Whether you’re celebrating by planning a house party or heading downtown, SouthCoast Health wants you and your family to celebrate as safely as possible.
SouthCoast Health offers tips here that can help end the day in the best way possible.
Whether you are looking for a primary care doctor or a pediatrician, or another medical specialist, SouthCoast Health has you covered with its wide range of world-class healthcare services, available throughout the Coastal Empire and Lowcountry.
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The Nephrology department at SouthCoast Health provides a multi-disciplinary approach to the prevention and management of diseases of the kidney. Essential to SouthCoast Health’s kidney care team are the SouthCoast Health nephrologists (kidney doctors). Their expertise can identify complex, high risk patients, direct, and initiate management.
In honor of National Kidney Health, SouthCoast nephrologists share tips here to improve your kidney health and awareness.
One in five deaths are linked to heart disease. Coronary heart disease is the most common cause. Currently 805,000 heart attacks strike Americans annually, and among those, one in five are silent.
Changing your lifestyle can prevent and reverse certain types of heart disease.
SouthCoast Health experts share the five common risk factors associated to heart disease here.
Small changes to your lifestyle can bring huge rewards. Physicians at SouthCoast Health are eager to assist you in creating a personalized plan to help you achieve your health goals. To make an appointment, visit SouthCoast Health online or call 912.691.3600.
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“Just like with many other medical conditions, there are things you can do to prevent issues and complications from season allergies,” SouthCoast Health Allergist Dr. Wasil Khan said. “Many patients think they should wait until their symptoms start to come see me, but it’s actually best to come in before the allergy season starts if you know you typically experience them during the spring months.”
When should you start looking for a pediatrician? It’s recommended to start in your last trimester.
Ask friends and family for recommendations to find one you’re comfortable with.
Scheduling a prenatal visit is a great way to get to know if you’ve found the right pediatrician.
Coastal Pediatrics staff in Savannah or Pooler would love to meet you and answer your questions! Call the office at (912) 353-7744 to schedule a free prenatal visit with any Coastal Pediatrics physicians and tour the office.
More than 110,000 men, women, and children are on the national transplant waiting list. Even worse, every ten minutes someone new is added.
Each year, the difference between the number of people waiting for organs versus the number of people willing to donate grows wider year after year. While 95% of US adults support organ donation, only about 54% are actually signed up to be donors. That means about 20 people die each day waiting for a transplant.
SouthCoast Health professionals in Savannah can answer all of your medical questions, and, since SouthCoast has a wide range of medical professionals and departments, they can handle most discussions about organ donation, no matter what body part your questions cover.
Learn more about organ donation and why you should become an organ donor here.
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SouthCoast Health lists several key metrics for heart health here.
Find the recommended levels and info for the following measures here:
Blood pressure.
Total cholesterol
BMI
Blood Sugar
Smoking Status
Physical activity
Diet
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Cardiovascular Appointment
SouthCoast physicians can help you track the key data listed here, as well as discuss other areas of health that could go overlooked when it comes to protecting your heart.
To schedule an appointment, call 912.691.3600 or book online.
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Call and schedule a “meet the doctor” visit with Coastal Pediatrics: (912) 353-7744. They’d love to answer your questions and show you around their office.
If you’re experiencing any of these symptoms or any other new development with your health, let’s get to the bottom of it. SouthCoast Health is made up of general physicians and endocrinologists who specialize in the treatment of thyroid conditions. You can schedule your visit online or make an appointment by calling 912-691-3600.
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Your baby was just diagnosed with a positional skull deformity. Now what?
Positional skull deformities can be caused by various reasons, such as conditions in the womb, prematurity, sleeping position or overuse of carriers. The great news is that there are treatment options available. After consulting with your pediatrician, you may be referred to a craniofacial specialist, such as the team at Pediatrix® Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery of Savannah, which offers a cranial remolding orthosis (helmet therapy) program. The program includes Pediatrix clinicians who create custom-made cranial-remolding helmets using FDA-approved STARscannerTM and SmartSoc® technology. During the course of treatment, the helmets provide a comfortable fit for your baby while allowing the skull to grow and reshape.
Learn more about the Pediatrix Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery of Savannah cranial remolding orthosis program, and schedule a consultation here.
Endocrinologists are healthcare providers who specialize in the certain organs and hormone-producing glands in the body that manage your body’s hormones. These specialists can diagnose, treat, and manage any conditions related to your hormones.
Equally important to finding a great endocrinologist is ensuring your medical team is all on the same page. SouthCoast Health has an integrated network of providers, so SouthCoast Health general practitioners and specialists collaborate to provide cohesive, convenient care. Schedule your visit online or make an appointment by calling 912.691.3600.
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SouthCoast Health: The Importance of Eye Exams for Detecting Glaucoma
SouthCoast Health Optometrist Edward Sammons shares here why eye exams are vital for detecting glaucoma, the primary cause of blindness in adults older than 60.
Complete blindness from glaucoma can often be prevented with early intervention.
To monitor your own eye health, schedule an appointment with SouthCoast Health. SouthCoast Health offers eye care as part of their specialty services, and will be happy to provide counsel on the care package that best suits your needs when you call (912) 527-5200.
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Are you expecting a new baby or looking to change pediatricians?
Scheduling a “meet the doctor” visit is a great way to get to know if you’ve found the right pediatrician. Call and schedule a visit with Coastal Pediatrics: (912) 353-7744. They’d love to answer your questions and show you around their office.
Led by pediatric plastic and cranio-maxillofacial surgeon Anand R. Kumar, M.D., FACS, FAAP, in collaboration with registered occupational therapist Marly Fields, OTR, Pediatrix® Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery of Savannah is the go-to team of specialists for infant positional skull deformities.
Their leading experts offer a comprehensive evaluation of your baby’s head shape using the most advanced technology, including FDA-approved STARscannerTM and SmartSoc® technology.
As your baby continues to grow and develop, you may notice your baby’s head has flat spots, unevenness or differences between sides.
Once consulting with your pediatrician, you may be referred to a craniofacial specialist to discuss treatments, such as cranial remolding orthosis, or helmet therapy.
Pediatrix® Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery of Savannah is proud to offer a state-of-the-art cranial remolding orthosis program to families in the Savannah area! Using FDA-approved STARscannerTM and SmartSoc® technologies enables the quick, safe and easy capture of a 3D surface scan of your baby’s head to achieve the most desirable results.
The Pediatrix team remains steadfast in its mission to “Take great care of the patient, every day and in every wayTM.”
Learn more about the Pediatrix Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery of Savannah cranial remolding orthosis program here.
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Does your baby need treatment for flat spots, unevenness or differences between sides?
Pediatrix® Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery of Savannah offers a comprehensive evaluation of your baby’s head shape. The team will listen to your concerns and work with you to develop a treatment plan specific to your baby’s unique needs.
Using FDA-approved STARscannerTM and SmartSoc® technologies enables us to quickly, safely and easily capture a 3D surface scan of your baby’s head. With your baby’s comfort in mind, we use STARband, the world’s most prescribed cranial-remodeling orthosis (helmet), and other advanced cranial-remolding products to achieve the most desirable results.
Pediatrix Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery of Savannah’s custom-made cranial-remolding helmets gently conform to your baby’s head, providing a comfortable fit while allowing the skull to grow and reshape.
Learn more about the Pediatrix Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery of Savannah cranial remolding orthosis program here.
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“Mental health should be one of the biggest priorities for everyone in the season,” SouthCoast Health General Physician Dr. Keith Cobb stated. “But it’s vital to keep moving forward and progressing with our lives and our mental health. Just because it’s the holiday doesn’t mean your needs should take a back seat.”