Stretching is a good way to prevent injuries before any activity. But improper technique can increase risks.
Uzma Iqbal, MD, explores important health information for women to know, including symptoms and risk factors of heart disease, and what health numbers women should know.
More than 35 percent of women have experienced some form of domestic violence by a partner in their lifetime. Learn the key warning signs of domestic violence to help yourself and others.
The two nursing homes have been ranked among the best nursing homes in New York State in Newsweek’s "America's Best Nursing Homes 2025" list.
Know the differences between coronavirus, flu, and RSV, and how they differ in symptoms, transmission, treatment, prevention, and vaccines.
In September 1999, a new birth place opened at the Park Ridge campus – allowing families to welcome their little ones into the world. Twenty-five years later, they are continuing that tradition.
The Heart Failure Society of America will recognize the RRH Center for Advanced Heart Failure and Mechanical Circulatory Support team in Atlanta.
The Hassetts were able to celebrate their special day together on a sunny September day at Rochester General Hospital.
Density can play a significant role in a woman’s breast health – especially when it comes to imaging and screenings. Our experts share what women need to know.
When you or someone you know has an unexpected injury or sudden illness, where should you go for care? Learn the key differences between urgent care and the emergency room.
Ear infections are very common, especially among young children. Our experts share how to recognize the symptoms and how to treat them.
Using light to help treat skin conditions is a common practice. Dermatologist Simon Hernandez, MD, explains how phototherapy (aka light therapy) works and why it is used compared to other skin care treatments.
The renovated building in Cobblestone Court brings services under one roof, including Family Medicine and the only walk-in Orthopedic Urgent Care in the area.
Itchy eyes. Runny nose. Sneezing. If this sounds like you this fall, you are far from alone.
Nature is beautiful and worth exploring! While you’re taking it all in, keep an eye out for these plants that are poisonous to touch or eat. Our experts explain what to do if you’re sickened.
We’re sure your dorm décor and college fits are looking stylish and on point. But what about packing healthcare essentials? Here are some suggestions on what to pack.
