Patients, families and caregivers celebrated a new grant from Hyundai Hope on Wheels.
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The High Performing rating is a “testament to the dedication of our multidisciplinary teams who work around the clock to provide rapid, evidence-based stroke treatment,” said Josh Snow, CEO.
“We know through surveys and feedback that this program has a meaningful and lasting impact on the volunteers, patients, and staff members at our hospitals,” said Rebekah Blanchard, director of volunteer services.
The free exhibit will be on display from Aug. 6 to Sept. 7 at the USA Archaeology Museum on the campus of the University of South Alabama.
The award recognizes young professionals and individuals new to the field for their contributions to the areas of healthcare engineering and facility management; planning, design and construction; safety; clinical and biomedical engineering; and technical management.
Providence received Excellent scores for its back surgery (spinal fusion) care in terms of how often patients go directly home rather than being discharged to another facility and how successfully it helps patients recover at home.
Chandrani Sarkar, Ph.D., a cancer researcher at the USA Health Mitchell Cancer Institute and an assistant professor of pathology at the Frederick P. Whiddon College of Medicine, has been awarded a two-year, $616,000 Peer-Reviewed Cancer Research Program Idea Award to lead the research.
The impact grant will support ongoing efforts to make sure childhood cancer patients have what they need throughout their treatment.
The newly formed Cub Crew is dedicated exclusively to interfacility air and ground transports for critically ill newborns and children, ensuring expert care begins the moment transport is initiated.
Coastal OB/GYN was created with a shared vision: to provide high-quality, personalized care in a patient-centered environment.
A prolific author and national speaker, Menger’s research spans a wide range of clinical and policy-focused topics, including the integration of efficient care delivery models in complex spine surgery. His academic contributions continue to inform national best practices and influence the future of neurosurgical care.
In the last 12 months, 761 neonatal and pediatric patients were transferred to Children’s & Women’s Hospital from outlying facilities.
“I think from the education and resources that I have gained through Hope Survives, and from the things that I have personally been through,” Mackey said, “that both of those helped me to be a better support for the patients and their families.”
