• Noon Hour Series: Life transitions and older adults

    In honor of Mental Health Month, join us as psychiatrist Colin Dias, MD, shares about how to deal with grief and other forms of loss, as well as the warning signs of depression.

  • Noon Hour Series: Alzheimer’s and brain health.

    Come learn about Alzheimer’s from panelists Roxy Kirakosyan, MPH, associate director of education and outreach at Alzheimer’s Los Angeles, and Linda Loera, program and education manager at Alzheimer’s Association – California Southland Chapter. The panel will also share information about free local Alzheimer’s educational programs and support services.

  • Noon Hour Series: Don’t be scammed!

    Ralph Pascual, PhD, training manager with Adult Protective Services in Los Angeles County, and Miles McNeeley, LCSW, director of elder abuse prevention at WISE & Healthy Aging, will discuss elder abuse fraud and how you can avoid being scammed.

  • Noon Hour Series: Stay fit in the hot months

    At the height of the summer, physical therapist Blair Chang, PT, DPT, will share tips on how to stay fit and have fun during the hottest months of the year.

  • Noon Hour Series: Keep up to date on COVID-19

    During National Immunization Awareness Month, come hear the latest news about COVID-19 from Kimberly Shriner, MD, medical director of infection, prevention and control. Dr. Shriner will also share an update on Huntington Health’s Long COVID-19 Recovery Clinic (LCRC).

  • Noon Hour Series: Get Ahead of Sepsis

    Come learn lifesaving information about sepsis from Marina Sarkisian, RN, sepsis coordinator at Huntington Health, including warning signs and symptoms.

  • Noon Hour Series: Preventing Falls at Home

    During National Fall Prevention Awareness Month, Alison Birnie, RN, MSHCM, NE-BC, clinical director at Huntington Health, will educate on how to avoid falling at home.

  • Noon Hour Series: Breast Cancer Treatment

    In recognition of Breast Cancer Awareness Month, join us as Ruth Williamson, MD, and Jeannie Shen, MD, talk about the history of breast cancer treatment, current screening guidelines, treatment options for seniors, and a breakdown of common misconceptions.