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Speech-language pathologists (SLPs) play an essential role in helping patients regain communication, swallowing, cognition, and quality of life after illness or injury. From stroke recovery and traumatic brain injuries to ventilator-dependent patients, SLPs support patients through some of their most difficult moments.

In recognition of Speech-Language-Hearing Month, we spoke with three of our speech-language pathologists at CHA HPMC, Rebecca Brown, Melissa Marzigliano, and Liana Tomasevic, about their work, their patients, and the impact of speech

Occupational therapy plays a vital role in helping patients regain independence after illness or injury. In recognition of National Occupational Therapy Month, we spoke with two of our inpatient rehabilitation occupational therapists, Thelma Iwuchukwu and Ke Wen (Jasmine) Kuo, about their work, their patients, and what recovery really looks like.

With nearly four years of experience, Thelma brings a strong focus on comprehensive, patient-centered care. Jasmine, who has been practicing for about three years, is

As biking continues to grow in popularity, so do concerns about safety and injury prevention. While cycling offers significant physical and mental health benefits, understanding potential risks is key to riding safely.

Aaron Katrikh, MD, an emergency medicine physician at CHA Hollywood Presbyterian Medical Center, shares expert insights on common bicycle injuries, prevention strategies, and when to seek medical care.

What are the most common bicycle injuries and how can they be prevented?

For one family, nursing is more than a career. It is a shared purpose.

We are proud to share the story of a father and daughter who are both part of our nursing team, each contributing their skills and experience in different areas of patient care.

With 29 years of nursing experience, Rodelio Bayas, MSN, RN, has built a career at CHA HPMC grounded in professionalism and compassion. He currently serves as a registered nurse

Nearly nine in 10 U.S. adults experience holiday-related stress, according to a survey by the American Psychological Association. While the holidays are supposed to be the “most wonderful time of the year”, for many Americans, they bring more stress than joy. Our Chief Medical Officer, Borah Kim, MD, PhD, MBA, shares insights into the Holiday Blues, why they happen, and when to seek professional care.

People feel down or unusually stressed during the holidays.