SUMMER 2026An Inside Look at Nevada's Highest Level of CareLorem ipsumCOMPLIMENTARY CLASSES SEE INSIDEUMC and CSN:Training the Next Generation
LifelinesMason's Message | 1Lunch & Learn | 2Lactation Assistance | 3From the Classroom to Clinical Excellence | 4Summer Classes for Kids | 7Health & Wellness Classes | 9UMC is committed to the health and wellbeing of our community, and we’d like to take this opportunity to remind you that preventive medicine plays a key role in your overall health. If you don’t currently have a primary care provider or would like to find one closer to home, UMC’s Primary Care providers offer you a gateway to Nevada’s Highest Level of Care. Call 702-383-CARE to schedule an appointment with a UMC Primary Care provider today!Senior Celebrations celebrates adults 50 years and better! By joining this program at no cost, you will receive many different membership benefits. Members have access to free health screenings and flu shots; free notary services; office services (free copies and faxing); Café @ UMC discounts; home delivery of our UMC Lifelines Magazine; community blood pressure screenings; and exclusive physician lectures. Additionally, for any inpatient stays at UMC, Senior Celebration members may be eligible to have their Part A Medicare deductibles waived.
UMC has grown to become Nevada’s premier academic medical center, preparing our community’s future physicians, nurses and many other medical professionals for rewarding careers in health care. UMC works alongside a variety of Nevada higher education institutions to build the next generation of health care professionals in our community. With nearly three decades of collaboration, the College of Southern Nevada (CSN) serves as one of UMC’s oldest and most trusted academic partners. Together, we have trained thousands of students. In 2025 alone, more than 400 CSN students received in-depth training from UMC’s world-class team. At UMC, we deliver hands-on instruction for CSN students in a variety of key areas, including nursing, paramedic/EMT training, cardiorespiratory, clinical laboratory sciences and other valuable disciplines. In this edition of “UMC Lifelines,” we have included an article focused on UMC’s collaboration with CSN, including details about the many CSN graduates who now deliver Nevada’s highest level of care as UMC employees. We look forward to continuing this valuable academic partnership as we work together to build a healthier future for the people of Southern Nevada.In addition to training the health care workers of tomorrow, UMC also remains committed to safeguarding the health of our community through injury prevention initiatives. In this issue of “UMC Lifelines,” you will find a helpful infographic explaining the dangers of pavement burns during the summer months in Southern Nevada. Each summer, our team at the UMC Lions Burn Care Center cares for an alarming number of patients with severe burns from the pavement and other hot surfaces. As temperatures rise, dangerous pavement burns can happen in a matter of seconds. Please make sure to protect yourself and your loved ones this summer. Our team at Nevada’s only Verified Burn Center is always here to take care of you, but we want you to spend the summer with your family, not ours at UMC.Sincerely,Mason Van HouwelingUMC CEOMason’s Message Mason’s Message
EXCLUSIVE MOVIE EVENTJoin us for a free Exclusive Movie Eventat Galaxy Cannery Luxury+ Theatre on Wednesday, July 8 for a 10 a.m. showing. For more information, please call 702-383-SELF (7353)fifffflfflffiflffffiffi ffffflffffiffffiff ffiUMC OFFERS EDUCATIONAL LUNCH & LEARN CLASSES AS PART OF OUR SENIOR CELEBRATIONS PROGRAM, BRINGING YOU INFORMATIVE, INFORMAL SESSIONS WITH TRUSTED HEALTH CARE EXPERTS. LUNCH PROVIDED.TUESDAY, JULY 7, NOON - 1 P.M.HEALTHY LIVING INSTITUTE AT UMC | 901 RANCHO LANE • EMERALD ROOMJOIN JEFF VILLENA, OD, AS HE DISCUSSES THE MOST COMMON AGE-RELATED EYE CONDITIONS SUCH AS GLAUCOMA, MACULARDEGENERATION, DIABETIC RETINOPATHY, FLOATERS AND DRY EYES. THIS LECTURE WILL FOCUS ON EARLY DETECTION, PREVENTION AND THE LATEST TREATMENT OPTIONS. THE GOAL IS TO RAISE AWARENESS OF WARNING SIGNS, BETTERUNDERSTAND YOUR VISION AND HOW YOUR EYES FEEL, AND LEARN PROACTIVE STEPS TO PROTECT YOUR MOST PRECIOUSSENSORY GIFT: SIGHT. MOST COMMON AGE-RELATED EYE CONDITIONS2
Complimentary private one-on-one consultationsWeekly Milk Lounge Support GroupWednesdays, 11 a.m. - 12 p.m.Let Us Help You on Your Lactation Journey702-383-SELF (7353)Help is Here. Complimentary Breastfeeding Support3
As Southern Nevada’s population and economy continue to expand, a strong health care workforce is vital to meet the growing needs of our community. Training the next generation of health care professionals is an important state-wide effort, and one innovative partnership isproviding an expanding pipeline of homegrown talent.Since 1999, the Engelstad School of Health Sciences at College of Southern Nevada (CSN) and UMC have collaborated to provide thousands of students with hands-on clinical experiences before they graduate. The goal is to expose students to what life is like outside of the classroom.“It was eye opening,” said Victoria Ornelas, a fourth-year student in CSN’s Cardiorespiratory Science Program. Ornelas grew up in Las Vegas and found her calling as child, supporting her brother through severe asthma.With her graduation on the horizon, Ornelas jumped at the chance to do a clinical rotation at UMC’s Level I Trauma Center. “The experience was invaluable. It helped me improve my critical thinking skills and taught me how to be fast on my feet and work with a team,” Ornelas beamed.In the ClassroomFrom nursing to laboratory sciences, CSN offers a wide variety of degree and certification programs for students looking to start or grow their careers in health care.Janice Glasper, Dean of CSN’s Englestad School of Health Sciences, said the school is comprised of students from all backgrounds, ages and income levels. Many students are local and want to stay in Southern Nevada.“I’m proud of our programs. We provide our students with a quality education in their hometown thanks to our incredible faculty and our advanced training equipment,” Glasper added.The advanced equipment includes CSN’s Cardiorespiratory Simulation Lab, which is the only one of its kind in world, said Program Director Tracy Sherman. She leads hundreds of students through simulations each year using a specialized robotic patient that students can practice various procedures on, including breathing treatments, intubation and even blood draws.by Emily Antuna, UMC Public Relations CoordinatorFrom the Classroom to Clinical ExcellenceInnovative Partnership Between UMC and CSN Trains Next Generation of Health Care Professionals“We can put students into very complex situations and help them perform their way out without any potential harm to patients,” Sherman said.According to Sherman, when it comes to hands-on clinical experiences for students, there is no comparison to UMC. “UMC runs the gamut of patient care. Our students have access to a wide range of patients from premature babies all the way to geriatrics, from trauma to anything in between,” Sherman said.Both Sherman and Dean Glasper agreed while state-of-the-art simulation can prepare students for many scenarios, interactions with real patients at UMC become some of the most formative teaching moments.Mark Britton, UMC Respiratory Care Practicioner and CSN graduate, sets up a ventilator in UMC’s Level I Trauma Center. 4
Filling the GapsIn 2025, UMC provided hands-on training to 419 CSN students through clinical rotations in a variety of key programs, including nursing, paramedic/EMT, cardiorespiratory, clinicallaboratory and other areas of study. Noel Madic, Clinical Director for Education Services at UMC, said partnerships with institutions like CSN help to address shortages of health care workers in Nevada.“When people hear about shortages in health care, physicians are usually the first group mentioned, but the industry is multidisciplinary. There are many different people involved in one patient’s care, and it’s important that we focus on growing every discipline while working with partners like CSN to identify where there may be additional needs in the future,” Madic said.Madic said students who do clinical rotations at UMC are often hired shortly after graduation. “We find CSN graduates have a much shorter orientation time, primarily because this is where they learned. It creates a better overall experience for our patients,” Madic said.Life After Graduation“I was really excited when I got the call,” said Mark Britton, Respiratory Care Practitioner at UMC. Britton was hired not long after his graduation from CSN in 2023. During his clinical rotations, he was trained by 2006 CSN graduate Maribel Thiel, an Advanced Respiratory Care Practitioner at UMC. Britton said he’s now come full circle, training his own CSN students from time to time.“Working in trauma, anything can come through those doors, so you need to be prepared.” Britton said. “I try to instill the same guiding principles that Maribel taught me,” Britton smiled.As she nears her graduation, current CSN student Victoria Ornelas said learning from former students at UMC like Mark Britton and Maribel Thiel was inspiring.“We put a lot of blood, sweat and tears into this program, so seeing former students end up at such a well-respected facility drives excitement in me. I hope I can make a difference for patients like they do in the future,” Ornelas said.Cardiorespiratory students practice intubation on a mannequin at College of Southern Nevada’s Englestad School of Health Sciences. Cardiorespiratory student Victoria Ornelas (left) demonstrates proper intubation techniques to Program Director Tracy Sherman (right) in the Cardiorespiratory Simulation Lab at College of Southern Nevada’s Englestad School of Health Sciences. “We encourage our learners to demonstrate not just sympathy, but empathy as well. That’s hard to do with a robot,” Dean Glasper laughed.5
AIR TEMP CEMENT TEMP111º 147º97º 137º85º 124ºAt 140º F, only 5 seconds of contact is required to produce a second-degree burn.The average July temperature in Las Vegas is 104º F• Always wear protective footwear when outside• Walking barefoot on hot pavement, concrete,sand, and some poolside decks can cause 2ndand 3rd degree burns• Stay hydrated and wear sunscreenThe most recent study showswhen ambient (air) temperaturesreach 120° F, surfaces can reach up to 170° F, causing deep burns in a matter of seconds.AIR TEMP. CONCRETE TEMP.111º 147º97º 137º85º 124ºLBC-2017-0007(050624)6
Please scan the QR Code to register or for additional information.Please scan the QR Code to register or for additional information.Please scan the QR Code to register or for additional information. Complimentary Summer Classes for KidsCreative Flow Jr.Help your young ones fi nd their inner artist while learning new skills in practicing mindfulness and relaxation. (Recommended for kids 12 and older.)Thursday, July 9, 2 p.m. - 4 p.m. Eating Made Fun with the Teaching KitchenJoin us in the Teaching Kitchen for a hands-on class featuring simple, kid-friendly recipes and healthy snack ideas that the whole family will love. In this interactive session, we’ll share easy recipes that are great for keeping kids engaged in the kitchen while building healthy eating habits. (Families encouraged to attend, light bites included) (All Ages)Friday, July 24, 11 a.m. - noonExplore and Learn PlaygroupJoin a Developmental Specialist from NEIS for an hour of music, art, story time, hands-on activities and play! For children 1 to 3 years old. Siblings are also welcome and encouraged to participate!Wednesdays, May 6 and May 20,10 a.m. - 11 a.m.Library Story TimeJoin staff from the Spring Valley Library for group story time, music and song, and arts and crafts! (Ages 0-5)Wednesdays, June 10, July 8 and August 12, 10 a.m. - 11 a.m. Safe @ HomeSay goodbye to the babysitter! Help your tween learn the skills they need to be safe at home alone. (Grades 4-6)Friday, June 26, 9 a.m. - 10:30 a.m. or Saturday, July 11, 2:30 p.m. - 4 p.m.Safe SitterLearn the basics of babysitting and life-saving skills, including CPR and how to rescue someone who is choking. (Grades 6-8)Friday, May 29, or Monday, July 20, 9 a.m. - 3 p.m.Please scan the QR Code to register or for additional information.Please scan the QR Code to register or for additional information.Please scan the QR Code to register or for additional information.7
For more information and to register,call 702-383-SELF (7353), scan the QR code or visit umcsn.com/HLI.Are Your Prepared?Led by a team of veteran dads, this class gives expectant and new dads a chance to talk and learn from other men about being fathers. Dads will learn and discuss:· Baby Essentials· Baby Feeding· Labor and Delivery Expectations· Supportive Parenting· Post-partum CareJuly 6 | 5 – 7 p.m.Ask Questions | Discuss Concerns | Gain Confi dence Prepare For The Best Time Of Your Life!HIV AFFECTS EVERYONE.HIV AFFECTS EVERYONE.TO SCHEDULE YOUR APPOINTMENT FOR YOUR FREE HIV TEST,CALL 702-207-TESTHelp us end HIV in Nevada by getting tested,even if you don't think you're at risk.Getting tested is the first step in protecting your health and the health of those you care about.Specialized Treatment and Prevention for Our Community8
For more information and to register:702-383-7353 (SELF) , scan the QR code or go to umcsn.com/Healthy-Living-InstituteComplimentary Health & Wellness ClassesFor more information and to register,call 702-383-SELF (7353), scan the QR code or visit umcsn.com/HLI.For more information and to register,call 702-383-SELF (7353), scan the QR code or visit umcsn.com/HLI. 9 Senior Celebrations✅ New Classes? Virtual Class AvailableWellness & Lifestyle ClassesAARP Safe Driver CourseSign up for a great class that will teach you how to adapt to changes in yourself, the laws, the car and the road. Refresh your driving skills and discover proven methods to keep you and your loved ones safe on the road. By taking this class, you may be eligible for up to three years of insurance discounts.Class fees: $20 for AARP members; $25 for nonmembers. Payment only by cash or check made to AARP. Come 15 minutes early to complete paperwork. Please bring your AARP card and driver’s license.Fridays, May 8, June 12, July 10 or August 14, 9 a.m. - 1 p.m. Adult CPR/AED TrainingJoin us for a free, hands-on American Heart Association Family and Friends® CPR/AED training. Learn how to recognize an emergency, perform CPR and use an AED. No certification required — everyone can learn to save a life!Monday, May 18 or Friday, July 17, 3 p.m. - 4 p.m. Conversation Maps®Diabetes EducationConversation Maps®, recognized by the American Diabetes Association, is now offered at the Healthy Living Institute at UMC to promote interactive discussions in a small-group setting of people living with diabetes. Each map addresses a different topic area to assist with self-management of the disease. Light refreshments will be served.Please call 702-383-SELF (7353) for information about our Spanish-speaking class series.Second Tuesday of every month11 a.m. - 2 p.m.Creative Flow Jr.Help your young ones find their inner artist while learning new skills in practicing mindfulness and relaxation. (Recommended for kids 12 and older.)Thursday, July 9, 2 p.m. - 4 p.m. Enhance®Fitness Enhance®Fitness focuses on dynamic cardiovascular exercise, strength training, balance and flexibility — everything older adults need to maintain health and function as they age. Balance exercises are included throughout the class.Tuesdays & Thursdays, 9:30 a.m. - 10:30 a.m.First Aid and CPR for PetsLearn basic first aid skills for common pet medicalemergencies and how to provide CPR to your cat ordog. This class is not a certification course.Friday, July 10, 3 p.m. - 4:30 p.m.Heart HealthyHeart disease is a leading cause of death in the United States for both men and women. You can take important steps to protect your heart and stay healthy. Join us to uncover how lifestyle shifts influence your blood pressure, weight and cholesterol to meet your heart health goals. Those who complete the four-part series will receive a heart-healthy gift!Mondays, May 11,18, 25 and June 1, 11 a.m. - noon Are Your Prepared?Led by a team of veteran dads, this class gives expectant and new dads a chance to talk and learn from other men about being fathers. Dads will learn and discuss:· Baby Essentials· Baby Feeding· Labor and Delivery Expectations· Supportive Parenting· Post-partum CareJuly 6 | 5 – 7 p.m.Ask Questions | Discuss Concerns | Gain Confi dence Prepare For The Best Time Of Your Life!
Complimentary Health & Wellness ClassesFor more information and to register,call 702-383-SELF (7353), scan the QR code or visit umcsn.com/HLI. 10 Senior Celebrations✅ New Classes? Virtual Class AvailableHeartsaver CPR/AED and First Aid-Adult and ChildThe American Heart Association’s Heartsaver CPR/AED course trains participants to provide CPR and use an automated external defibrillator (AED). This course is designed for anyone with little or no medical training who needs a course completion card for their job, or to meet a regulatory requirement (e.g., OSHA). Please note that a payment of $50 is required via credit or debit card. Please arrive 15 minutes prior to submit payment. By registering, you are securing a seat in this limited-seat class. If you cannot make it, please call 702-383-SELF (7353).Tuesday, May 12, 3 p.m. - 6 p.m.Monday, July 13, 3 p.m. - 6 p.m.Stepping On: Fall Prevention WorkshopThe goal of this seven-week series of workshops is to build confidence and reduce falls among older adults. Work with trained facilitators and experts covering topics such as balance and strength, vision, medications, community safety and home hazards to reduce the risk of falls. Those who complete the series will receive fall prevention tools! Seven-Week Workshop: Wednesdays, July 15 - August 26,1 p.m. - 3 p.m.Stop The Bleed®These sessions provide valuable information about the steps necessary to stop severe bleeding with the appropriate use of pressure, dressing and tourniquets while waiting for emergency responders to arrive.Monday, May 18 or Friday, July 17, 2 p.m. - 3 p.m.Toxic Stress Part I: Stress and the BrainParticipants will get an in-depth look at the neuroscience of stress and the different types of stress while gaining a deeper understanding of Adverse Childhood Experiences (ACEs). Participants will also leave with knowledge of behaviors caused by high levels of stress and action items to increase protective factors to mitigate the negative effects of adversity. Light refreshments provided.Thursday, June 11, 11 a.m. - noon . Toxic Stress Part II: Preventing Harmful StressParticipants will learn different strategies to prevent harmful stress using a public health approach. This will include discussing Positive Childhood Experiences (PCEs), developing healthy coping strategies and a deeper dive into promoting protective factors. Participants will also gain a deeper understanding of brain function and the adoption of high-risk behaviors, including the lasting effects of toxic stress and actions to mitigate the effects of harmful stress. Light refreshments provided.Thursday, June 18, 11 a.m. - noonExclusive Senior Celebrations Events Lunch & Learn: Most Common Age-Related Eye ConditionsJoin Jeff Villena, OD, as he discusses glaucoma, macular degeneration, diabetic retinopathy, floaters and dry eyes. He will focus on early detection, prevention and the latest treatment options. The goal is to raise awareness of warning signs, better understand your vision and how your eyes feel, and learn proactive steps to protect your most precious sensory gift: sight. Lunch will be provided.Tuesday, July 7, noon. - 1 p.m.
For more information and to register:702-383-7353 (SELF) , scan the QR code or go to umcsn.com/Healthy-Living-InstituteComplimentary Health & Wellness ClassesFor more information and to register,call 702-383-SELF (7353), scan the QR code or visit umcsn.com/HLI.For more information and to register,call 702-383-SELF (7353), scan the QR code or visit umcsn.com/HLI. 11 Senior Celebrations✅ New Classes? Virtual Class Available Senior Celebrations✅ New Classes? Virtual Class Available Mental Health and Stigma Join members of National Alliance on Mental Illness for a one-hour presentation on the basics of mental health, mental health statistics in Nevada, related stigmas, harmful effects of stigmas and how to break the misconceptions.Friday, July 31, noon. - 1 p.m. Master Gardener: Indoor Houseplants Join us for a fun and informative class with Master Gardner Sandy Clark. She will discuss plants that do well indoors and which plants to avoid.Friday, July 17, 10 a.m. - 11 a.m. Senior Celebrations Movie EventJoin the staff of the Healthy Living Institute at UMC for a free Exclusive Movie Event at Galaxy Cannery Luxury+ Theater. Register online or call 702-383-SELF (7353).Wednesday, July 8, 10 a.m. - 1 p.m. Strong Liver, Stronger YouA healthy liver supports a healthy life. Please join UMC’s Mahmoud Mogadam MSN, APRN, FNP-BC, as we explore how aging affects liver function, risk factors for liver disease and lifestyle choices to promote liver health.Friday, May 22, 10 a.m. - 11 a.m. Tai Ji Quan: Moving for Better BalanceThis course is designed to improve balance, strength and mobility while promoting the mindbody connection. This class focuses on building core stability and flexibility to prevent falls among seniors. Mondays, 9:30 a.m. - 10:30 a.m. For Parents and Families Baby Basics: UnderstandingYour NewbornJoin us to learn the essentials of parenting a newborn from birth to 6 weeks. This class covers newborn care and helpful facts for new parents on infant behavior, safe sleep, recognizing illnessand comforting techniques. *Free booklet and companion web app. Materiales bilingües en Español a pedido.Wednesday, July 15, 5 p.m. - 7p.m.Thursday, August 27, 5 p.m. - 7 p.m.Breastfeeding PreparationAttend this informative class to build your confidence by learning what you need to get off to a good start on your journey to breastfeeding success. *Free booklet and companion web app. Materiales bilingües en Español a pedido.Fridays, June 12,or August 21, 5 p.m.- 7 p.m.Car Seat InspectionsDid you know that three out of four car seats are installed incorrectly? The Healthy Living Institute at UMC is proud to offer free car seat education and inspections from certified technicians. Please email us at [email protected] or call 702-383-SELF (7353) for more information about scheduling your personal education session and inspection. Childbirth BasicsThis class is designed to educate parents about the childbirth process. We will discuss both medicated and non-medicated forms of pain control. We encourage parents to take this course in their seventh or eighth month of pregnancy. *Free booklet and companion web app. Materiales bilingües en Español a pedido.Tuesday, June 16, or Monday, August 3, 5 p.m. - 8 p.m.
Complimentary Health & Wellness ClassesFor more information and to register,call 702-383-SELF (7353), scan the QR code or visit umcsn.com/HLI. 12 Senior Celebrations✅ New Classes? Virtual Class AvailableEating Made Fun Join us in the Teaching Kitchen for a hands-on class featuring simple, kid-friendly recipes and healthy snack ideas that the whole family will love. In this interactive session, we’ll share easy recipes that are great for keeping kids engaged in the kitchen while building healthy eating habits. Grandparents are encouraged to bring their grandkids along! Together, you’ll prepare a hands-on recipe that everyone can participate in and enjoy. Light bites and tastings will be served!Friday, July 24, 11 a.m. - noon Infant &Child CPR- Family and Friends©This American Heart Association Family and Friends® class teaches family members how to be lifesavers with infant and child CPR skills.Friday, May 22 or July 24, 2 p.m. - 4 p.m.Infant Massage: Soothing TechniquesLooking for ways to relax and bond with your baby? Learn to know when and how to give an infant massage. These techniques will help calm, relax, promote sleep and enhance bonding between caregiver and infant. This class can be taken prior to delivery or with infants up to 1 year of age.Wednesday, May 27, 5 p.m. - 6 p.m.Library Story TimeJoin staff from the Spring Valley Library for storytime. This fun playdate helps introduce yourchild to books, rhymes and rhythm, music andsong, arts and crafts, and being in a group.All ages welcome. Wednesdays, June 10, July 8 and August 12, 10 a.m. - 11 a.m.Rookie Dad AcademyThis class led by a team of veteran dads will give expectant or new dads a chance to talk with other men about being a father. Dads will learn baby basics, ask questions, discuss concerns, gain confidence and prepare for the best time of their lives — being a dad! Pizza will be served. We encourage dads to bring their babies.Thursday, June 25, 5 p.m. - 7 p.m.Safe@Home®Safe@Home is a 90-minute class designed for students in grades 4 to 6 that provides important safety training to help them be prepared to stay home alone. They will learn about basic first aid, how to handle common household emergencies and how to practice safe habits.Friday, June 26, 9 a.m. - 10:30 a.m.Saturday, July 11, 2:30 p.m. - 4 p.m.Safe Sitter®Safe Sitter is for children 11 to 14 years old and teaches them how to be safe when they’re watching younger siblings or babysitting. Students learn life-saving skills such as how to rescue someone who’s choking, how to perform CPR and helpful information like what to do if there’s severe weather. *Online registration. No walk-ins. Friday, May 29, or Monday, July 20, 9 a.m. - 3 p.m.Support Groups Joint CampJoin us for this one-hour class designed for a patient and a coach (support person) before undergoing joint replacement surgery at UMC. To schedule for this class, please contact our Orthopedic Nurse Navigator at 702-224-7131.Thursdays, 1 p.m. - 2:30 p.m.
For more information and to register:702-383-7353 (SELF) , scan the QR code or go to umcsn.com/Healthy-Living-InstituteComplimentary Health & Wellness ClassesFor more information and to register,call 702-383-SELF (7353), scan the QR code or visit umcsn.com/HLI.For more information and to register,call 702-383-SELF (7353), scan the QR code or visit umcsn.com/HLI. 13 Senior Celebrations✅ New Classes? Virtual Class Available Senior Celebrations✅ New Classes? Virtual Class AvailableCHARLESTON BLVD.RANCHO DRIVE TONOPAH AVE. SHADOW LANERANCHO LANEPINTO LANEWELLNESS WAY901MAP-2024-0001CHARLESTON BLVD.RANCHO DRIVE TONOPAH AVE. SHADOW LANERANCHO LANEPINTO LANEWELLNESS WAY901MAP-2024-0001CHARLESTON BLVD.RANCHO DRIVE TONOPAH AVE. SHADOW LANERANCHO LANEPINTO LANEWELLNESS WAY901MAP-2024-0001CHARLESTON BLVD.RANCHO DRIVE TONOPAH AVE. SHADOW LANERANCHO LANEPINTO LANEWELLNESS WAY901MAP-2024-0001CHARLESTON BLVD.RANCHO DRIVE TONOPAH AVE. SHADOW LANERANCHO LANEPINTO LANEWELLNESS WAY901MAP-2024-0001CHARLESTON BLVD.RANCHO DRIVE TONOPAH AVE. SHADOW LANERANCHO LANEPINTO LANEWELLNESS WAY901MAP-2024-0001Ostomy Las Vegas Support GroupJoin us for a monthly ostomy support group, providing support in English and Spanish. Please call 702-383-1853 or email [email protected] to register.Every 2nd Wednesday of the month, 5:30 p.m. - 7:30 p.m.No Meetings in July and AugustUMC Wellness Center Women's HIV Support GroupJoin us for an afternoon of food, conversation, activities, games and prize drawings. Feel free to bring your children. Thursday, May 14, 4 p.m. - 5 p.m.Vegas Milk LoungeJoin our peer-to-peer perinatal support group facilitated by the Southern Nevada Breastfeeding Coalition at the Healthy Living Institute at UMC. We welcome new and expectant parents who are interested in and/or have questions about feeding their babies.Wednesdays, 11a.m. - noonClases en Español Conversation Maps®Educación de la diabetesEl Healthy Living Institute en UMC ofrece clases gratis Conversation Maps®, Educación y autocontrol de la diabetes previendo un grupo de conversación pequeño para gente que tiene diabetes. Cada mapa o modulo trata un tema diferente para ayudarle con el auto-control de la enfermedad. Esta clase es ofrecida en 3 semanas.Por favor, llame para consultar fechas y horarios.
901 Rancho Lane, Suite 180, Las Vegas, NV 89106Your heart is in the right place.With the latest breakthroughs in clinical technology and ateam of industry-leading specialists, UMC is standing by 24/7to deliver the complete cardiovascular care you deserve.From Nevada’s most complex cases to routine procedures,we offer a full suite of services to support the best possiblemedical outcomes. Through Nevada’s ONLY cardiologyfellowship program, we’re also building the next generationof experts to care for our community.Comprehensive Care for Your Heart:• Interventional Cardiology• Cardiovascular Surgery• Full-Service Electrophysiology• Structural Heart Program• Chest Pain Center• Dedicated Intensive Care Unit• Cardiovascular Rehabilitation• Heart Failure Clinic