St. Elizabeth’s Medical Center

Last week, we proudly joined the Boston Medical Center Health System (BMCHS)! During the welcome events, our staff members were able to connect with St. Elizabeth’s and BMCHS leaders on our shared vision. Hear about their commitment to patient care and their excitement for what the future holds. Together, we are dedicated to providing expert, equitable care as our patients continue to receive support from their trusted providers. We will continue to deliver person-centered specialty care in the heart of Brighton and beyond. Read more about our shared vision: https://bit.ly/3Y07Ix3

As part of Boston Medical Center Health System, St. Elizabeth's shares a common ambition to deliver clinically excellent care with compassion and a mission to ensure that equitable care is available to our communities. Learn more about how we're building for a healthier future on Boston Globe Media.

We're excited to be a part of Boston Medical Center (BMC) Health System! Together, we share a common ambition to deliver clinically excellent care with compassion and a mission to ensure that equitable care is available to our communities. Learn more about how we're building for a healthier future: https://bit.ly/4dyKHac

Yesterday, our teams gathered in Seton lobby to connect with Boston Medical Center (BMC) Health System (BMCHS) and St. Elizabeth’s leaders. Together we shared meaningful conversations, appreciation for everyone’s commitment to patients, and excitement for what the future holds. As St. Elizabeth’s, along with Good Samaritan Medical Center, integrates into BMCHS, we are excited to deliver excellent and compassionate care for the communities that we serve. Learn more about our shared vision: https://lnkd.in/eBJyXA-P

Today, we’re proud to join Boston Medical Center (BMC) Health System along with Good Samaritan Medical Center. We share a common ambition to deliver clinically excellent care with compassion and a mission to ensure that equitable care is available to our communities. St. Elizabeth’s Medical Center’s integration into the BMC Health System strengthens its existing clinical partnership with Boston Medical Center and expands our mission to provide advanced specialty care to our patients.    At BMC Health System, we’re committed to empowering our patients by providing patient-centered and comprehensive care. Patients at St. Elizabeth’s can continue to receive care in our community and with their trusted providers. Read more: https://bit.ly/4gPVMqf

Most Injuries Don’t “Just Happen” As fall sports seasons get underway, it’s important that if you have a student-athlete or support one, to understand the importance of proactive injury prevention. Here are some keep tips to help keep them safe and healthy throughout the season. Rest Make sure you're adding rest days to the schedule. Letting the body heal is important to having the energy to perform in future practices and games. Wear the Right Gear Gear doesn't only affect how your athlete plays, it also helps protect them and others from injury. Gear that is the wrong size or in poor condition can actually contribute to injuries. Stay Hydrated Whether a sports drink or plain water, drinking enough fluids is important before, during and after games to avoid dehydration. Warm Up Warming up and stretching the body before practice or a game will help prevent injuries. Listen to Your Body If you are in pain or feel ill, stop, rest and address the issue before continuing. Learn more about ways to prevent sports injuries this season. #StewardHealthCare #FallSports #InjuryPrevention

Did you know that your gut is a mini biome with trillions of microscopic organisms that are important for keeping your entire body healthy?   Nurturing your gut microbiome is crucial for your entire body’s health and there are many ways you can maintain a healthy gut to keep yourself healthy. Take a few minutes to read some tips on how to keep a healthy gut microbiome here: https://bit.ly/3XdVjp2   Together, we can improve the health and well-being of our loved ones and our communities. #WellnessWednesday #HealthyLiving #Nutrition #Microbiome

September is Recovery Month–an important time to increase awareness about addiction, share resources, and repeat an unequivocal truth: life-long recovery is possible for anyone. As we celebrate the millions of Americans who achieved recovery, let’s reaffirm our support for everyone struggling with addiction–no matter their circumstances. Although evidence-based treatments and recovery practices are available, many don’t know where to turn to when beginning their recovery process. Let’s offer life-changing support to someone today! #RecoveryMonth #Hope #Healing #Wellness

Did you know that Atrial Fibrillation is the most common form of an irregular heartbeat? This September, we are raising awareness about Atrial Fibrillation (AFib), a common heart arrhythmia (irregular heartbeat) that affects millions each year. AFib symptoms can appear mild at first, so it’s important to be aware of the symptoms. Take some time to familiarize yourself with AFib so you can be proactive and lead a heart-healthy life: https://bit.ly/3Z5hxvW #AFib #HeartHealthy

Did you know that blood transfusions can significantly alleviate the pain caused by Sickle Cell Disease?    Sickle Cell Disease affects around 100,000 Americans. For a person with Sickle Cell Disease, a blood transfusion can significantly alleviate pain and even save their life. This September, consider heading to your local blood donation center to make a difference in someone’s life.    Find out more about Sickle Cell Disease and how you can help: https://bit.ly/4gdHJL8    Together, we can make a life-changing difference for someone suffering from Sickle Cell Disease.   #SickleCellAwarenessMonth #DonateBlood #MakeADifference