A Firelands Regional Health System Blog

“I could see the gash on his head, and I kept thinking ‘I need to apply pressure,’” said Marisa. See how bystanders can be heroes by learning how to stop bleeding.

The holidays can be stressful for various reasons. These simple tips can help you destress, regardless of your holiday commitments.

Planning is the key to smart, budget friendly, healthy shopping.

One in every four or five youth in the general population meets criteria for a lifetime mental disorder, and the risk of mental illness increases for young people from low-income families and those who have been involved with the juvenile justice or child welfare systems. Discrimination associated with mental illness poses a large barrier to recovery and is a main reason why people don’t seek help and treatment

Diabetes is a life-changing diagnosis. It takes ongoing education and commitment to properly self-manage the disease. This program is designed to provide educational information and self-management skills while encouraging patients to live an active lifestyle and prioritize their health.

Think you might be suffering from acid reflux? Firelands Physician Gastroenterologist Martin Beerman, MD, has the answers to your "burning" questions.

For many women, getting a mammogram for the first time can be stressful. The Center for Breast Care at Firelands gives women access to an experienced breast healthcare team and the most sophisticated technology available today.

Too much stress can be overwhelming for anyone. Read on to find out six quick techniques to help you calm down.

Firelands Regional Medical Center Cholesterol Clinic offers support for those struggling with high cholesterol and blood pressure.

Suicide is preventable. When depression intensifies to a severe level, it can be crippling, preventing those impacted from being able to complete their activities of daily living.

Sun safety tips to protect you and your family, from the sun this summer – and still enjoy your time outdoors.

COVID-19 vaccine fertility Concerns? The American College of obstetricians, gynecologists, as well as many other maternal and fetal related societies, have come out and stated that there is no risk to fertility, breast-feeding, or pregnancy after vaccination.