Our Pregnancy Loss Support Group meets on the second Wednesday of each month. This group offers a drop-in model for women and partners who have experienced a loss of a baby through miscarriage, unexpected pregnancy outcome, stillbirth, or early infant death. Groups are facilitated by experienced...

Our Pregnancy Loss Support Group meets on the second Wednesday of each month. This group offers a drop-in model for women and partners who have experienced a loss of a baby through miscarriage, unexpected pregnancy outcome, stillbirth, or early infant death. Groups are facilitated by experienced...

Breathing problems caused by seasonal allergies can distract us from identifying more serious lung concerns, like COPD and emphysema. Join The Friends of South Shore Health for this informative session on allergies, common lung diseases, and available medical treatments. Our presenter will be South...

Give the gift of life by joining us at South Shore Hospital for a whole blood and red cell blood drive for the Rhode Island Blood Center! Appointments are required and can be conveniently scheduled online. To schedule your appointment, please visit the Rhode Island Blood Center website. All donors...

Whether you are new to living with an ostomy or years into your journey, South Shore Hospital’s Ostomy Support Group welcomes you to come share stories, ask questions, and build confidence. The support group is free and is for individuals who have a colostomy, ileostomy, or urostomy, and wish to...

Whether you are new to living with an ostomy or years into your journey, South Shore Hospital’s Ostomy Support Group welcomes you to come share stories, ask questions, and build confidence. The support group is free and is for individuals who have a colostomy, ileostomy, or urostomy, and wish to...

Whether you are new to living with an ostomy or years into your journey, South Shore Hospital’s Ostomy Support Group welcomes you to come share stories, ask questions, and build confidence. The support group is free and is for individuals who have a colostomy, ileostomy, or urostomy, and wish to...

Skin texture and tone change with age, and after 50 is when people often start to notice spots, rough or crusty patches, and bruising. While some changes are harmless, others should be examined by a doctor. Join The Friends of South Shore Health and Bilal Fawaz, MD for an informative discussion on...