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NCH Medical Group offers virtual Men’s Health Event
This virtual webinar will be on signs, symptoms and treatment options for erectile dysfunction (ED).

On Tuesday, September 22 at 6 p.m. men can confidentially join a virtual webinar on signs, symptoms and treatment options for erectile dysfunction (ED). Participation is free, however, reservations are required to receive the event link.
Bethany Burge, M.D., an urologist with Northwest Community Healthcare (NCH) Medical Group will discuss causes of ED, including: prostate cancer surgery, diabetes, cardiovascular disease and obesity, as well as treatment options including penile prostheses.
Attendees will be able to anonymously tune in LIVE and ask questions.
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When registering, you will be asked to enter your name, but when you join the webinar you can remain anonymous. Register online today to reserve your spot. Space is limited.
After registering, you will receive a confirmation email containing information about joining the webinar.
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About Northwest Community Healthcare
Named one of Healthgrades™ America’s 250 best hospitals, Northwest Community Healthcare (NCH) is celebrating more than 60 years of exceptional care. The Arlington Heights campus is home to a 509-bed hospital with full-service retail pharmacy, behavioral health center and state-of-the-art NCH Wellness Center with spa.
Throughout the northwest suburbs, NCH has 23 doctor’s offices; five immediate care centers; seven physical rehabilitation sites; and 13 lab locations. Board-certified primary and specialty care physicians see 200,000 patients a year and the hospital treats 20,000 inpatients annually.
With a nationwide ranking in the top 5 percent for cardiac care, NCH also holds numerous distinctions for its breast care, pulmonology, GI, colorectal and neuroscience programs. Emergent care includes a Level II Trauma Center, Level III Neonatal Intensive Care Unit and dedicated pediatric emergency department.