the MyBSWHealth app and online portal to provide support for children who have been diagnosed with COVID-19. In this episode, Tresa McNeal, MD, discusses the new pediatric digital at-home monitoring journey and how parents can access the screening questionnaire either at bswhealth.com/COVID19 or on the MyBSWHealth app, which can be downloaded by texting BETTER to 88408 or by visiting the App Store or Google Play.

COVID-19 has presented significant challenges to the senior citizen population, whether at home or in a residential facility, and has not only impacted these community members but those who interact with them. In this episode, Aval-Na'ree Green, MD, a geriatrician on the medical staff at Baylor Scott & White Medical Center – Temple, talks about ways geriatricians are facilitating better times for seniors and their loved ones and offers advice for those community members self-isolating at home due to concerns about their age and risk factors.

Wondering if it's safe to schedule an in-person eye exam? Or curious about which eye conditions warrant a visit to the eye doctor? Sudhir Shenoy, MD, an ophthalmologist on the medical staff at Baylor Scott & White Clinic - Round Rock, discusses how we're keeping patients safe inside our eye clinics amidst COVID-19 and answers some of the most common questions people have about their eye health.

Still confused about masks? David Winter, MD, breaks down the purpose of wearing a mask, how to properly wear one, and ways Baylor Scott & White facilities are implementing mask-wearing to keep patients and employees safe.

As we continue to learn about the nuances of the virus that causes COVID-19, we are also learning about the symptoms related to COVID-19. In this episode, David Winter, MD, gives an update on the latest symptoms that suggest COVID-19 and which symptoms indicate a need for medical attention.

Have you seen your primary care doctor lately? In this episode, Jason Ramm, MD, family medicine physician at Baylor Scott & White Health, discusses care in the outpatient clinics — what's new, what's the same and what you can expect when you come for a visit.

In this episode, Jeff Michel, MD, a cardiologist at Baylor Scott & White Medical Center – Temple, joins us to talk about cardiovascular care amid COVID-19. Dr. Michel discusses the latest safety protocols and procedures, innovative cardiac care technology, and when to seek medical care for heart conditions.

If you find yourself needing to go to the hospital for non-COVID-19 related conditions, it's important to know the steps we're taking to keep you safe. In this episode, Kevin Chang, MD, and Carey Savoie, RN, of Baylor Scott & White Medical Center – Temple join us to talk about our increased safety measures, what to expect during your hospital stay, and when to seek medical care.

It's important to not delay care, especially in the event of a stroke. Jennifer Rasmussen-Winkler, MD, director of cerebrovascular disease in Central Texas at Baylor Scott & White Health, joins us in this episode to talk about how COVID-19 has affected stroke care, when you should go to the hospital, and the important role telemedicine plays in stroke care today. Dr. Rasmussen-Winkler also breaks down the B.E. F.A.S.T. acronym and how it can help you identify the signs and symptoms of a stroke.