USA Health's Caring Connections Program lets you send a word of
encouragement or a kind thought to loved ones and USA Health employees.
General messages for all patients and employees will be distributed digitally or displayed on television monitors in our facilities. Names or other identifying information will be removed prior to posting to protect patient privacy.
Personal messages for patients and employees will be communicated to the specified recipient.
If you'd like to send your own handwritten card or craft, please email an image to rgarbo@health.southalabama.edu. Photos containing people or inappropriate content will not be shared.
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