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Webinar Wednesday

Webinar Wednesdays are held once a month - generally on the first Wednesday of of the month.

Each presentation is 30 minutes and is held from noon to 12:30, so you can lunch, learn and ask the presenter questions following the webinar.

Webinars are complimentary and open to new and current patients.

Heart Health

February 5, 2025

February is Heart Month! In this webinar, Dr. Mehran Massumi, Interventional Cardiology, will provide tips on how to keep your heart healthy by adopting sustainable behaviors. In addition, he will go over the most common heart-related chronic illnesses and their risk factors. Dr. Massumi will also answer audience questions.

Colorectal Cancer

March 5, 2025

March is National Colorectal Cancer Awareness Month! In this webinar, Dr. German Mendoza, Surgery, will discuss the types of colorectal cancer, symptoms to watch out for, and when and how to get screened. Dr. Mendoza will also answer audience questions.

Alcohol, Tobacco, and Other Addictions

April 2, 2025

April is National Alcohol Awareness Month! In this webinar, Dr. Biren Patel, Behavioral Medicine, will give an overview of alcohol addiction and the signs and symptoms of other common addictions. In addition, he will highlight some resources available to help those who are experiencing addiction. Dr. Patel will also answer audience questions. 

Keeping Up with Your Blood Pressure

May 7, 2025

May is National High Blood Pressure Education Month! In this webinar, Dr. Stephen Thomas, Family Medicine, will give an overview of hypertension and the benefits of maintaining a healthy blood pressure. Dr. Thomas will also answer audience questions.

Healthy Kids 101

June 4, 2025

Learn the basics on children’s health in this webinar with a Kelsey-Seybold physician. They will cover important milestones, common illnesses and conditions affecting children, and best practices for encouraging kids to develop healthy habits. The physician will also answer audience questions.

Vaccines: How They Work & What’s New!

August 6, 2025

Vaccines are one of the most important public health advances in history. Learn how vaccines protect your health in this webinar with a Kelsey-Seybold physician. The physician will give an overview of how vaccines work and answer audience questions.

Caring for Your Mental Health

September 3, 2025

It’s crucial to take care of your mental health. In this webinar, A Kelsey-Seybold provider will review the mental health impacts of stress, anxiety and depression. In addition, they will discuss treatment options for common mental health concerns. The physician will also answer audience questions.

Breast Cancer

October 1, 2025

October is Breast Cancer Awareness Month! Learn about the types of breast cancer and risk factors in this webinar with a Kelsey-Seybold physician. They’ll provide tips for prevention and information about recommended screenings and treatment. The physician will also answer audience questions.

Diabetes Prevention and Control

November 5, 2025

November is Diabetes Awareness Month! Get the facts on how diabetes develops in this webinar with a Kelsey-Seybold physician. They will discuss the healthy lifestyle choices that are crucial to preventing or managing diabetes and answer audience questions.

Subtract the Added Sugar

December 3, 2025

Learn how added sugars are sneaking into your diet in this webinar with a Kelsey-Seybold physician. They will discuss the different types of sugars, ways to identify added sugars in your diet, and provide tips on how to reduce sugar cravings. The physician will also answer audience questions.

Past Webinars

Miss a webinar? The button below will take you to our archive where you can watch recordings of all our previous webinars.

We make scheduling easy for you

You can schedule appointments through our secure patient portal, MyKelseyOnline, or call our 24/7 Contact Center at 713-442-0427. Virtual Visit options are also available to all new and current patients.