Dr. Mathew Dayno joins the podcast to discuss Elliot VirtualER. He explains how to use the virtual ER for treatment or to decide whether to go to the emergency room, primary care provider, or Urgent Care. He discusses how long it takes to be seen, how virtual consultation and labs work, what information to have when you log on, what conditions are suited to the VirtualER, and how billing works.

Sarah Bemish rejoins the podcast to discuss the growing issue of work stress and how to manage it. She offers practical advice about how to recognize the causes and symptoms, build resilience, and ensure work-life balance.

Dr. Derek Jurus from Women's Care of Nashua delves into the most important aspects of cervical cancer, its causes, and prevention. He explores risk factors, including age, habits, and genetics, who should undergo screening, and how frequently. Listen to learn about proactive measures such as the HPV vaccine and lifestyle choices that can effectively minimize the risk of developing cervical cancer.

Dr. Paul Scibetta joins the podcast to discuss carpal tunnel syndrome, a common condition that causes pain, tingling, numbness, and weakness in the hand or fingers. In simple terms, he explains the causes, who is at risk, and the treatment options available.

Dr. Andy Padmanabha, orthopedic surgeon at Foundation Orthopedics, demystifies the world of hip and knee joint replacements. In this podcast, we explore the ins and outs of these common procedures, from understanding what a joint replacement is and who makes an ideal candidate, to delving into the decision of when to consider one. Dr. Padmanabha provides invaluable insights on recovery expectations and the longevity of new joints. Discover how these transformative procedures can enhance your quality of life, whether you're battling arthritis, hip dysplasia, or recovering from an old injury. 

Join Dr. Erika Sadeghi, MD, CAQSM, a board-certified Primary Care Sports Medicine physician at Elliot Orthopaedics, in this insightful podcast where she delves into the topic of chronic injuries and sports-related issues, providing expertise in non-operative orthopedic care spanning from pediatric to geriatric patients. Dr. Sadeghi dispels the misconception that only athletes can benefit from sports medicine, emphasizing its relevance for anyone experiencing musculoskeletal challenges. She sheds light on musculoskeletal medicine and explores the therapeutic applications of musculoskeletal ultrasound. The podcast addresses crucial questions like who should seek the guidance of a sports medicine doctor and when it's the right time to do so. Dr. Sadeghi explores the collaborative relationship between orthopaedics and outpatient physical therapy and outlines the array of non-operative care options available. Whether you're an athlete or not, this podcast offers valuable insights into optimizing musculoskeletal health and well-being.

Kathy Winslow, RN, BS, CDCES and Susan Morris, RD, LD, CDCES of Southern NH Diabetes and Endocrinology joined the podcast to offer game-changing diabetes management tips & suggestions. Their wide-ranging conversation covered topics including how to include favorite foods in your every day diet, eating out or at special events, useful technology available, medications that may help and what you need to know about them, problem solving tips, and where to seek all-important emotional support.

Ricardo Gonzales, MD, FAAOS, orthopaedic surgeon at Elliot Hospital with 22 years of experience joins the podcast to discuss outpatient joint replacements. These safe and efficient procedures are performed by the same teams that operate at the hospital and generally have very high patient satisfaction. Dr. Gonzales explains what exactly an outpatient joint replacement is, who is a good candidate, and things to consider when choosing an outpatient versus inpatient procedure.

In this episode, Dr. Robert Davis, orthopedic surgeon at Foundation Orthopedics, delves into the world of rotator cuff tears. Dr. Davis breaks down the prevalence of this injury, their degenerative nature, and their tendency to affect those aged 50 and above. We explore the latest non-surgical treatments for partial tears and the outpatient arthroscopic surgery for larger tears, providing listeners with a comprehensive understanding of treatment options. Additionally, Dr. Davis imparts insights on how to choose the right orthopedic surgeon for your needs.

Suicide is a sensitive subject, yet its effects touch the lives of countless individuals annually. In this podcast, Sarah Bemish offers hope to those who may perceive suicide as their only option, while also providing guidance to those seeking to lend support. She addresses pivotal questions, including identifying those at risk and recognizing potential warning signals, while also exploring preventative measures and available resources.