Virginia G. Piper Cancer Care Network - Midtown

08/13/2026

It can be tough to talk with a parent or loved one about using a medical alert device, especially when they may feel like it’s a sign they’re losing independence.

In a recent interview with , Dr. Darlene Moyer, geriatric and family medicine physician with HonorHealth, shares a few simple tips for starting the conversation.

08/13/2026

When it comes to your heart, expertise matters ❤️

HonorHealth brings together a dynamic team of more than 80 heart care specialists all focused on one thing: helping you live a healthier life.

From prevention and advanced diagnostics to Arizona's most innovative treatments, our physicians never miss a beat.

Trust your heart to the experts. Start here ➡️ https://bit.ly/3eptQON

08/11/2026

Before you scroll past another cat video…

What if you could choose which health content shows up in your inbox?

Nutrition tips? Breaking medical advances? Trending news? Tell us what you're interested in and we'll handle the rest.

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08/11/2026

Babies don’t come with a manual — but the right experts can help make the firsts feel a little easier.

From the first latch to the first “wait… is this normal?” moment, you’ll find these breastfeeding resources save-worthy.

Our Center for Breastfeeding Support offers expert guidance to help you and your baby find your rhythm.

08/10/2026

In case you missed it: History was made last Friday, as Arizona State University’s John Shufeldt School of Medicine and Medical Engineering gave each member of the inaugural class of future physician-engineers their white coat! 🩺

As the school’s primary clinical affiliate, HonorHealth is thrilled to partner with ASU to teach the next generation of healthcare leaders. Over the next four years, they’ll train alongside our clinicians, blending top-tier medical care with cutting-edge engineering and AI. We couldn't be prouder to welcome these 36 brilliant minds into our hospitals and clinics.

While the tech of tomorrow is exciting, HonorHealth CEO Todd LaPorte reminded the class of what matters most: “Even with all the innovation coming your way, certain things will never change. People need caregivers they can trust. They need hope. The bottom line? People need people.”

Learn more about this dynamic duo in medicine: https://bit.ly/4i1iDSN

08/09/2026

When progress stalls during stroke recovery, hope doesn't have to.

At HonorHealth Scottsdale Osborn Medical Center, we recently completed our first implantation of a new nerve stimulation system that works hand-in-hand with rehab to improve function.

Performed by HonorHealth neurosurgeons Dr. Neil Majmundar and Dr. Andrew Yang, this innovative procedure offers new hope for some stroke survivors after traditional rehabilitation has reached a plateau.

Learn how this breakthrough therapy is giving stroke patients another chance to regain their independence.

Neil Majmundar, MD HonorHealth Medical Staff Member 480-425-8004 Andrew Yang, MD HonorHealth Medical Staff Member 855-779-3299

08/08/2026

The viral "allergy medicine" challenge is back.

HonorHealth emergency medicine physician Dr. Jeremy Driscoll joined to explain the risks, warning signs and what parents need to know to help keep their kids safe.

Watch the interview and learn more to start the conversation with your teen.

08/08/2026

Mosquito season is here, and this year there's more to watch out for than itchy bites.

According to the CDC, Arizona is emerging as one of the nation's West Nile virus hotspots.

Dr. Kim Olson Gibbs, family medicine physician at HonorHealth, shares the symptoms to watch for, who's at higher risk and how to protect your family this summer.

Stay protected during Arizona mosquito season with practical prevention tips, information on West Nile virus and signs of mosquito-borne illness. Learn more

08/07/2026

History was made today as Arizona State University's John Shufeldt School of Medicine and Medical Engineering gave its inaugural class of future physician-engineers their white coats!🩺

As the school’s primary clinical affiliate, HonorHealth is proud to partner with ASU to train the next generation of healthcare leaders. Over the next four years, the 36 members of the Class of 2030 will complete their clinical training alongside care teams in our hospitals and clinics.

While the tech of tomorrow is exciting, HonorHealth CEO Todd LaPorte reminded the students of what matters most: “Even with all the innovation coming your way, certain things will never change. People need caregivers they can trust. They need hope. The bottom line? People need people.”

Here’s to breaking boundaries, building the future of medicine and keeping compassionate care right at the center of it all. Welcome to the team, future doctors! 👏

The inaugural class of the ASU John Shufeldt School of Medicine and Medical Engineering represents students selected to help shape a new era of medicine. Chosen through a highly selective admission process, these future physician-engineers bring exceptional academic achievement, diverse experiences....

08/07/2026

Peptides are everywhere right now, but popularity doesn't equal proof.

Before trying the latest injectable wellness trend, hear from HonorHealth sports medicine physician Dr. Erik Dean on what we know about their safety and effectiveness. He also shares why a more familiar approach still comes out on top.

Peptide therapy is growing in popularity, but is it right for you? Learn what medical experts want you to know. Read more from HonorHealth