UH Services to Help with Healthy Habits
University Hospitals supports our patients in their journey toward a healthier life. We do this by offering educational resources and carefully structured programs to help them achieve their health goals.
Discuss health counseling with a UH primary care doctor.
Call 216-553-5343 to book an appointment.
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Weight Loss Management
UH offers an array of non-surgical weight loss programs and services, such as nutrition consultations, diet and meal replacement plans, lifestyle counseling and medication for weight loss.
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Behavioral Health Services
The UH Behavioral Health Institute has extensive expertise in diagnosing a range of psychological and behavioral health issues, including depression, anxiety, bipolar disorder, addiction and substance abuse.
Smoking Cessation
Talk with a smoking cessation specialist to provide practical and proven strategies to quit tobacco use.
Stress Management
The S.M.A.R.T. Program focuses on developing techniques to minimize the physiological and emotional effects of stress.
Mindfulness
University Hospitals Connor Whole Health offers an array of integrative health procedures performed by providers with experience in holistic medicine.
Exercise & Wellness
UH Avon Fitness Center and UH Brunner Sanden Deitrick Wellness Center in Mentor are medically based fitness centers that offer state-of-the-art fitness equipment, pools, group fitness classes and more.
Mental Health Services:
An Important Part of Primary Care
University Hospitals utilizes a multidisciplinary team model of primary care called Advanced Primary Care (APC) through which primary care providers cooperate with other UH healthcare professionals to manage all aspects of your health – including current and long-term mental, physical, functional and financial facets.
For the mental health facet of the APC model, we embed licensed social workers from our UH Behavioral Health Institute in our primary care offices to help recognize and treat mild to moderate behavioral health issues on-site whenever possible. These social workers also help with navigation from primary care to behavioral health hubs, where patients can get more specialized treatment if needed.
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Your Primary Care Provider Can Help Treat Your Mental Health, Too
Did you know that primary care providers, such as family doctors and internists, can play an important role in providing mental health services too?