Community Health Sessions

Carrying extra weight can impact more than just the number on the scale—it can affect your energy, health, and quality of life. In this free webinar, our experts will walk you through signs that your weight may be putting your health at risk. We’ll cover how to recognize the warning signals, why they matter, and what you can do next.

Whether you’re curious about medical weight loss, considering surgical options, or simply want to understand your body better, this session will give you the knowledge you need to take the next step toward a healthier you. We’ll also discuss real-life success stories, answer your questions, and share resources available through our comprehensive weight loss programs.

This is your chance to explore your options in a supportive, non-judgmental setting—and discover which approach might be right for you.

To register for this event visit LifeBridgeHealth.org/livewellsessions

You will receive a virtual link to the webinar 24 hours in advance.

Join us for a special Ladies’ Night Out dedicated to women’s health, empowerment, and connection. This engaging evening will shine a spotlight on breast cancer prevention and guide you through the full continuum of care—from risk assessment and early detection to treatment and reconstruction.

Doors open 6:30 p.m., Program begins at 7 p.m.

Our expert speakers will share the latest advances in breast health, including:

• How artificial intelligence in breast imaging is improving accuracy and early detection
• The role of contrast mammography in identifying concerns earlier
• The importance of genetic testing in understanding your personal risk
• The latest approaches in screening, treatment, and reconstruction

Speakers: 

• Charity Dugan, M.D.
•  Jason Shumadine, M.D.

You’ll walk away with practical knowledge, inspiring stories, and a clear understanding of the steps you can take to protect your health and support others on their journey.

Bring a friend, enjoy an evening of learning and laughter, and discover the power of prevention in a supportive, welcoming space.