Patients, families and caregivers celebrated a new grant from Hyundai Hope on Wheels.
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Children’s & Women’s Hospital was one of five sites where student-athletes from Delaware and the University of Louisiana devoted time during the 68 Ventures Bowl Community Service Day.
This milestone strengthens USA Health’s role as the region’s only academic health system, offering advanced treatment options backed by research and innovation to improve the health of communities across the Gulf Coast.
Early voting is now open, giving supporters the chance to help their favorite band earn one of several awards.
Courtney Thomson, RNC-NIC, the pediatric community outreach educator for Children’s & Women’s Hospital, developed the youth empowerment series as part of a broader effort to promote healthier, safer communities by equipping young people and parents with practical guidance and research-backed support resources.
The 3P Pediatric Plating Platform Hip System allowed pediatric orthopaedic surgeon William Cutchen, M.D., and the operative team to address an adolescent patient’s fracture and deformity in one setting.
The benefits of robotic surgery include a shortened length of stay, less blood loss, reduced complications, and less post-operative pain.
“Helping others to build a coping toolkit is a passion of mine, because throughout my life people along my journey helped me build my own set of coping skills,” said Kim Crawford Meeks, BCC, chaplain and spiritual care manager for USA Health.
Heinl has authored or supported research on shared governance, advanced practice provider models, and clinical nurse leader initiatives, with her work published in the Journal of Nursing Administration. She has presented at regional and national conferences on topics ranging from antibiotic stewardship to accreditation readiness.
USA Health CEO Natalie Fox, DNP, offered a tribute to the late Shelia Ross, DNP, and officially dedicated the evening to the former comprehensive stroke director for USA Health. Ross’ husband, Jay, and other family and friends created an endowment to honor her legacy and continue the important work in stroke education she was passionate about.
Proceeds from this event benefit pulmonary patient care at Providence Hospital. Since its inception in 2021, this event has raised more than $75,000 to support pulmonary care.
The tree lighting, a project of the Providence Auxiliary, raises funds for the needs of the hospital and those it serves.
Today, Mackey uses her personal experience to connect deeply with patients and families through USA Health’s stroke program, where she leads patient education and coordinates monthly support groups.
