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- Scheduling a COVID-19 Vaccine with OhioHealth: A Step-by-Step Guide
When you’re eligible to receive the COVID-19 vaccine, you will get an email from OhioHealth MyChart with the subject line: New order to schedule in MyChart Step 1: Sign into MyChart and select the notification to schedule your first SARS COVID-19 dose
- Telehealth Appointments: What to Expect – OhioHealth
It’s just one of several virtual health options OhioHealth offers to give you the care you need when, and where, you need it Get a head start – download the OhioHealth app! GET THE APP: APPLE ANDROID The OhioHealth app makes it easy to choose doctors and schedule appointments, find locations and manage your care on the go
- Testing for COVID-19: Who, When and Where - OhioHealth
However, OhioHealth will continue to only test patients who have a provider’s order If you do not have a provider’s order and would like to get a COVID-19 test, visit the Ohio Department of Health’s COVID-19 site for more information Check our testing page to find out how OhioHealth handles COVID-19 testing How do you get tested?
- Women’s Healthcare Then and Now: Prioritizing Women’s Voices in the . . .
OhioHealth’s new Women’s Center, by design, is meant to fill gaps in women’s healthcare that have long existed and aims to make collaborative, integrated care more accessible to the community “Women make 80% of healthcare decisions for their families If we engage women, we can improve the health of entire communities,” says Stuecher
- Cancer Navigators: patient guides to cancer care and treatment – OhioHealth
The OhioHealth cancer navigator program is a resource you can use after you receive a cancer diagnosis Cancer navigators are often nurses or social workers who have special training in oncology and cancer treatment, as well as the skills needed to facilitate and expedite care and services to meet your needs
- Understanding and Managing Chronic Pain – OhioHealth
“What makes chronic pain complex is that it rewires the brain,” says Caitlin Dacey Stuber, MD, a pain management specialist at OhioHealth “Acute pain signals damage, but chronic pain can occur even without ongoing harm because the nerves are essentially misfiring ”
- Why Go to a Second Opinion Clinic - OhioHealth
To find out more about OhioHealth’s Multi-Specialty Breast Cancer Second Opinion Clinic, call (614) 566 4321 or 1 (800) 752 9119 Monday through Friday, from 8 a m to 5 p m Prostate Cancer Second Opinion Clinic If you’ve been diagnosed with prostate cancer, you can get a second opinion from OhioHealth’s Prostate Cancer Second Opinion
- The Difference Between Type 1 and Type 2 Diabetes - OhioHealth
Type 1 diabetes Type 1 diabetes is when your body is no longer able to produce insulin It’s usually diagnosed during childhood, but it can develop at any age
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