Kent Hospital to Host Numerous Community Support Groups
Please find our updated list of Kent Hospital-based support groups.
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Make Your Resolution a Reality
It's a new year and time for new resolutions for you and your family. If weight loss is on your New Year's resolution list, then The Center for Surgical Weight Loss at Care New England is here to help with free monthly information sessions and a new support group.
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East Greenwich Doctor Named to International Medical Panel
Rhode Island physician Herbert J. "Hub" Brennan, DO, and Kent Hospital Medical Staff president, was appointed to the International Medical Panel of the Federation Internationale de Motcyclisme (FIM) at its Annual Congress on November 24, 2014 in Jerez de la Frontera, Spain.
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Kent Hospital's Lung Cancer Screening Program Offering Low-Dose CT Scans
Kent Hospital is encouraging the community to be proactive in helping to detect lung cancer early, with its multifaceted Lung Cancer Screening Program (LCSP). Kent's program is designed to identify those at high-risk for the disease, as well as find and potentially cure early stage lung cancer.
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Wound Care Kent's Wound Recovery and Hyperbaric Medicine Center located in Warwick, Rhode Island has eased the struggle for many individuals seeking chronic wound care. Using the latest techniques, including the area’s largest hyperbaric oxygen chambers (HBO), a team of medical, surgical and nursing professionals assesses and treats wound conditions including peripheral vascular disease, diabetes, trauma, cancer, ostomy, burns and other concerns.
Sleep Lab The Sleep Lab is staffed exclusively by registered sleep technologists. We have private, hotel-like rooms with full size beds, cable TV, phones and front door parking for your convenience.
» What to Expect at the Sleep Lab
» Types of Sleep Disorders
Kids Choose to be Healthy
Kids Choose to be Healthy is an 8-week program focusing on nutrition and fitness education. The program promotes healthier lifestyle choices for overweight children and children who are at risk for becoming overweight. For more information, call Pamela Hill at 401-737-7010, ext. 1237.
