A cancer diagnosis can be stressful, shocking and a difficult challenge for everyone. This "toolkit" support group provides valuable group discussions as well as helpful information as patients, caregivers and family members adjust to their cancer diagnosis, treatment and survivorship.

This is a one on one appointment for customers to be taught how to properly install their car seat and make necessary corrections. Please be aware that this is not an installation service. Allow 30-45 minutes for this individual appointment. Bring the vehicle's owner's manual and the car seat instructions with you. Each car seat that needs inspection, must have a scheduled appointment.

There are steps that every woman can take that may make developing breast cancer less likely. Leading a healthy and aware lifestyle may not eliminate your chance of getting breast cancer, but it may help reduce your risk. Bring your questions and concerns to this informative Ladies Night Out evening with our experts and learn about how to monitor your breast health, updates on prevention, the latest diagnostic advances, the current research on health risks and surgical and non-surgical treatments. Come a little early and enjoy a tour of our new Breast Center immediately before the seminar from 5:00pm-5:50pm. Call for registration. A light dinner will be served.

This is a support group for women who may be experiencing postpartum depression or other perinatal mood associated with pregnancy or birth. What to expect from the support group: education, support, discussion and socializing. Symptoms may include lack of energy, feelings of shame or guilt, sadness and crying, difficulty concentrating and/or the inability to bond with your baby.

This class helps expectant mothers become, informed, active participants in their childbirth process. Information provided includes: comfort measures, coping strategies, medications, childbirth process and postpartum adjustments.

This is a free monthly support group for ovarian cancer patients, survivors, and family members. This support group provides educational information, support, sharing and friendship. The meeting is inviting, enthusiastic and helpful. There is a guest speaker each month.

Discover how to get the best sleep experience possible with your CPAP and BiPAP equipment. Learn helpful tips, including how to use specific features on your devices, proper pressure settings and when to check with your physician. Please bring your equipment with you for personal instruction. Clinics are free and open to everyone.

Discover how to get the best sleep experience possible with your CPAP and BiPAP equipment. Learn helpful tips, including how to use specific features on your devices, proper pressure settings and when to check with your physician. Please bring your equipment with you for personal instruction. Clinics are free and open to everyone.

The birthing tour will help you and your loved one feel "at home" when you come to deliver your baby. Your visit includes a tour of our Labor and Birth suites, Mother-Baby Unit, as well as other important areas. Your tour guide is an OB team member and will describe and explain your hospital stay from admission to discharge. You will also have an opportunity to ask questions as you take the tour.

Our joint replacement preoperative class will teach you what to expect and how to prepare for joint replacement surgery. During the class, each step of the joint replacement process will be reviewed and you'll learn everything you need to know before coming to the hospital for surgery. Topics to be discussed include: planning at home, preparing yourself and your family, arranging and organizing your home, special equipment you may need, preparation for surgery, primary care physician visit, preoperative testing, what to bring with you to the hospital, preoperative instructions and restrictions, what happens during your hospital stay, where to check in, about your surgery, your stay at St. Anthony's Hospital planning to go home, discharge instructions and restrictions and home health care.

A discussion of the changes in hospital care over the past few decades as well as the latest recommendations in newborn and infant care will be covered and a visit to the labor and delivery and mother-baby units is offered. The tour requires standing in one place for short periods of time and walking long distances. We suggest participants wear comfortable walking shoes for the tour. The fee for the class includes both grandparents.

This is a CaPSS cancer support group for adult cancer patients and/or their caregiver(s). This group provides emotional support and information on developing positive coping skills for facing the challenging journey with cancer. Registration is not required.

May is the Month of the Woman. To help you better understand women's health issues; join some of the area's leading physicians to have your health questions answered. A light lunch will be served.

IMPORTANT - PLEASE BRING YOUR CONFIRMATION LETTER WITH YOU. You must arrive 15 minutes before the class to complete your registration. Participants who arrive late and do not complete the registration PRIOR to the start of the class must reschedule for a new class date. A car seat will not be provided; you must bring your own seat to this class. Your car seat installation will be inspected by a certified technician, so please be sure to have your car seat, car seat instructions and vehicle owner's manual with you. This class provides education on all 4 stages of child passenger safety.

The birthing tour will help you and your loved one feel "at home" when you come to deliver your baby. Your visit includes a tour of our Labor and Birth suites, Mother-Baby Unit, as well as other important areas. Your tour guide is an OB team member and will describe and explain your hospital stay from admission to discharge. You will also have an opportunity to ask questions as you take the tour.