Walsh, Gregory C, MD

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Phone: (860) 521-8700

Address: 130 Loomis Dr, West Hartford, CT 06107

Website: http://westhartfordhealth.com

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General Practitioners

Osteoporosis
Arthritis
Medical Weight Loss
High Cholesterol
Immunizations
In general, Part B coverage relates to ancillary services such as physician services, lab work, x-rays, routine foot care, hearing and eye exams, immunizations, and therapy.

Ophthalmologists

Macular Degeneration
Cataracts
Common with age, cataracts occur when the eye’s lens becomes clouded. This change may not be noticeable at first but with time, older adults may find it challenging to read, drive and observe their surroundings. While certain lifestyle updates can help manage eye changes, many people need outpatient surgery to treat cataracts. How Do Cataracts…

Internal Medicine

Depression
Mental Health
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Psychiatry

Endocrinologist

Diabetes Care
Thyroid

X-Rays
Chemotherapy

Sciatica
Sacroiliac joint dysfunction: This condition affects the sacroiliac joints located on both sides of the lower spine. Similar to sciatica, pain typically occurs in the lower back and hip area, usually on one side of the body, and may spread to the groin or thigh. Older adults may also experience less flexibility in this region or notice more pain as they climb stairs or bend to pick up an object.
Wound Care
Our sub-acute rehabilitation unit is staffed by our own team of physical, occupational and speech therapists. Our nursing team also provides IV therapy and advanced wound care.
Bunions
Our feet experience a significant degree of wear and tear throughout our lives. This may result in calluses or bunions, chronic pain, aching and stiffness. For older adults, declining health and certain lifestyle factors also play a role, including diabetes and muscle atrophy. Foot issues can hinder your independence and affect overall health, so be…

Frostbite
The winter season poses hazards for people of all ages. Slippery surfaces that increase fall risks are one common concern, particularly for older adults. Seniors are more vulnerable due to age-related changes like decreased muscle mass and mobility. Fragile bones make falls more serious, while frostbite and hypothermia risks are also elevated. When you travel…
Calluses

Physical Therapists

Physical Therapy
Generally, your doctor will recommend imaging to diagnose the issue and follow up with a few physical therapy sessions to improve your posture, help you better manage pain or adapt to age-related changes.
Occupational Therapy
Back Pain
Geriatrics

General Podiatry
Bunions Problems
One-third of all Americans live with bunions. While not always considered a serious condition, bunions can become a physical burden for older adults and may be a sign the body is developing an inflammatory condition. For your own or a loved one’s health, here’s what you should keep in mind. What Are Bunions? A bunion…
Calluses

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