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When your child struggles with eating, it can slow their growth and make mealtimes stressful for both kids and moms. Unfortunately, parents of children with feeding disorders often feel isolated Read More about Meet the Feeding Specialist Who Makes Mealtimes Easier for Kids and Moms
Women often put everyone else first, sometimes at the risk of ignoring their own health. But when it comes to matters of the heart, women should seek care whenever they Read More about Inside a Cardiac Cath Lab: How it Helps Save Women’s Hearts
The team at Upper Bucks Orthopaedics at Grand View Health includes board-certified, fellowship-trained physiatrist, Ali Shah, MD, who specializes in the non-surgical management or orthopaedic patients. But many people ask, Read More about How Will a Physiatrist Help Me?
Many people who feel back or neck pain will seek the help of an orthopaedic surgeon immediately. But another expert to consider is a physiatrist, a physician who specializes in Read More about When Should I See a Physiatrist?
When you visit Upper Bucks Orthopaedics at Grand View Health, you probably expect to see orthopaedic surgeons and sports medicine physicians. You’ll also meet another specialist that you might not Read More about What is a Physiatrist?
Moms who choose to have their babies at Grand View Health’s Birth & Family Center now have the option of using nitrous oxide to help create a safe, easy and Read More about New Pain Relief Option for a Comfortable Labor Experience
When you need surgery for conditions like diverticulitis, Crohn’s disease or colon cancer, it’s important to know what will happen on the day of surgery. But just as important are Read More about 4 Steps to Faster Recovery from Colon Surgery: A Conversation with Daniel Latta, MD
Whether you’re pregnant, trying to become pregnant or just thinking about having a child, it’s important to ask yourself some questions about who will be at the hospital to deliver Read More about Will Your OB/GYN Deliver Your Baby
Locking. Swelling. Pain. Clicking. When you feel any of these in your knee, it’s a sign the cartilage in your knee may be eroding. If treatments like rest, medication or Read More about New Procedure Helps Patients Regrow Cartilage in Their Knee
Bladder and bowel control problems can be inconvenient and embarrassing for women. But new technology delivers better ways to care for incontinence. Urogynecologist Luis Espaillat, MD, with Grand View Health Read More about A New Way to Treat Female Incontinence
