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  1. Women and Heart Disease

    It is important for women to schedule regular checkups and talk with their doctors about ways to prevent and control heart disease.

    Family Medicine
    • Downers Grove Clinics
    Woman running through a desert.
  2. Eye Institute Offers New Treatment for Dry Eyes

    Two new instruments to help combat dry eye.

    Optometry
    • Downers Grove Clinics
  3. Can My Child Benefit From Pediatric Occupational Therapy?

    The Midwestern University Therapy Institute now offers pediatric occupational therapy, and parents are often unsure about what signs they should watch for that may indicate that their child could benefit from Occupational Therapy.

    Occupational Therapy
    • Glendale Clinics
    Child, alongside two speech language pathologists, pointing to picture
  4. COVID-19 Effects on Mental Health

    Melissa Flint, Psy.D., FT, CCTP has been interviewed recently about topics relating to COVID-19 and mental health.

    Clinical Psychology
    • Glendale Clinics
    Dr. Melissa Flint talking with another person
  5. Speech-Language Institute Offers Telehealth Sessions

    The Midwestern University Speech-Language Institute now also offers online telehealth sessions at affordable rates, in order to provide continuity of care to our clients.

    Speech-Language Pathology
    • Glendale Clinics
    Patient meeting with doctor on his laptop at a wooden table
  6. See Sports Vision Performance Training on AZTV-7’s Arizona Daily Mix

    Matthew Roe, O.D., Assistant Professor at the Midwestern University Eye Institute and Arizona College of Optometry, recently visited with Pat McMahon on AZTV-7’s Arizona Daily Mix morning show.

    Optometry
    • Glendale Clinics
    student reading, wearing scrubs
  7. Tips to Outsmart the Flu

    Shannon Scott, D.O., FACOFP, shares helpful tips on how to stay healthy this flu season.

    Family Medicine
    • Glendale Clinics
    Dr. Shannon Scott letting a child patient use her stethoscope