Are you a member of the media? Contact Public Relations Director Amanda Falcone at 860-358-6980 or amanda.falcone@midhosp.org.
Middlesex Health Urgent Care’s Old Saybrook Office to Relocate
In a move that will help increase access to care, Middlesex Health Urgent Care, Old Saybrook, is relocating.
Detecting Colorectal Cancer
March is National Colorectal Cancer Awareness Month, making it a good time for you to review the facts and ensure that you are doing what you can to take care of your body.
Middlesex Health Center for Golf Performance Opens
There’s a new resource for golfers looking to prevent, or recover from, an injury and improve their game.
Sharpen Your Knife Skills to Avoid Injury
The kitchen can be a chaotic place during the holidays. With all of the cooking, baking and food preparation, kitchen knife mishaps can occur.
What Do You Know About Seasonal Affective Disorder?
Seasonal affective disorder is a type of depression related to changes in seasons. Millions of adults in the U.S. may suffer from seasonal affective disorder, although many may not know they have the condition.
Treating Bowel Incontinence
Bowel incontinence is the inability to control bowel movements, and while we may not like to talk about it, it affects more than 20 percent of adults, particularly women.
Remain Aware All Year
It is important for you to monitor your breast health all year long.
Middlesex Health Plants COVID-19 Memorial Garden
Middlesex Health planted a COVID-19 Memorial Garden. Some of the bulbs were planted for Middlesex Hospital patients who died from COVID-19; others were planted in memory of those who died from COVID-19 and were loved ones of Middlesex Health employees.
Traditional Fall Activities Can Lead to Injury
Injuries don't just happen while playing sports, in the workplace or when there’s snow and ice. They can happen anywhere and at any time, including during the fall months.
Suicide: The Risks and Impact
September is Suicide Prevention Awareness Month, and Middlesex Health encourages you to take this opportunity to learn suicide warning sides and to reach out to your friends and loved ones, encouraging them to get help when needed. Also, if you’ve been directly impacted by suicide, know that there is help available for you too.