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Although we all inevitably face death, no one wishes to approach it in unrelenting pain, psychological torment, or cognitive incompetence.
Dr. Stacey Coleman, a member of Beth Israel, will discuss with us ways for patients to retain their dignity, moderate both physical and psychological pain, and navigate the passage through life’s end. We have asked her to address these issues from medical, legal and ethical perspectives, with particular attention to California law and practice.
The Men’s Club monthly Speaker’s Forum & Dinner is held in the Feuerstein Family Activity Center, with dinner from 6:30 to 7:00 pm followed by the presentation and discussion from 7:00 to 8:00 pm.
- $20 to attend in person and enjoy the deli buffet dinner.
- A Zoom option is available for those unable to attend in person or prefer to “listen only.”
Please RSVP by Friday, July 10 using the button below. For assistance with online payment please, please contact Valentina Sharabi at or 858-900-2512.
Stacey Coleman, D.O. has devoted her 32 year career to the art and science of family medicine, serving as a lifelong family physician with an unwavering commitment to comprehensive, patient-centered care. Caring for a panel of 2,400 patients, she has built her practice on continuity, trust, and clinical excellence. Over the years, she has held virtually every leadership role within her medical group—from Site Lead to trailblazer in telemedicine— Dr. Coleman has helped guide her organization’s remarkable growth from 130 physicians to nearly 700. Over 40% of her practice is involved in caring for the geriatric population, and feels strongly that participating in end of life care is one of the most important parts of her practice. She practices as a Hospice physician for her patients and has participated in the End of Life Option Act for those that request it.