Colorectal cancer is the third most common cancer in men and women in the United States, but it is highly preventable thanks to screening. The new recommended age to start colorectal cancer screening has been lowered from age 50 to 45. There are several different screening options. The one that’s right for you depends on multiple factors, including your cancer risk, overall health and personal preferences.

Managing your healthcare can be overwhelming. We are excited to introduce this new flexible and convenient way to track, schedule and pay your Adventist Health bills online.

According to the CDC, diabetes is affecting millions of Americans. If you’re one of the 37.3 million people that have diabetes or 96 million adults that have pre-diabetes, learn more about simple lifestyle choices that can make all the difference in managing diabetes.

Treatments options for heart disease will vary greatly depending on the individual case. Fortunately, through the multi-disciplinary team at the Adventist Heart & Vascular Institute, our patients have access to comprehensive options and multiple specialists. Our cardiologists are experienced in managing risk factors and preparing a plan to keep you heart healthy.

Learn how to refer a patient to a specialist within Adventist Health. Visit our referrals page for instructions, a list of our specialties and more information about Adventist Health.

Bariatric surgery, and the lifestyle changes required to achieve your goals, requires a serious commitment on your part. But your commitment also comes with a promise from us to do everything we can to help you succeed. You have a team of physicians and health professionals on your side, there to help you every step of the way.