Our team of caring physicians, cardiac nurse specialists, and physician assistants will answer all of your questions and outline all of your treatment options.-If you require an interventional procedure, such as a cardiac catheterization, stenting or an electrophysiology study, we will explain what will happen to you from the beginning to its conclusion.-You will be provided with educational material to help you make lifestyle changes to improve your heart health.-You will receive follow-up care with your cardiologist and primary care physician.-We believe this team approach will give you the heart care that you need and the expertise and experience you deserve. When you choose us, you have peace of mind knowing you will be taken care of at Lehigh Valley Health Network, which consistently ranks among the best in the nation for heart attack survival. A service of Lehigh Valley Hospital.,
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The conditions we treat include:-Crohns disease-Acid reflux (GERD)-Irritable bowel syndrome-Lactose intoleranceConvenient appointments are available, so you wont have to travel away from home to get your child the care he or she needs.If your child ever needs to be hospitalized, you can continue to stay close to home, because we are part of Lehigh Valley Reilly Childrens Hospital.,
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LVPG Bone HealthHausman Road, a program of Lehigh Valley Orthopedic Institute, provides comprehensive care for all aspects of bone health including prevention and treatment.Studies have shown that once a person suffers a fracture, they are five times more likely to experience another. At Lehigh Valley Orthopedic Institutes Bone Health Program, we want to reduce that risk by using a team approach to prevent and treat fractures, specifically those due to bone loss.Our team is made up of specialists from orthopedics, rehabilitation and nutrition who work together to develop customized plans to improve bone health and ensure you can maintain an active lifestyle without fear of suffering a fracture.Patients who qualify include those who:- Had a bone fracture (especially of the hip, shoulder, pelvis, spine and wrist)- Received a prior diagnosis of low bone mass/density- Have a family history of bone loss or fracturesOur services- Physical exam to review any recent fractures and medical history- Imaging studies, such as a DEXA scan, to understand current bone density- Lab tests to help determine underlying cause of bone loss- Rehabilitation and fall prevention to correct imbalance and stability issues- Nutrition services to help incorporate bone-building foods into your diet- Medications may be prescribed to help build new bone and decrease chance of future fractures
We treat a variety of musculoskeletal injuries or sport-related illnesses and conditions, including:
