A Firelands Regional Health System Blog

Linda shares her personal story of being diagnosed with Parkinson's disease, and her journey to regain her voice with the help of SPEAK OUT!® and The LOUD Crowd® programs.

Would you know what to do if you, or a family member, had sudden tingling, weakness or loss of muscle strength and control on one side of their face?

With the start of a New Year, now is the time to get motivated about quitting smoking. Whether you are a smoker with diabetes, or you are just a smoker looking to quit, Firelands Regional Medical Center can help.

You’ve probably heard the hype about the keto diet. The high-fat, low-carb ketogenic diet results in weight loss when used properly, and here’s why.

Influenza, or better known as the flu, is a virus that causes fever/chills, body aches, runny nose, sore throat, cough, watery eyes, and sometimes nausea.

Winter’s cold weather and snow can make anyone feel unmotivated and lethargic. However, for a few people, the winter season can mean dealing with real depression also know as seasonal affective disorder.

There are many ways to donate your time at Firelands Regional Medical Center, Christopher Guss found his perfect fit volunteering at the Dialysis Center.

There are many ways to donate your time at Firelands Regional Medical Center, Lois Dean found her perfect fit as a Spiritual Care Volunteer.

Aw, the holidays. Who doesn’t love the excuse to self-indulge once a year with all the wonderful cooking and baking that happens this time of year? On the other hand, if you’re on a diet, or have diet restrictions, the holidays can be a downright nightmare.

Despite their small size, these furry little pet therapy volunteers and their handlers have made a positive impact on the lives of patients at Firelands Regional Medical Center.

Diabetes is a life-changing diagnosis. It takes ongoing education and commitment to properly self-manage the disease. This program is designed to provide educational information and self-management skills while encouraging patients to live an active lifestyle and prioritize their health.

Cooking for someone with diabetes during the holiday season can be difficult. Read some of our latest tips and holiday recipes to make sure your Thanksgiving dinner is a big hit!