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Registration is required by calling (818) 885-5488. All classes are free unless noted. Follow links on the right for additional community education classes and support groups. (Updated February 2010.)

Learn how to prepare for earthquakes and other emergencies by visiting our Family Safety & Emergency Planning page. Plus, learn steps to help stop the flu and many infectious diseases before they happen!

Learn CPR!
Saturday, March 20,
9 a.m. to 2 p.m.
Registration 8:30 a.m.
Education Auditorium
A free* CPR Blitz class teaches participants adult CPR and how to help choking victims. Attendees receive an instruction book and participation card (non-certified CPR). 
Pre-registration required by calling 818-885-EKGS
*$25 deposit: Full refund to those who attend the class.
No refunds for those who register and do not attend.
Please note “registration for CPR Blitz” on your check.

Send check to: Northridge Hospital, 18300 Roscoe Blvd., Northridge, CA 91328.
Attn.: Su-Su Mai, CardioVascular Dept. 

Healthy Hearts and the City Ladies’ Night Out
Wednesday, March 31
, 6 to 8:30 p.m.
Education Auditorium
Space is limited. For reservations, please call 818-885-EKGS.
Receive essential heart-healthy information and free health screenings.
Pamper yourself with free: Manicures

  • Eyebrow shaping
  • Hairstyling
  • Cholesterol screenings
  • Blood pressure screenings
  • Hors d’oeuvres and refreshments will be served

Parkinson’s Pathways IV:
New Advances in Treatment & Research
Saturday, March 27,
1 to 4 p.m.
(Complimentary luncheon Noon to 1 p.m.)
Education Auditorium
Presented by the American Parkinson Disease Association Regional Information & Referral Center; and Ronald B. Ziman, MD, FACP, Medical Director, I & R Center at CARE in Northridge.
Join us for our fourth annual Parkinson’s Pathways Symposium where Ronald B. Ziman, MD, FACP, will discuss new advances in treatment and offer a wealth of insight into ways to help manage the disease. We will also explore the various therapies (physical, speech & swallowing, occupational) involved in the management of Parkinson’s. 
Space is limited. Registration is required by calling 818-885-8623 or 866-499-2732.

 
 

Smoking Cessation Informational Packet
To receive a free smoking cessation packet by mail, please call (818) 885-8500, ext. 2707. The packet includes tips on how to quit and stay smoke free.

Spinal Cord Injury Education
A series of 15 classes for spinal cord injury patients and their families. Schedule varies, call (818) 885-8500, ext. 3656.

Cardiac Rehabilitation
Cardiac rehabilitation is an important step in resuming a full and active lifestyle for people with heart disease. This program provides structured exercise, education and support by registered nurses and dieticians. Admission to the 12- week cardiac rehabilitation program after heart procedures requires a physician’s referral and is covered by insurance. Call 818-885-5489 for more information.

Keep Your Arteries Clear and FREE Stroke Screening
Wednesday, March 24,
10 a.m. Lecture
Free Stroke Screening between 9:30 to 10 a.m. plus 11 to 11:30 a.m.
Classrooms 3 & 4
Presented by Sarah Arnstein, RD, and Health Educator with HealthCare Partners’ Health Enhancement Dept.
Learn about cholesterol management, factors that affect cholesterol levels and how healthy food choices can help you prevent heart disease. Free stroke screening will be offered to participants before and after the class.
Please call Danezka at 818-838-4242 to register.

Joint Replacement Program, Coordination of Care
Thursday, March 18
, Classroom 3
Thursday, April 15, Education Auditorium
Thursday, April 29, Classrooms 1 & 2
Thursday, May 13, Classroom 3
Thursday, May 27, Education Auditorium
All classes start at 3 p.m.
Los Robles Homecare Services presents a pre-operative community seminar on knee and hip replacement surgery. This seminar is conducted by a Physical Therapist.
For more information or to reserve a space call Crystal Perry at 805-777-7234.

Protecting and Preserving Your Financial Well-Being/Durable Powers of Attorney
Friday, March 19, Friday, April 23, or May 14,
2:30 p.m. Education Auditorium (Lower Level)
Presented by Northridge Hospital Medical Center and Deanna Lyn Kwan, Attorney
Whether the current economy has thrown you for a financial “tizzy” or you think you're financially “sitting pretty,” this free presentation outlines financial “do’s” and don'ts” to assist you in ensuring your financial health. We'll discuss options with (and without) company retirement plans and financial durable powers of attorney. Representatives will be available to answer general questions. Includes free educational materials and light refreshments.
Registration Required: Please call Dee at 818-762-5522 and leave a message.

5K River Walk/Run Kids Fun Run
Sunday, April 11,
8:30 a.m.
Lake Balboa Park, Encino
Join us for the 8th Annual CATS Walk/Run to benefit sexual assault victims of the Center for Assault Treatment Services. Steve Cooley, L.A. County DA, will be honored with the Medal of Justice Award.  To become a sponsor, volunteer or participant, please visit the Center for Assault Treatment Services or call 818-785-3489.

Stroke Conference
Saturday, May 22,
1 to 4 p.m.
(Complimentary lunch Noon to 1 p.m.)
Education Auditorium
Presented by Ronald B. Ziman, MD, FACP, Medical Director, Northridge Hospital Stroke Center, and the Northridge Foundation for Neurological Research & Education
The community is invited to this thorough review of stroke prevention, warning signs, types of stroke and the importance of Northridge Hospital’s certification as an Advanced Primary Stroke Center – the only one in the central San Fernando Valley. We’ll also discuss diagnostic tools and cutting-edge techniques to pinpoint the source of the stroke, the best treatment option and rehabilitation techniques to help patients regain abilities and control of their lives. 
Space is limited. Registration is required by calling 818-349-2503, ext. 116

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