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This month Temecula Valley Hospital is raising awareness about women's heart disease. With 1 in 3 women dying from cardiovascular diseases, it's important to know your heart and your numbers for heart health. Learn the signs and symptoms today.
Spring Valley Hospital Medical Center is expanding its Maternity Center, adding Labor and Delivery Rooms and beds to the NICU. The expansion will help accommodate the growing demand for maternity and neonatal services in the southwest Las Vegas area.
Marvin Pember, UHS Senior Vice President and President, Acute Care Division, signs the Vision Tree at Rancho Springs Medical Center in Murrieta, CA, demonstrating his commitment to the hospital's mission and values.
Great job to hospital leaders at The George Washington University Hospital. This morning, hospital leaders are lending a helping hand at Food & Friends, preparing and packaging food for those with chronic illness in Washington.
UHS is proud to announce that a total of 46 facilities owned and operated by subsidiaries of Universal Health Services, Inc. have been recognized by The Joint Commission as a Top Performer on Key Quality Measures® for 2014.
On Thursday, construction workers at Spring Valley Hospital Medical Center topped off a four-story tower project. The tower will add up to 144-beds to the hospital as part of an exciting growth at Spring Valley, which also includes plans for a 24-bed observation unit and a cardiac catheterization lab.
We are pleased to announce that 'Decoding the Brain,' the episode of National Geographic Channel's 'Breakthrough' featuring the George Washington University Hospital, will air on Nov. 15 at 9 p.m. Be sure to tune in!
UHS announced today that is has reached an agreement to acquire Foundations Recovery Network, LLC. Foundations was founded in 1995 and is one of the premier names in addiction treatment. Joby Pritzker, spokesperson for the Pritzker family, the majority shareholder of Foundations, said "UHS is a company which we trust to further our commitment to the treatment of addiction, which is at epidemic levels in our country."
On Tuesday, Northern Nevada Medical Center became the first hospital in the nation to perform a clinical trial for macular degeneration, the leading cause of adult blindness. Dr. Arshad Khanani implanted an encapsulated device into a patient's eye developed by Neurotech Pharmaceuticals, which contains protein cells designed specifically to stop the progression of the disease. With this treatment patients would no longer require shots directly into the eye; rather, the implant would continuously release these cells. For more information, read the article below provided by KTVN Channel 2 News.
This week, Manatee Memorial Hospital's Emergency Department added Pediatric Hospitalists to its medical staff. Pictured is the first patient to take advantage of this new service, Cordell Mitchell, his mother, Lashawna Mitchell, and Melinda Hierholzer, DO, Pediatric Hospitalist.
