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Community Fentanyl Education

Huntington Hospital Research Conference Center 734 S. Fairmount Avenue, Pasadena, CA, United States

To bring factual and pertinent information around the Fentanyl topic to our community. No registration is needed, open to staff and community.

Community Fentanyl Education

Huntington Hospital Research Conference Center 734 S. Fairmount Avenue, Pasadena, CA, United States

To bring factual and pertinent information around the Fentanyl topic to our community. No registration is needed, open to staff and community.

Noon Hour Series: Alzheimer’s and Dementia Research

Join us as Linda Loera, program and education manager with the Alzheimer’s Association California Southland Chapter, shares current research on Alzheimer’s disease and dementia, as well as the latest advances in treatment.

Noon Hour Series: Nutrition for Older Adults

Huntington Health registered dietitian Crystal Kwan will explore tasty and creative ways to nourish your mind, body and spirit. This special lecture will include food demonstrations that showcase delicious recipes you can make at home.

Noon Hour Series: Avoiding Injury as You Age

Courtney Wimer, a licensed clinical social worker at Huntington Hospital Trauma Center, will discuss how to reduce your risk of injuries as you age, including fall prevention tips.

Open Interview Day

Huntington Hospital 100 W California Blvd, Pasadena, CA, United States

Interview Session for Clinical Care Partners, Environmental Services, Food Service and Patient Transportation.

Noon Hour Series: Taboo Topics in Men’s Health

Men’s health includes a wide range of topics, but some issues are shrouded in stigma. Come hear from Huntington Health physical therapist Jimmy Gargollo, PT-DPT, as he sheds light on important issues for men like incontinence, erectile dysfunction and more.

Introduction to Therapeutic Horticulture

Together we will explore how therapeutic horticulture supports human needs, including physical, social, emotional, cognitive, and spiritual.