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Health and Wellness | January 6, 2022
What to Do If Someone at Home has Coronavirus Symptoms
Learn what to do if you or someone at home has coronavirus symptoms. CDC says most cases are mild and people can recover at home.
Scripps in the News | January 5, 2022
Hospitals Severely Affected by Staffing Shortage, COVID-19 Surge
President and CEO Chris Van Gorder of Scripps Health speaks on the latest COVID-19 surge and staffing shortage affecting the hospitals.
Health and Wellness | January 4, 2022
Life After Bariatric Surgery: Managing the Side Effects and Loose Skin (video)
A bariatric surgeon explains life after weight-loss surgery, managing side effects and the importance of nutrition and exercise.
News Releases | December 20, 2021
Local Physician Receives $180,000 Grant for Palliative Care Initiative
David Wang, MD, a palliative medicine physician affiliated with Scripps Health, was accepted into the Sojourns Scholar Leadership Program.
Health and Wellness | November 19, 2021
How Serious Are Spine Compression Fractures?
A Scripps orthopedic surgeon explains how compression fracture of the spine is treated, including minimally invasive surgery.
News Releases | November 16, 2021
Eastlake Behavioral Health Hospital Approved by Chula Vista Planning Commission
The Chula Vista Planning Commission recently approved a new inpatient behavioral health hospital in the Eastlake community of Chula Vista.
Health and Wellness | November 3, 2021
6 Ways to Maintain Brain Health
Learn how to keep your mind sharp well into old age with these six healthy brain tips from a Scripps Clinic neurologist.
Health and Wellness | October 28, 2021
What Can You Do During Open Enrollment for Health Insurance? (podcast)
Annual open enrollment periods for employer-based health plans, Medicare and Covered California are now under way. Learn your options.
Health and Wellness | October 19, 2021
Medicare 101: What You Need to Know
Learn what you need to know about Medicare before open enrollment closes on Dec. 7. You can stick with your current plan or make changes during open enrollment.
Health and Wellness | October 19, 2021
Finding the Right Doctor and Health Plan for You (video)
You can sign up to a new health plan, make changes to an existing one or cancel coverage during open enrollment period. Learn more.