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September 09, 2025
Lompoc Hospital hosting free lecture series on arthritis, neck and joint pain
Lompoc Valley Medical Center double board certified orthopedic spine surgeon Dr. Richard Rooney will hold a special three-part lecture series in September, October and November.
Lompoc residents suffering from arthritis, neck pain, or persistent joint discomfort are invited to a free lecture series hosted by Lompoc Valley Medical Center. The series, led by the hospital's own Dr. Richard Rooney, a double board-certified orthopedic spine surgeon, aims to educate the community on the causes, management, and potential treatments for these common ailments.
The three-part series will run throughout the fall, offering convenient learning opportunities in September, October, and November. Dr. Rooney will delve into the complexities of arthritis, a condition affecting millions and causing joint pain and stiffness. He will also address the often debilitating effects of neck pain, exploring its various origins and potential solutions. Furthermore, the lectures will cover a broad spectrum of joint pain issues, offering insights into diagnosis and available therapies.
“We are excited to offer this valuable resource to the Lompoc community,” a hospital spokesperson stated. “Dr. Rooney’s expertise in orthopedic spine surgery makes him uniquely qualified to lead these discussions and provide practical advice to those struggling with these conditions. Our goal is to empower individuals with the knowledge they need to make informed decisions about their health and well-being.”
The lectures are designed to be accessible to a general audience, regardless of their medical background. Attendees can expect clear explanations of medical terminology and ample opportunities to ask questions and engage with Dr. Rooney directly. While specific dates, times, and locations within Lompoc Valley Medical Center are yet to be formally announced, interested individuals are encouraged to monitor the hospital's website and local media outlets for updates. This free lecture series represents a significant commitment from Lompoc Valley Medical Center to provide accessible and informative healthcare resources to the community it serves, offering a chance for residents to learn from a leading expert and take proactive steps towards managing their pain and improving their quality of life.
The three-part series will run throughout the fall, offering convenient learning opportunities in September, October, and November. Dr. Rooney will delve into the complexities of arthritis, a condition affecting millions and causing joint pain and stiffness. He will also address the often debilitating effects of neck pain, exploring its various origins and potential solutions. Furthermore, the lectures will cover a broad spectrum of joint pain issues, offering insights into diagnosis and available therapies.
“We are excited to offer this valuable resource to the Lompoc community,” a hospital spokesperson stated. “Dr. Rooney’s expertise in orthopedic spine surgery makes him uniquely qualified to lead these discussions and provide practical advice to those struggling with these conditions. Our goal is to empower individuals with the knowledge they need to make informed decisions about their health and well-being.”
The lectures are designed to be accessible to a general audience, regardless of their medical background. Attendees can expect clear explanations of medical terminology and ample opportunities to ask questions and engage with Dr. Rooney directly. While specific dates, times, and locations within Lompoc Valley Medical Center are yet to be formally announced, interested individuals are encouraged to monitor the hospital's website and local media outlets for updates. This free lecture series represents a significant commitment from Lompoc Valley Medical Center to provide accessible and informative healthcare resources to the community it serves, offering a chance for residents to learn from a leading expert and take proactive steps towards managing their pain and improving their quality of life.
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