UPMC Northwest offers a range of general education courses, support groups, and health lectures on various health-related topics.
UPMC Classes and Events Online Registration provides a list of UPMC Hamot-sponsored classes, screenings, and events. You may register and pay for classes conveniently online.
August 8, 2025
4:30 p.m.
UPMC Northwest Pavilion
100 Fairfield Drive
Seneca, PA 16346
Join UPMC Hillman Cancer Center and the Northwest Hospital Foundation for a commemorative picnic honoring the courage and perseverance of cancer survivors in our community. Survivors are encouraged to bring friends and family to enjoy free refreshments, entertainment, and giveaways – all in celebration of life.
Free and Open to the Public
Registration is required by calling 814-676-7141 or emailing pattersonca13@upmc.edu by July 11.
A virtual self-management rehabilitation class.
Do you sometimes have trouble breathing? Chronic lung conditions can include emphysema, chronic bronchitis and non-reversible asthma. If you want to improve your breathing, you are invited to attend a class that can help.
Choose which date works best for you:
All classes will be held virtually at 4 p.m. (via Microsoft Teams) and be conducted by UPMC Northwest respiratory staff. Registration required by calling 814-676-7154 or 1-800-422-8888. After registering, an email link will be sent with instructions on how to connect to the class.
The Stroke Support Group at UPMC Northwest offers education, support, and resources for individuals and families who have been affected by a stroke. Having a stroke can be very isolating. By meeting on a regular basis, members help one another face and overcome common challenges by sharing experiences and encouraging one another. Talking to others who have experienced a stroke can reduce stress, ease feelings of isolation, and aid in the recovery process.
1 to 2 p.m.
UPMC Northwest
Conference Room A/B
100 Fairfield Drive
Seneca, PA 16346
For more information, call 814-676-7154.
The Collins House, a home for hospice patients of the Visiting Nurses Association (VNA) of Venango County, is now open. Part of UPMC Home Healthcare, The Collins House is for hospice patients who wish to live in a home-like setting through the end-of-life. It is staffed by VNA Venango employees who provide 24-hour care. Any individual who is qualified for hospice and is a hospice patient of VNA Venango can reside at The Collins House and pay only room and board.
The Venango VNA Foundation funded the entire venture and will continue to support The Collins House and its operations.
For questions, please call the Visiting Nurses Association of Venango County at 814-432-6555.
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