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Better Breast Care

Many women tend to put their own health as the last thing on their to-do list, according to Mandi Wortman, clinical director of radiology services at the Star and Barry Tobias Women’s Health Center at CentraState. That’s one of the reasons the center has designed its services to provide an inviting, comfortable space where women ...

Rolling Into Spring Activities After Skating Accident

Stuck inside on a cold December day, 7-year-old Jackson resident Julian Rosenthal and his little brother were roller skating in the kitchen while their mom, Rebecca, watched them. With limited activity options outside the home due to COVID-19, Rebecca was accustomed to finding creative ways to keep the boys entertained. But then Julian tripped, his ...

Baby on Board… Navigating an Unexpected Roadside Birth

Jennifer Riccardi of Morganville never slowed down during her third pregnancy. She and her husband, Joe, were purchasing a new home and temporarily living at her parents’ house in Old Bridge while juggling the responsibilities of their two young boys—not to mention her busy job managing more than 100 staff. It turns out that their ...

How to Build Your Healthiest Immune System

We’ve been wearing a mask and social distancing for one year now, but is there anything more we can be doing to stay well? Besides getting the vaccine when it’s available to you, CentraState Chief Medical Officer James Matera, DO, suggests these 3 ways to build a stronger immune system. Quit smoking. “Smokers are at ...

Walking Tall: Minimally Invasive Surgery Relieves Sciatica Pain

A string of falls and a car accident left Whiting resident Nanette Neves in constant agony. Plagued with numbness and pain in her leg and lower back, she endured eight years of treatments to manage the pain. When she had trouble getting out of bed, she knew it was time to discuss other options—including surgery. ...

Quick Tips to Prioritize Your Health

National Women’s Health Week is May 9-15—and it’s the perfect opportunity for women to reassess how to take care of themselves and cultivate self-compassion, especially during these trying times. Below are some quick tips for putting your well-being first. Practice Self-Love Talk to yourself kindly—the way you would to your loved ones. Show compassion to ...

A Woman’s Heart Attack: Subtle Symptoms You Need to Know!

An estimated 44 million women in the U.S. are affected by cardiovascular diseases. Enhance your well-being and heart health by learning these subtle symptoms that can signal something isn’t right. Increased pressure in the chest or heartburn (While both men and women can feel like there’s an elephant on their chest, a women’s chest pain ...

Hospitalists Take the Helm of Inpatient Care

If you or a loved one is admitted to the hospital, you may meet a specialist known as a hospitalist who leads the care of inpatients. CentraState hospitalist Irfana Khan, MD, FHM, shares more about these physicians and how they help patients navigate their hospital stay. Hospitalists are… Champions For Quality A hospitalist is a ...

Important Medical Tests for Men

It’s much easier to prevent something from happening than treat it once it does. In other words, to help ensure a man is healthy at 75 years of age, disease must be prevented at age 50. Men, in particular, are often reluctant to go to the doctor for preventive care, however, early detection is important ...

Two to Tango: Combined Therapies Work Together to Beat Prostate Cancer

Michael Friedberg, 77, lives a vivacious life full of vibrant hobbies, from ballroom dancing and long biking sessions around the Jersey Shore to sailing the blue waters of the Caribbean. Even with much of his free time spent pursuing his passions, he always schedules a yearly physical with his primary care physician to keep his ...

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