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Older adults deserve to live longer, productive, independent lives. And they deserve high-quality health care from experts who understand their changing needs. Our specialists, board-certified in geriatrics and internal medicine, work with older patients and their families and caregivers to manage multiple, complex conditions that can be disabling. Coordinating that care, too, becomes our priority, from routine doctor’s visits and outpatient treatment to inpatient hospital stays and home care. We consider your needs and preferences so that together we can provide the best, most effective care possible.
Bridgeport Hospital
Greenwich Hospital
Yale New Haven Hospital
Northeast Medical Group
Bridgeport Hospital
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Go To MyChartYale New Haven Health’s state-of-the-art Irving and Alice Brown Teaching Kitchen provides participants the unique opportunity to take culinary medicine classes, in-person or online via live streaming. Participants will work side-by-side with a chef and registered dietitian, learning to create foods which are both delicious and promote wellness. Classes focus on how food and meal preparation can help manage medical conditions such as diabetes, reflux, irritable bowel syndrome, celiac disease, ulcerative colitis, Crohn’s disease and more.
The Irving and Alice Brown Teaching Kitchen is also an important part of our patients’ weight-loss journey. Customized classes are offered for those who are part of our Center for Weight Management, including those who are preparing for, or have had bariatric surgery, or are part of our medical weight management program.
Patients are referred to the Teaching Kitchen by their providers and there is no cost to participate.
Yale New Haven Health is proud to be affiliated with the prestigious Yale University and its highly ranked Yale School of Medicine.
Yale New Haven Health’s state-of-the-art Irving and Alice Brown Teaching Kitchen provides participants the unique opportunity to take culinary medicine classes, in-person or online via live streaming. Participants will work side-by-side with a chef and registered dietitian, learning to create foods which are both delicious and promote wellness. Classes focus on how food and meal preparation can help manage medical conditions such as diabetes, reflux, irritable bowel syndrome, celiac disease, ulcerative colitis, Crohn’s disease and more.
The Irving and Alice Brown Teaching Kitchen is also an important part of our patients’ weight-loss journey. Customized classes are offered for those who are part of our Center for Weight Management, including those who are preparing for, or have had bariatric surgery, or are part of our medical weight management program.
Patients are referred to the Teaching Kitchen by their providers and there is no cost to participate.
Bridgeport Hospital
Greenwich Hospital
Yale New Haven Hospital
Northeast Medical Group
Bridgeport Hospital
