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04/22/2026

Parkinson’s disease is a progressive condition that affects movement. It often starts with tremors, stiffness or slowness. It happens when brain cells that make dopamine stop working over time. There’s no cure, but medications and therapies may help manage symptoms to improve daily life.

➡️ Find out more at clevelandclinicflorida.org/parkinsons

04/22/2026

Expert transplant care makes life-changing outcomes possible.
Combining advanced techniques with compassionate, patient-centered support every step of the way.

💙 Learn about our Transplant Center: https://cle.clinic/4jeNw41

04/21/2026

Each year, about 90,000 people in the U.S. learn they have Parkinson’s disease and globally, more than 10 million people are living with the condition, according to the Parkinson's Foundation.

🧠 Neurologist and specialist, Tarannum Khan, MD shares more. Learn more at clevelandclinicflorida.org/parkinsons

04/21/2026

This , we’re highlighting Antonio Lewis Camargo, MD, an heart failure and transplant cardiologist at Cleveland Clinic Weston Hospital, who is making a life-saving difference.

🔵 How long have you been a transplant cardiologist?
🟢 I have been a Cardiologist for four years. I did all my training at Cleveland Clinic.

🔵 What inspired you to choose this specialty?
🟢 I was drawn to Cardiac Transplantation because it combines high-acuity care with the opportunity to fundamentally change a patient’s prognosis. Helping patients move from end-stage heart failure to a second chance through transplant is what makes this field unique.

🔵 What do you enjoy most about being a transplant cardiologist?
🟢 It’s the relationships. You walk alongside patients and their families through some of their hardest moments, and then get to witness their recovery and transformation. It’s incredibly rewarding.

🔵 What has been one of your most meaningful moments as a transplant cardiologist?
🟢 Seeing a patient go from cardiogenic shock to walking out of the hospital after a successful transplant. Recovering their quality of life is something that never gets old. Those moments are a reminder why we do this work.

🔵 What excites you most about the future of cardiac transplantation?
🟢 I’m excited about expanding access—better donor utilization, new technologies and therapies that allow more patients to benefit from transplant. The future is about making these life-saving treatments available to more people, more safely.

➡️ Learn more about Dr. Lewis: https://cle.clinic/4eoN97h

04/21/2026

🏠 Experience expert care without leaving home.

Cleveland Clinic's brings together physicians, virtual nurses and in-home caregivers to provide safe, personalized care right where you live.

See what patients are saying about their experience. 💙

🔗 Learn more: https://cle.clinic/4uBpu9z

04/20/2026

This , Khaled Refaai, MD, urologist and kidney transplant specialist at Cleveland Clinic Weston Hospital, explains kidney disease, the transplant process, and common myths, while highlighting how advances in care have made donation safer than ever and why more donors are urgently needed.

➡️ Read more: https://bit.ly/4ea6F7u

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04/18/2026

Did you know stress can affect your blood pressure? When stress becomes chronic, it can contribute to higher blood pressure and put extra strain on your heart. Learning how stress impacts your body is an important step toward better health.

👉 Find out how stress and blood pressure are connected and what you can do: https://cle.clinic/4siGxvl

Is there a connection between stress and high blood pressure? Our cardiologist has your answer.

04/17/2026

We were proud to host students from Archbishop McCarthy High School for an educational tour of Cleveland Clinic Weston Hospital. 💡🏫

Students explored career paths across several departments, including the lab, pharmacy, simulation lab and rehab services. They also heard from physicians and nurses about their career and education journeys.

04/16/2026

Meet Jiro Kusakabe, MD, a transplant surgeon at Cleveland Clinic Weston Hospital, specializing in liver transplantation and the surgical care of patients with complex liver disease.

Dr. Kusakabe helps patients navigate every step of their transplant journey and work toward improved quality of life.

➡️ Learn more about Dr. Kusakabe: https://cle.clinic/4cw1JIR

04/16/2026

Who can be a living organ donor?
Xaralambas “Bobby” Zervos, DO, director of the liver transplant program at Cleveland Clinic Weston Hospital, breaks down what it means to become a living organ donor and what the process is like.

➡️ Learn more about our living donor programs at ClevelandClinicFlorida.org/transplant

04/15/2026

When Eric Zorn reflects on his journey through illness and recovery, he speaks with deep gratitude — and certainty. “If there was one physician I would want by my side for the rest of my life, it would be Dr. Jerry Estep,” he says.

Eric and Lois Zorn recently made a gift to establish an Endowed Chair in Cardiovascular Medicine, honoring Dr. Estep and advancing compassionate, lifesaving care for future patients at Cleveland Clinic.

➡️Learn more: https://cle.clinic/4stn1LY

04/15/2026

Struggling with ongoing digestive symptoms like IBS, bloating or abdominal pain? You’re not alone.

Peter Yotseff, MD, gastroenterologist, helps patients better understand what’s happening in their gut and find treatment options that can bring relief.

➡️ Meet Dr. Yotseff: https://cle.clinic/4bC9rj9