At USA Health, we are committed to providing quality care to all patients. During registration, we will ask you to share your race, ethnicity, preferred language, gender identity, sexual orientation, and religion. By understanding the patients we serve, USA Health will be better able to provide healthcare and respectfully communicate with you and your caregivers. Efforts to identify disparities impacting individuals and groups lead us to close those gaps and move our community towards a healthy future.
We are committed to providing patients with available resources to support their needs. USA Health offers interpretive services for 20+ languages and our Care Management department has access to community resources available to support patients.
“The outpouring of love from all over Alabama and Mississippi for resources for the Spiritual Health and Counseling Department has been an amazing experience,” said Chaplain Kim Crawford Meeks.
Kasey Barnhill was rushed to USA Health University Hospital after an all-terrain vehicle accident left her fighting for life. She suffered multiple fractures of her vertebrae, punctured lungs and severe blood loss, among other injuries.
“With early intervention and prevention, we can change outcomes. This program is focused on stopping violence before it starts,” said Ashley Williams Hogue, M.D., trauma surgeon and director for the Center for Healthy Communities.
Our calendar lists special events and regularly scheduled classes separately. To display a list of upcoming classes, select the "Classes" option above or visit Events, Classes and Support Groups at USA Health.
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