Sharp Rees-Stealy Medical Centers

09/22/2025

Recent federal guidance surrounding the updated COVID-19 vaccine has led to confusion and concern. Last week, the California Department of Public Health announced official immunization recommendations for COVID-19, RSV and influenza.

Vaccination clinics for Sharp Rees-Stealy patients are now open. Sign in to your Sharp account to schedule a flu, COVID-19 or RSV vaccine appointment.

The federal government announced that adults age 65 and older and children and adults with “high-risk” conditions would be eligible to receive the shot.

09/04/2025

The U.S. has recorded the most measles cases in more than 30 years.

Dr. Brian Huizar, a family medicine doctor with Sharp Rees-Stealy Medical Group, answers common questions about measles, shares signs to watch for, and explains how to prevent it's spread

Adults born between 1963 and 1981 may not be fully immunized against measles.

09/03/2025

Vaccination clinics for Sharp Rees-Stealy patients open Sept. 17 at 8 convenient locations across the county. Flu, COVID-19 and respiratory syncytial virus (RSV) vaccines will be available.

To schedule an appointment, sign in to your Sharp account on your computer or mobile device. Appointments are required.

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09/01/2025

We hope you are enjoying a safe and healthy holiday weekend. In observance of Labor Day, Sharp Rees-Stealy medical offices and pharmacies will be closed on September 1.

Most Sharp Rees-Stealy urgent care centers will be open 8 am to 6 pm. Chula Vista urgent care will be open 8 am to 5 pm.

08/26/2025

Pharmacy chains like Rite Aid continue to close hundreds of stores nationwide. Here's a quick guide on how to switch pharmacies without missing a dose.

To change your prescription to a new pharmacy, think about a location that fits your needs, get in touch with them and update your information with your doctor.

08/21/2025

When it comes to preventing dementia, experts believe the shingles vaccine may be a promising tool.

The recombinant zoster vaccine, Shingrix, can help prevent shingles and shingles-related complications, such as long-term nerve pain.

08/11/2025

No matter your age, you can make lifestyle changes to have a healthier future.

Some ways to ensure you live a long and healthy life include eating well, getting quality sleep, exercising and managing stress.

08/08/2025

Some areas of San Diego County are seeing triple digits amid a heatwave. Sharp Rees-Stealy pharmacist Yasmin Sepehrar, PharmD, spoke with FOX 5 San Diego about protecting medications from extreme temperatures.

07/31/2025

Looking for a delicious way to enjoy the health benefits of avocados? Try this recipe for cilantro-lime chicken with avocado salsa — a fresh, flavorful dish that’s perfect for summer.

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07/31/2025

We’re honored that Sharp Rees-Stealy has been recognized in San Diego Magazine's Best of San Diego Reader's Choice Awards. A special congratulations to Dr. Nicholas Dembitsky for being named Best Primary Care Doctor!

07/30/2025

We’re proud to share that Sharp Rees-Stealy has been recognized in six categories in this year's San Diego's Best Union-Tribune Readers Poll. This honor reflects the dedication of our incredible teams and the trust of our community. Thank you for your continued support.

02/21/2025

Born to Ghanaian immigrants, Dr. Cindy Ocran, a board-certified ophthalmologist with Sharp Rees-Stealy Medical Group, recognizes the importance of representation in health care. Research shows that 55% of Black Americans have had negative experiences with doctors, often feeling dismissed or unheard.

“I think creating a space where patients of color feel comfortable speaking openly and trusting their provider makes a huge difference,” Dr. Ocran says. “I feel very fortunate to be part of a company that values diversity and inclusivity.”

As we recognize , learn more about Dr. Ocran and find other health stories on Sharp Health News.

Dr. Cindy Ocran of Sharp Rees-Steely, born of Ghanaian immigrants, recognizes the importance of representation in health care.