Nazareth Hospital

03/11/2026

Happy to the amazing experts who help our community live healthier, happier lives! 💚

This year, our RDNs at Nazareth Hospital—Suilan, Trish and Yan—are sharing their favorite piece of guidance for patients:

✨ "Right-sizing to healthier portions will trim your waistline and your grocery bill."

Join us in celebrating the dedication and heart behind every nutrition conversation.

03/09/2026

Colore**al cancer is highly treatable when detected early. The common symptoms of colore**al cancer can show up in ways that are easy to dismiss. If something feels “off,” don’t ignore it.

Knowing your family history and understanding when to begin colonoscopy screenings can save lives. Talk with your provider—don’t wait to get screened. 💙

In less than 60 seconds, you can learn your risk of colore**al cancer. Take our quiz today: bit.ly/3OM2Uup

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03/09/2026

Happy International Women's Day! Today, we honor the remarkable achievements and fortitude of women around the world.

Every person matters. Every story matters. Every voice matters.

03/06/2026

Catherine O’Hara’s private battle with re**al cancer led to a pulmonary embolism—a reminder of the dangers that can accompany cancer. Re**al cancer is highly treatable when detected early, yet it can also carry a higher risk of complications.

Read this article to learn about the importance of colonoscopy screening and what symptoms warrant urgent attention.

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A cancer diagnosis greatly increases a patient’s risk of developing a pulmonary embolism, which is when a blood clot gets stuck in an artery in the lung, blocking blood flow.

03/05/2026

“Nursing is sacred work and it is demanding work.”

In her latest reflection, Le-Ann Harris, DNP, MHA, RN, NEA-BC, Regional Chief Nursing Officer for Trinity Health Mid-Atlantic and Holy Cross Health in Maryland, shares the importance of reconnecting with your “why.”

From childhood lessons in compassion to decades of trauma nursing, she reminds us that when caregivers stay rooted in purpose, patients feel it in every interaction. ❤️

Read her powerful message.

When we lose sight of that “why,” we feel it. Dissatisfaction creeps in. Fatigue deepens. And eventually, it shows up in our interactions with patients, families, and even one another.

03/04/2026

puts your health, in your hands. Your medical records, lab results, prescriptions and medical bills are available 24/7. And you can schedule an appointment with your provider without calling the office. You can even schedule your annual mammogram online. No referral needed. Sign up at trinityhealthma.org/mychart

03/02/2026

In honor of Women’s History Month, we recognize the extraordinary women who shaped history and continue to shape our future. We are especially grateful for the incredible women who contribute daily to our Ministry and the visionary sisters who established our national health care system.

Every person matters. Every story matters. Every voice matters.

02/27/2026

On , we honor the residents who work tirelessly to provide exceptional care, while continuing to learn and grow. Your resilience, passion and commitment inspire us all. Thank you for everything you do. ❤️

02/23/2026

Fresh snow means icy surfaces! Remember to 'Walk Like a Penguin' to avoid slips. ❄️

If you visit our hospital and see slippery areas, please report them to our EVS team. Keeping our patients, community members, and colleagues safe is of utmost importance to us.

02/23/2026

Please note that all Trinity Health Mid-Atlantic Medical Group offices and the Nazareth Outpatient Pharmacy will be closed tomorrow, February 23, due to inclement weather. We appreciate your understanding and cooperation. Stay safe. ❄️

02/23/2026

We care about your heart health. ❤️ Take a moment to learn the common signs of a heart attack, like chest discomfort, shortness of breath, cold sweats, nausea and light‑headedness. Keep yourself and loved ones safe by recognizing these symptoms early. In an emergency, always call 911.

In less than 60 seconds, you can learn your risk of heart disease: bit.ly/4gAZsLm

02/19/2026

? Some people are born with their heart—and even their organs—on the opposite side of the body? Catherine O’Hara inspired millions throughout her career, but even she didn’t know she was living with this incredibly rare condition until she was an adult.

Interventional cardiologist Hitesh Raheja, MD, explains what dextrocardia with situs inversus is, the diagnosis process, and why it often goes unnoticed. Read more.

Catherine O’Hara learned in adulthood that she was living with dextrocardia with situs inversus, which affects one in 10,000 people.