Rochester General Hospital is the first U.S. clinical trial site of AquaPass - a system designed to significantly help congestive heart failure and end-stage renal disease patients suffering from fluid overload.
The Becker’s list recognizes the health systems as leading providers in orthopedic care.
Atrial fibrillation (AFib) is the most common type of heart arrhythmia. Uzma Iqbal, MD, explains how symptoms, risk factors, and treatment look different for women.
In ways both small and immense, healthcare workers are saving our lives with their dedication, kindness, and expertise. If you want to show your appreciation, here are a few ways to give back.
The new law ensures safer healthcare environments for patients, team members and the community.
Drinking alcohol can affect people’s health in many different ways – including the risk of breast cancer. Kelly Krupa, FACS, explains the link between alcohol and breast cancer.
The prestigious award recognizes hospitals that undergo a rigorous designation process and are committed to providing optimal infant feeding care to all patients.
Celebrating the holidays looks different when your loved one is no longer in their home. Here are some ways to carry on traditions and start new ones.
The end of the year will be here sooner than we expect. For people using Flexible Spending Accounts, here are a few ideas of how to use any available funds before they are gone.
Some health conditions look and feel different for men and women. Is this true with dementia?
Symptoms of undiagnosed diabetes are similar for men and women. But there are some things women should take note of that could help protect their health.
Michael Loeb, MD, describes what low T looks like, how it can be treated, and the benefits and risks of testosterone-related therapies.
There are many ways that family members can be a strong advocate for their loved one in a long-term care setting. We share some of them with you.
Before patients begin their first physical therapy appointment, they may have some questions. Jan Scott, PT, shares some of the most common ones she hears – and the answers she gives.
For women with breast cancer, the decision about undergoing reconstructive surgery brings many questions. One of our plastic surgery experts provides answers.
Our little ones need a lot of sleep – at least 10-12 hours each night. Kristen Bennett, MD, shares how to make that time safer.
A nationwide shortage of IV fluid is affecting hospital systems around the United States due to Hurricane Helene, including Rochester Regional Health.
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 flu, RSV, and COVID-19, and how they differ in symptoms, transmission, treatment, and prevention.
Rochester Regional Health and American Cancer Society are proud to support women with breast cancer, breast cancer survivors, and their family and friends.
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.
