St. Mary's Mini Podcasts
At St. Mary’s, we know that trusted health advice means more when it comes from someone who knows you and cares. That’s why we created Provider Mini Pods - short, conversational audio clips featuring our own providers sharing real, down-to-earth guidance on everyday health topics. Whether it’s managing stress, staying on top of screenings, or navigating chronic conditions, these bite-sized chats are designed to fit into your day and offer helpful insights straight from the people who care for you most. Because your health questions deserve more than just information, they deserve a familiar voice.
When to Worry: Fever, Coughs, and Common Childhood Symptoms
Presented By: Amy Evans, FNP
When your child has a fever or lingering cough, it can be hard to know what’s normal and what’s worth a call to the doctor. Amy Evans of Sacred Heart Primary Care walks through the everyday symptoms parents see all the time and the subtle signs that shouldn’t be overlooked. With clear, reassuring guidance, she helps take the guesswork out of common childhood illnesses so you can feel more confident in the moments that matter most.
Topic: Why Your Med List Matters More Than You Think
Presented by: Amanda Thomason, MD
Topic: Screen Time and Wellness in Children
Presented by: Jennifer Sutherland, NP
Topic: Wellness for Adults: Small Changes Make a Big Difference
Presented By: Christine Harr, NP
Christine Harr, NP of St. Mary's Family Medicine, emphasizes that improving adult wellness doesn’t require drastic changes; small, consistent habits can lead to meaningful long-term health benefits. By focusing on realistic, sustainable goals and building healthy routines over time, adults can enhance their energy, prevent chronic conditions, and improve their overall quality of life.
Topic: Preventing Diabetes before it Starts
Presented by: Alexander Duggan, MD
Topic: Chest Pain Doesn't Always Mean a Heart Attack... But it Might
Presented By: Devin Stephens, MD
Dr. Devin Stephens of St. Mary's Family Medicine explains that while chest pain can have many causes, it should never be ignored. It is important to recognize key warning signs to watch for, including pressure, shortness of breath, or pain that radiates to the arm or jaw. The message is clear: when it comes to chest pain, it’s always better to err on the side of caution and get evaluated promptly.