From the President
As a facility dedicated to health care, one of our goals at Holland Hospital is to empower you to take control of your health as much as possible. We hope this information helps you do just that. More >

Persistent Bladder Trouble Could Be Interstitial Cystitis
A chronic and often severe inflammation of the bladder wall, interstitial cystitis is estimated to affect between 750,000 and 1 million Americans – most of them women. Learn more about this elusive condition. More >

The Season for SAD
While the dreary days of winter might dampen anyone's spirit, seasonal affective disorder, or SAD, is a major depressive illness that can negatively affect personal relationships and family and work life. More >

Outwitting Your Appetite
If you've resolved to start the new year off right with healthy eating habits, a few simple tips can help you outsmart your appetite and keep your diet – and waistline – in check. More >

Ask the Expert
Learn more about shingles, a painful nerve and skin infection caused by the chickenpox virus, and the new vaccine to help fight it. More >

Gastroenterology: Keeping Digestion Running Smoothly
Annually, about 60 million to 70 million Americans are affected by digestive diseases. Holland Hospital's gastroenterologists help residents keep their digestive systems running smoothly. More >

Sleep Easy for a Healthier Heart
A good night's sleep helps maintain your mental and physical health. But if you snore and usually wake up tired, you might have obstructive sleep apnea (OSA). Besides robbing your body of essential sleep, OSA can lead to more serious heart problems later in life if left untreated. More >

New Physicians
Learn more about new physicians on the Holland Hospital medical staff. More >

Telemonitoring Improves At-Home Care
Imagine a future where you could transmit your vital signs and symptoms for expert evaluation without leaving home or waiting for a home care visit. That future is now. More >