We are thrilled to welcome Louisa Rahner, DO, to Doylestown Health Primary Care--Buckingham. Dr. Rahner is a caring, thorough physician who works collaboratively with patients to provide the best care. She is skilled in preventive care, chronic disease as well as osteopathic manipulative medicine.
Robert Sangrigoli, MD and John Harding, MD are participating in a clinical trial called PULSED AF. The trial uses a breakthrough technology currently being studied to treat atrial fibrillation by interrupting irregular heart rhythms using pulsed electric fields.
On April 14, 2021, Doylestown Health celebrated a One Vision campaign milestone with the dedication of the Clark Center for Critical Care Medicine.
May is National Nurses Month. As we move though the second year of a global pandemic, recognizing the outstanding contributions of Doylestown Health nurses takes on special importance, particularly with the 2021 theme, “You Make a Difference.”
Doylestown Health is now offering Pritikin Intensive Cardiac Rehab (ICR), a Medicare-approved program designed to improve cardiovascular health by teaching skills based on three pillars: Safe and effective exercise, heart-healthy nutrition, and a healthy mind-set.
Doylestown Health provides 10 tips for new vegetarians, and expert information about the health benefits of eating a more plant-based diet.
There are 12 foods where buying organic matters most. According to the Environmental Working Group, the following is a list of fruits and veggies with the highest pesticide residues.
Dont let "holiday heart syndrome," ruin your holiday. Read more about this condition, associated with drinking excessively over a short period of time
Children’s Village will be rebuilt! On August 4, 2020, an EF2 tornado caused significant damage to the hospital campus and Children’s Village. With your support, we will bring the early childhood education center home to the Doylestown Hospital campus in a new facility.
Completing programs like Doylestown Health’s cardiac rehabilitation helps patients learn how to manage their heart health and lower the risk of having another cardiac event.
Light The Night will be held on October 1 at Central Park. It's a fundraising campaign benefiting the Leukemia & Lymphoma Society and its funding of research to find blood cancer cures.
Books for Babies is a new program through the Doylestown Health VIA Maternity Center that provides baby board books and other helpful information to families to promote early bonding and baby brain development.
Through innovative technology and multi-disciplinary care, Doylestown Health helps breast cancer patients live healthy, fuller lives.
The Doylestown Health Cardio-Oncology Program, one of only a handful in the region, strives to improve the cardiovascular health of patients with cancer and cancer survivors through education, training, research development and interdisciplinary collaboration.
The countdown to shorts season is on. To help you look and feel your best, Doylestown Health physical therapist Lauren Direso offers tips, encouragement and a simple, full-body home workout to help you get ready for summer.
We host an accredited and comprehensive diabetes education program for five-week sessions at different times of the year. In each session, the following topics will be discussed:
Fee may be covered by your insurance. Please call your insurance carrier to verify coverage and co-pays.
Registration is required and attendance with a significant other is encouraged.
The hepatology experts at Doylestown Health offer advanced, individualized, care to patients affected by a wide range of liver diseases and disorders.
Doylestown Health's Emergency Department is staffed by board-certified and specially trained emergency physicians to care for your acute illness or injury.
Hospitalists are specially trained, internal medicine doctors who work exclusively in the Hospital and are responsible for admitting and managing in-patients.
Our rheumatologists specialize in diagnosing and treating diseases of the joints, soft tissues, autoimmune diseases and heritable connective tissue disorders.