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ForwardMaternity Tour: Dallas - In Person (In-Person Patient Tour)
This interactive tour provides the expectant couple an opportunity to become familiar with labor & delivery, as well as the Postpartum and Nursery Units. All questions are welcomed.
NOTE:
Pre-registration is required. These tours are very popular and have limited space, do NOT enroll in more than one tour. Childbirth classes include a tour, you do not need to enroll in a standalone tour separately.
Category
- Women's Health
Format
- In-Person
Credits
Cost $0.00
Wired for Life - Dallas - In-Person (In-Person Patient Class)
The Dallas electrophysiology department team provides you with the education, guidance, and encouragement you need to live a healthy life with your implantable cardioverter defibrillator (ICD). Learn from registered nurses and others about living with an ICD through a class specifically designed for you and your loved ones.
Category
- Heart and Vascular
Format
- In-Person
Credits
Cost $0.00
Hospital Tour: College Station (In-Person Maternity Tour)
Our hospital tour offers expectant parents and siblings a chance to prepare for the big day by becoming familiar with the birth environment. You'll get a guided look at our facilities, and we'll answer any questions to help ease anxiety and make the experience more comfortable and enjoyable.
This tour is offered at no cost and is a great way to feel more confident and ready for your hospital stay.
Please note: Tours are also included as part of the childbirth preparation class.
Breastfeeding Class: College Station (In-Person Patient Class)
This class is designed for expectant parents and focuses on both the joys and common concerns of breastfeeding. You'll learn about the benefits for both mother and baby, how to initiate feedings, maintain a healthy milk supply, and navigate common challenges.
Topics also include:
• Combining breastfeeding with returning to work
• Expressing and safely storing breast milk
• Practical tips for a successful breastfeeding experience
Whether you're planning to breastfeed or just exploring your options, this class offers supportive, evidence-based guidance to help you feel confident and prepared.
Leap for Life (Online Patient Webinar)
LEAPFORLIFE® is a FREE wellness and disease prevention education program designed for anyone at risk of cardiovascular disease and their family. During these webinars, you will receive practical and easy-to-understand information about lifestyle management to reduce your risk of developing future heart problems.
Sessions will be offered as webinars via Zoom. Register for the best date and time for your schedule. An email reminder that includes login details will be sent 24 hours before the class.
Category
- Heart and Vascular
Format
- Online
Credits
Cost $0.00
2025 Clinician Corner - Solitary erythematous round nodule with a hemorrhagic crust on the posterior shoulder
Primary cutaneous CD4+ small/medium-sized pleomorphic T-cell lymphoproliferative disorder (PCMS-TCL) is a rare skin condition. We present a 67-year-old patient with a growing lesion on the shoulder that was diagnosed as PCMS-TCL. The patient was otherwise healthy without systemic involvement. The lesion was surgically excised, and no recurrence occurred. PCMS-TCL has an excellent prognosis, unlike other cutaneous lymphomas. This case highlights the importance of crafting a comprehensive differential diagnosis that incorporates any possibilities of rare disorders like PCMS-TCL to avoid unnecessary treatment.
2025 Clinician Corner - Choreoathetosis as a rare complication of paraneoplastic syndrome: a case report in small cell lung cancer with positive anti-Hu antibodies
Choreoathetosis is a rare complication of paraneoplastic syndrome, particularly associated with small cell lung cancer. We report a case of an elderly woman with small cell lung cancer who was diagnosed with choreoathetosis due to autoimmune-mediated paraneoplastic syndrome. The differential diagnoses for focal neurological deficits such as stroke, immunotherapy-related toxicity, radiation-induced toxicity, and brain metastasis were considered but the presence of onconeural antibodies made paraneoplastic syndrome a more likely diagnosis. Management of choreoathetosis in paraneoplastic syndrome can be challenging, with limited treatment options available.
Childbirth Essentials - College Station (In-Person Patient Class)
This one-day class is designed to prepare new mothers and their birth partners for the childbirth experience. You'll receive practical information and guidance to help you feel more confident and informed as you approach labor and delivery.
Topics include:
• The stages and progression of labor
• Pain control options, including natural techniques
• What to expect during a cesarean birth
• Specific practices and procedures at Labor & Delivery | Baylor Scott & White Medical Center – College Station
Baby Care Class: College Station (In-Person Patient Class)
Get ready for parenthood with confidence! This hands-on class is designed to support new and expectant parents as they learn the basics of infant care. You’ll gain practical knowledge on topics such as:
• Guidelines for safe sleep
• Diapering
• Car seat safety
• Feeding
• Bathing
• And much more!
Invaluable parenting tips and resources will help build your parenting skills.
Category
- Pediatric Care
Format
- In-Person
Credits
Cost $0.00
Postpartum Health & Baby Care Online Class: College Station (Online Patient Course)
This interactive online course covers essential information for the first two weeks after birth, including taking care of yourself, caring for your newborn, and feeding your baby. It also highlights important warning signs, so you know when to call for help.
Allow about 2 hours to complete.