ProMedica Wildwood Orthopaedic and Spine Hospital

03/12/2026

Arshad Javed, MD, a cardiologist at ProMedica, discusses how the flu can put extra stress on the heart, especially for older adults or people with heart conditions.

Watch the full interview here:

February is heart awareness month, and with the flu still ripping through Michigan, this is a time to pay attention. A lot of us think a cold is just a cold,...

03/11/2026

Endometriosis affects millions of women, yet many symptoms are often dismissed or misunderstood. If you experience severe menstrual pain, chronic pelvic pain, heavy periods or other ongoing symptoms, it’s important to speak with your healthcare provider.

Early conversations can lead to earlier diagnosis, better symptom management and the care you deserve.

➡️ Read more about endometriosis and how it's diagnosed:

03/09/2026

How often are you walking your dog? Studies show dog owners in Michigan and Ohio fall behind the national average. Stephanie Younes, MD, an interventional cardiologist at ProMedica, shares why getting outside for regular walks can benefit your heart health.

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Ohio dog owners need to pick up the pace. Michigan dog owners are lagging a bit, too. Nationally, the average dog owner walks the dog 7.17 times per week, ...

03/04/2026

Caring for patients with multiple sclerosis (MS) means more than treatment, it means understanding, coordination, and support.

At ProMedica, our Neurosciences Center is dedicated to helping individuals with MS navigate their journey with expert care, compassion, and convenience, all in one place.

Learn more about MS and the resources available to our patients: https://ow.ly/yG4e50YoNBA

02/28/2026

From diagnosis to recovery, our providers work closely with patients to create personalized care plans designed around their lives and goals.

Your heart is in good hands.

Learn more about some of the providers dedicated to guiding patients through every step of their heart health journey:
🩺 Erika Parisi, MD : https://ow.ly/9Ket50Ynh1m
🩺 Janice Rettig, APRN-CNP : https://ow.ly/G38650Ynh1l
🩺 Kelley Pruiett, APRN-CNP : https://ow.ly/F6vI50Ynh1p

02/24/2026

Michael Moront, MD, retired cardiothoracic surgeon continuing to lead research at ProMedica, discusses one patient's journey with an aneurysm, bad heart valve and a widowmaker blockage.

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Vince DiPofi is giving back to the community to help others during American Heart Month.

02/23/2026

Can heart failure be reversed? Learn what today’s treatments can do, and when advanced care may help.

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02/22/2026

Peter Klein, MD, a colorectal surgeon at ProMedica, discusses the rise of colorectal cancer in younger adults.

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The actor's death is now prompting doctors to emphasize that possible symptoms of colorectal cancer should not be ignored.

02/21/2026

Dr. Imad Hariri, cardiologist with ProMedica, breaks down the key signs of the flu, and explains how it can affect your heart health.

Watch the full interview here:

Is it the common cold or the flu? Dr. Imad Hariri, a cardiologist with ProMedica, talks about signs and symptoms of the flu and how it can lead to heart problems.

02/20/2026

ProMedica ForeverFit’s Phase III Cardiac Rehab program helps people rebuild strength and get their hearts back on track. Longtime members Todd Pochadt and Jim Miller are living proof of the difference it can make.

Hear about their story:

ProMedica’s Cardiac Rehab Program helps people safely rebuild their strength. But it’s also about making connections with others who understand your battle.

02/19/2026

Your cholesterol numbers matter more than you think.

Talk with your provider about knowing your numbers and creating a plan that works for you. 👩‍⚕️🫀

Here’s how to keep them in a healthy range:

02/18/2026

Rajendra Kattar, MD, cardiologist and president of the ProMedica Heart Institute, explains how cold weather can impact your heart health, and what you can do to stay safe this season. ❤️❄️

Watch to learn how to keep your heart healthy all winter long:

The danger is compounded by a process called vasoconstriction, where blood vessels clamp down to preserve heat.