Health Line 3: Enhancing Mobility and Independence

Healthline 3 | Breathe Easier This Summer: Lung Health, Heat & Humidity Explained

On this episode of Healthline 3, Nate Fluharty sits down with Dr. Jerry San Pedro to discuss how summer heat and humidity impact your lungs and overall health. From asthma and COPD to air quality and exercise, they break down why breathing gets harder in the heat—and what you can do about it. Plus, viewer call-ins cover real concerns about managing symptoms, staying hydrated, and knowing when to seek medical help.

Health Line 3: Enhancing Mobility and Independence

This Healthline 3 segment focused on improving mobility and independence through accessibility solutions. Jeff from Mobility City discussed mobility equipment, technology advancements, repair services, and personalized consultations. Live callers received guidance on common issues and home accessibility needs, highlighting a people-first approach that prioritizes practical, cost-effective solutions to enhance quality of life.

Health Line 3: Protecting Your Heart

In this episode of Health Line 3, host Nate Fluharty sits down with cardiologist Dr. Keerthish C. Jaisingh to discuss heart health and prevention. From recognizing warning signs like chest pain and shortness of breath to understanding cholesterol, risk factors, and lifestyle changes, this episode provides clear, practical guidance. Featuring live caller questions, this conversation helps you take proactive steps toward a healthier, stronger heart.

Understanding Trauma & Mental Health

In this episode of Health Line 3, we explore trauma, stress, and mental health with expert insights from Brentwood Hospital. Learn how trauma affects the mind and body, recognize warning signs, and discover healthy ways to cope, heal, and seek support.

Weight Loss Surgery

Dr. James Barnes with Christus Highland Clinic is a Bariatric Surgeon.  On HealthLine 3 he talks about what losing weight can do for you.  Dr. Barnes performed surgery on Megan McGee and it was so successful that her husband Hunter decided six months later to have the same surgery.