A groundbreaking event this afternoon kicked off the future expansion of Lutheran Health Physicians (LHP) 52nd medical office serving Allen County and northeast Indiana. LHP is the medical group of Lutheran Health Network (LHN). LHN representatives, community leaders, project architect and developers gathered at 1215 Healthcare Place off of Illinois Road to turn ceremonial shovels of dirt – marking where the new 15,700 square foot facility is expected to open in spring 2025.
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If your mission-critical storage lacks integrated ransomware protection, what are you doing? And if it does have this protection but you’re not utilizing it or actively planning to implement it, brace yourself for a harsh reality. Imagine being a patient on the worst day of your life, only to find out the ambulance is taking you to a hospital with no access to your medical records, no diagnostics and staff relying solely on pen and paper. Ascension recently achieved a $1.8 billion turnaround in 12 months following a $3 billion loss in 2023, showing signs of recovery. However, it's challenging to bounce back from an estimated $1.6 billion unexpected loss due to a single ransomware event in one quarter (Forbes, 5/8/24). #ransomware #cybersecurity #breach #acquisition #healthcare #ascension #uab #EPIC #EMR #EHR
We are excited to announce that the University of Alabama System Board of Trustees approved an agreement for the UAB Health System Authority to assume ownership of Ascension St. Vincent’s Health System’s care sites in Alabama. This is an exciting opportunity to combine and optimize our collective strengths. Together we will sustain patients’ access to the highest quality care and give them access to a larger network at a time when other hospitals are closing. For more information, visit uabstv.org.
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What a great approach to sustainable care which will undoubtedly enhance healthcare access by integrating efficient, eco-friendly practices and technologies, reducing costs, and improving care delivery. This approach should ensure long-term health system viability, making quality care more accessible. We witnessed this in metro Atlanta several years back with similar merger’s.
We are excited to announce that the University of Alabama System Board of Trustees approved an agreement for the UAB Health System Authority to assume ownership of Ascension St. Vincent’s Health System’s care sites in Alabama. This is an exciting opportunity to combine and optimize our collective strengths. Together we will sustain patients’ access to the highest quality care and give them access to a larger network at a time when other hospitals are closing. For more information, visit uabstv.org.
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Thrilled to share that we are presenting at this year's Reimagining Primary Care Forum on April 23 in Cambridge, MA. We're seeing behavioral health needs higher than ever before. And that burden? It is felt first in primary care. That gets at the very reason we need to "reimagine" primary care - and it is what behavioral health integration is designed to solve. Join us* as we unpack that and explore how the Collaborative Care Model (CoCM) bridges the gap between data and action. ➡ https://lnkd.in/eJgGTaDQ #ReimaginingPrimaryCare #RPCForum #PrimaryCare #CoCM *Register using code "Mirah10" for 10% off.
It's early bird week at the Reimagining Primary Care Forum! At this year's Forum, our mission remains crystal clear: to cultivate a collaborative environment that goes beyond competition to reimagine the future of #primarycare... Our agenda is packed full of engaging lightning talks, interactive panel discussions, and collaborative roundtables, featuring primary care leaders who are at the forefront of innovation in the space. Register your place today 👉 https://lnkd.in/ebCJdXCP Aetna, a CVS Health Company, LCMC Health, Brigham and Women's Hospital, Carelon Health, CenterWell Senior Primary Care, Cityblock Health, Corewell Health, Oak Street Health, Wellinks, Humana, WellSky, The Physicians Foundation, St. Lawrence Health, WellSky, Harvard Medical School, Boston Medical Center (BMC), Blue Shield of California, Mirah, Whole Foods Market, Colorado Department of Public Health and Environment, Atrius Health, Mass General Brigham, Navina #primarycarephysician #familymedicine
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BSN, RN, OCN, BMTCN...Working tirelessly to bring my patients second chances and extra tomorrows.
It’s one thing to continue the status quo because you know it saves lives. It’s an entirely different thing to identify, isolate, and demolish barriers to challenge the status quo in order to save even more lives. NMDP does this year after year, and I can’t wait to hear what comes out of this workshop!
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Day 2 Reimaging Caregiving Together Workshop funded by Patient-Centered Outcomes Research Institute (PCORI) at NMDP starts! What a great first day, defining impact projects and associated challenges for supporting the critical caregiver role! Thank you to all our key stakeholders who have shared their perspectives, stories and talents in making a difference in other people's lives. To learn more about the ASTCT NMDP ACCESS Initiative 👇 https://lnkd.in/eguUk2vg
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@erik-anderson-601a8591/, Patient Care Executive at Adventist Health, says from the moment he joined the organization he knew it felt different. He said he felt the sense of Aloha. Treating patients and employees like Ohana - or family - is in their DNA. Erik told us that like with any family, there needs to be trust, transparency, and sometimes even tough love for accountability, which is a two-way street. The team at Adventist Health Castle listens to the community and deeply values that feedback when choosing how to best serve their patients and teams. Their holistic approach includes community-centered events like Christmas tree lightings, speaking to students, and other ways that encourage the community to become a partner in their healthcare. Their commitment to clinical excellence combined with their “Love Matters” campaign lead them to a Baldrige Award win in 2017. To hear more about this remarkable organization, and learn more about how they teach empathy, value vulnerability, and “measure what they treasure”, check out the full interview with Erik: https://lnkd.in/eJe7qwmM Learn more about Adventist Health Castle: https://lnkd.in/e4FzbHVB Topical time codes: 00:43 - Feeling the Aloha 1:51 - Culture within the organization, Ohana 3:55 - Teaching empathy 7:04 - Love Matters campaign and Baldrige Award win 8:30 - How to connect with the community 11:28 - Community engagement 16:15 - Trust, transparency, and tough love 18:52 - Gratitude as part of Love Matters #healthcare #CompassionateCare #communityengagement #particpatorymedicine #aloha #ohana
Aloha, Community, & Excellence: Int. with Erik Anderson, Patient Care Exec., Adventist Health Castle
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@erik-anderson-601a8591/, Patient Care Executive at Adventist Health, says from the moment he joined the organization he knew it felt different. He said he felt the sense of Aloha. Treating patients and employees like Ohana - or family - is in their DNA. Erik told us that like with any family, there needs to be trust, transparency, and sometimes even tough love for accountability, which is a two-way street. The team at Adventist Health Castle listens to the community and deeply values that feedback when choosing how to best serve their patients and teams. Their holistic approach includes community-centered events like Christmas tree lightings, speaking to students, and other ways that encourage the community to become a partner in their healthcare. Their commitment to clinical excellence combined with their “Love Matters” campaign lead them to a Baldrige Award win in 2017. To hear more about this remarkable organization, and learn more about how they teach empathy, value vulnerability, and “measure what they treasure”, check out the full interview with Erik: https://lnkd.in/eJe7qwmM Learn more about Adventist Health Castle: https://lnkd.in/e4FzbHVB Topical time codes: 00:43 - Feeling the Aloha 1:51 - Culture within the organization, Ohana 3:55 - Teaching empathy 7:04 - Love Matters campaign and Baldrige Award win 8:30 - How to connect with the community 11:28 - Community engagement 16:15 - Trust, transparency, and tough love 18:52 - Gratitude as part of Love Matters #healthcare #CompassionateCare #communityengagement #particpatorymedicine #aloha #ohana
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We loved hosting Federal Health Minister Mark Butler MP and Member for Aston Mary Doyle MP at our Burwood Highway site in Ferntree Gully last week to talk through the challenges and opportunities of community-based healthcare – including the imminent loss of funding to Reconnexion, our specialist benzodiazepine dependency and withdrawal support service. This week, we’ll be welcoming Dr Michelle Ananda-Rajah MP to our Patterson St site in Ringwood East to learn more about our customers’ needs, and especially our Endometriosis and Pelvic Pain Clinic. Image from left to right: Lauren Barker (Program Director - Primary Care), Camilla Radia-George (Executive Director - Operations), Mary Doyle MP, Mark Butler MP, Jayne Dullard (Executive Director, Engagement and Advocacy), and Andrew Gosbell (Board Chair).
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Servant leader influencing others to become the heroes of their stories
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