Cardiovascular Programs

GH @ GH signifies a program sponsored by Greenwich Health at Greenwich Hospital.

Register online for classes marked by the arrow icon. Online registration is available only for selected classes and events. Some classes, such as childbirth preparation, require personalized assistance through our Tender Beginnings program.

Diabetes Programs

Diabetes Support Group
This group meets monthly to discuss a variety of diabetes topics including eye health, neuropathy, foot care, heart health, self-management tools, and more. Sessions are held from 7-9pm in the Noble Conference Center. For more information call (203) 863-3929. FREE.

May 12 - “Healthy Skin and Diabetes”
Speaker: Ricahrd Connors, MD, Dermatologist

June 9 - “Neuropathy and Diabetes”
Speaker: Frederick Nahm, MD, PhD, Neurologist

Diabetes Resource Program
This useful service at our Cardiac Wellness Center will help you learn to manage your diabetes. Includes a medical library for research and education as well as support for physicians and healthcare professionals. Call (203) 863-3756.

“Stroke Alert: Lunch and Learn”
Frederick Nahm, MD, PhD, medical director of Greenwich Hospital’s stroke team, will discuss health factors associated with strokes, as well as lifestyle changes that can reduce the risk of strokes, and current treatment approaches. Held Wednesday, May 7, 12Noon–1pm in the Noble Conference Center. Light lunch included. To register, call (203) 863-4277 or (888) 305-9253. Or, register online. FREE.

“Stroke Overview”
Get the basics on stroke from nurse educator Kathy Carley Spanier, RN, MS, director of Greenwich Health at Greenwich Hospital. You’ll learn about risk factors, signs and symptoms, and when to call 911—as well as the value of emergency stroke treatment and timely medications. Held Thursday, May 15, 12Noon–1pm at the Port Chester Library. Light lunch included. To register, call (203) 863-4277 or (888) 305-9253. Or, register online. FREE.

Heart Health Education Group - GH @ GH
Presentation and discussion for people with heart disease and their loved ones, as well as anyone at risk for heart disease (high blood pressure, abnormal cholesterol, diabetes, etc.). Held Tuesdays every other month in the Noble Conference Center 6:30-8pm. Refreshments served. To register, call (203) 863-4277 or (888) 305-9253. Or, register online. FREE.

Tuesday. June 10
“Keeping Your Heart Healthy Now and Into the Future”
Speakers: Adam Messenger, MD, Steven Murphy, MD, Glenn Gandelman, MD, MPH, FACC
Three physicians will focus on heart health and how important it is to stay active, eat healthy, exercise and know your numbers for cholesterol, BMI and blood pressure.

Stroke Support Group
Stroke is one of the most feared life-threatening health problems. But it is also one of the most preventable – if you have the right information. Join this monthly support group to learn and share valuable information. Held monthly at the Eastern Greenwich Civic Center, 90 Harding Rd., Old Greenwich. Facilitated by Pat O’Sullivan, APRN. Next meetings: Thursdays, May 15 & June 19, 1-2pm. To register, call (203) 863-3792. FREE.

Community Blood Pressure Screenings - FREE! - GH @ GH
High blood pressure, or hypertension, is a major risk factor for coronary heart disease, stroke, kidney disease, heart attack, strained eyes or blindness. Symptoms usually don't occur until years of uncontrolled and undetected hypertension have already damaged an organ.

In Greenwich, Rye and Port Chester
For your convenience, our nurse will be on hand at the following locations to take your blood pressure and answer your health questions.

From 9am-12noon
Mondays:	Rye YMCA
Tuesdays:	Greenwich Hospital Cafeteria Atrium
Thursdays:	Healthy Living Center, 55 Holly Hill Lane
Fridays:	Hill House, Riverside
Additional hours: 1-4pm Mondays: Greenwich Library Health Information Center

First Wednesdays: Port Chester Library, 9am - Noon, May 7, June 4, July 2, August 6

Program Registration & Payments 

• Payment must be made by check or credit card at least one business day prior to the date a class begins. Instructors cannot transact payments or registrations.
• Only prepaid and pre-registered students may attend class. This applies to both new and continuing students.
• Please consult your physician prior to registration if you have concerns about participating in a program.