This video has been created to assist you and your family with understanding discharge instructions and recovery after your open heart surgery.
In 2024, Fairfield Medical Center committed to reducing the risk of stroke in patients with atrial fibrillation by offering a new, minimally invasive procedure called the WATCHMAN FLX Pro. Now, they are celebrating – and quickly exceeding – a major milestone.
When Lancaster resident Rich Martin was diagnosed with prostate cancer in 2018, he committed to living healthier, showing gratitude and educations others. True to his mission, he will speak at the annual Cancer Care Run & Walk on Saturday, Oct. 11.
To meet the needs of its expanding practice, which includes the addition of cardiologist Dr. Steven Mould, FHP Cardiology is adding a new office suite within the River View Medical Office Building, located at 2405 N. Columbus St., Lancaster.
On Wednesday, Aug. 20, a remarkable display of community teamwork unfolded when members of Fairfield Medical Center and local resident Lydia Fratta, a staff member at the Family YMCA of Lancaster and Fairfield County, leapt into action to aid a neighbor in distress. Their swift response was powered by the innovative Avive AED (automated external defibrillator) system, which connects in real-time with emergency dispatch to alert nearby devices and trained users of a possible cardiac arrest.
When our days and evenings are filled with endless activities, commitments, and responsibilities, it’s not uncommon for our personal health and wellness to take a backseat. If you’ve found yourself doing one or more of the following because your life is “just too busy,” it’s time to hit pause and make some changes to put your health and wellness at the top of your priority list.
Is your phone the first thing you pick up in the morning and the last thing you look at before going to sleep? You may be due for a digital detox – and you’re not alone.
The winter season is a beautiful time of year, but it also packs a powerful punch when it comes to our health. Give your heart a little love this winter by taking precautions before you head outdoors.
Help you and your family stay safe this holiday season by reducing or eliminating the risk of injury or fire – “yule” be glad you did!
If you struggle to maintain a healthy weight, you know that the holiday season can be a particularly difficult time to stick to good eating habits. These tips can help you stay on track this fall and winter.
Grieving the loss of a loved one is difficult, especially during the holiday season. It’s important to recognize your emotions, find ways to honor your loved one and, most importantly, take care of yourself.
For many of us, January is a time of new beginnings. These tips can help you achieve New Year’s Resolutions.
Ohio is known for its bitterly cold winters and the many health culprits that can come along with it. Here are a few ways you can protect yourself and stay safe and healthy when Old Man Winter makes his annual appearance.
Summer is a great time for children to get outside and get active – but injury can quickly sour their outdoor fun. Here are some common childhood injuries and ailments our staff at Fairfield Medical Urgent Care see during the summer.
As guardians, we want our children to enjoy their summer break, but that doesn’t mean we should let the structure we established during the school year completely fall to the wayside. Help your kids stay sharp over summer break with these tips.
Taking extra precautions before you head outdoors can help keep you comfortable and prevent complications such as heat stroke and dehydration. Here are some simple but effective ways to beat the heat and safely enjoy your summer.
This spring, as you pull out your cleaning tools and prepare to work your way to a fresher, healthier home, be sure to keep these tips in mind.
Daylight Savings Time (DST) may come once a year like clockwork, but it never fails to leave us feeling sluggish in the days that follow. The good news is there are steps you can take now to diminish the side effects of DST and prepare your body to “spring ahead.”
At Fairfield Medical Center, we believe the best way to properly manage a sports-related concussion is to start before the injury occurs.
You may think your inability to wake up early is due to the fact that you’re not a “morning person.” Luckily, that’s not true – anyone can become an earlier riser. The secret to getting a good night’s sleep has a lot to do with understanding your circadian rhythm, or “body clock.”
Illness and injury can strike at any moment, and sometimes it can be difficult to determine where you should go for care when symptoms become a concern and your primary care provider is unable to see you right away.
Fairfield Medical Center provides expert heart and vascular care for a variety of conditions. From diagnosis and disease management to emergent and lifesaving interventions, our team of board-certified physicians, advanced practice providers, skilled nurses and specialized technicians are prepared to work together to create positive outcomes.
If you are a patient who has had a positive cardiovascular experience at FMC and would like to share your story, please contact us by email at marketing@fmchealth.org.
Devoting a little time every day to care for yourself can go a long way toward protecting the health of your heart. Simple self-care, such as taking a moment to de-stress, giving yourself time to move more, preparing healthier meals, and not cheating on sleep can all benefit your heart.
Preventive cardiology prioritizes identifying and managing cardiovascular risk factors before a heart attack ever occurs. At Fairfield Healthcare Professionals Cardiology, Jon Forquer, DO, is committed to curbing cardiac emergencies for his patients.
When stress hits hard, many of us eat more, and less-than-healthy food and treats are often what we reach for first. But an unhealthy response to stress can be hard on your body, especially your heart.
This glossary will help you get to know common cardiovascular references. When you understand the language, you can make more informed decisions for your health and your heart.
Fairfield Medical Center is now offering TCAR (transcarotid artery revascularization), a hybrid treatment option for those living with carotid artery stenosis.
Fairfield Medical Center recently signed a non-binding letter of intent to explore the possibility of a formal partnership with OhioHealth. With this document in place, the non-profit organizations can begin sharing key information between parties to identify opportunities for expanded care and services in Fairfield County and beyond.
Three local banks – Fairfield Federal Savings & Loan, Friendly Bremen Banking Center and Park National Bank – donated a total of 30 AEDs to non-profit organizations in Fairfield County.
Fairfield Medical Center becomes first in state to use Medtronic’s new ablation technology, a quick and efficient treatment option for patients with paroxysmal or persistent atrial fibrillation.