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Thank you to Rolling Stone for sharing this article on how Yo-Yo Ma and music therapy are helping to heal the Turpin siblings!
Congratulations to Pam Tahan, Chief Operations Officer at Wellington Regional Medical Center in Wellington, Fla, who recently received the Woman of Worth (WOW) award from the Central Palm Beach County Chamber of Commerce. The Chamber honored Pam for achieving professional excellence, serving her community, and strengthening and enriching well-being in Central Palm Beach by helping to advance the educational, cultural, and economic interest of the community. Pictured with Pam (left), is Robbin Lee (right), Chief Executive Officer of Wellington Regional Medical Center.
We are pleased to announce that UHS has once again been selected by Fortune as one of the "World's Most Admired Companies" in 2018. "I am proud to again say that UHS is honored to be recognized as one of the 'World's Most Admired Companies' by Fortune," said Alan B. Miller, founder and CEO of UHS. "Our consistent presence on this list over the past eight years is a testament to the tremendous work done every day by our 81,000 employees and their commitment to total patient care - treating the mind and body of our patients and enabling them to live their best life."
Siobhan Morse, Director of Clinical Services at Foundations Recovery Network, recently sat down with CNN to discuss opioid use and the lives of functioning addicts. "Using heroin and other opioids changes brain chemistry," explains Siobhan. "If you're giving it the artificial substance, the brain thinks it doesn't have to make the real thing. So when you take away the artificial substance, everything is so painful."
"Investing in our business has always been an important part of our strategy. We are continually looking for ways to expand our presence and grow in the communities we serve," said Alan B. Miller, UHS Chairman and CEO. Learn more about how UHS sets trends in Modern Healthcare.
As part of their 'LittleHats. BigHearts.' campaign to raise awareness for congenital heart defects during American Heart Month, the American Heart Association provided newborns at hospitals across the country with red caps. The hats are knitted and crocheted by volunteers, and donated in order to empower new moms, and their children, to live heart healthy lives.
Patients at Lighthouse Care Center of Augusta made coping packages for officers from the Richmond County Sheriff's Office to use with children when responding to stressful domestic calls. Residents also create similar packages as part of their own therapy.
Scientific research supports theories that music is healing. Now on the road to recovery, the adult Turpin siblings are turning to music to help them heal with the help of the team at Corona Regional Medical Center and employees from Fender.
Leadership at Laurel Ridge Treatment Center recently announced plans to construct a new 80-bed behavioral health facility to serve our Nation’s Military veterans. The facility construction commemorates Laurel Ridge's 31st year of service to the San Antonio area. Construction is expected to begin this summer.
Babak Sarani, MD, Director of Trauma and Acute Care Surgery at the George Washington University Hospital, recently spoke with the Washington Post to explain what happens when a bullet travels through the human body.
