"My experience of being in the hospital at a young age has given me a unique perspective on the types of support they need during what can be a very difficult and scary time,” said Katelyn Tillman.
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Felicia Quick, and her husband, Mike, a former firefighter, were outside a Mobile County License Commission office when a man dropped to the ground. As someone called 911, the Quicks swung into action.
William Grete of Jackson, Miss., will be joining USA Health as the health system’s senior in-house legal counsel executive.
USA Health encourages all employees to complete the 2020 Census survey, which takes less than 10 minutes.
The following are upcoming menus for both USA Health University Hospital and USA Health Children's & Women's Hospital cafeterias. (Some menu items are subject to change based on product availability and popularity.)
Signage on the exterior of the building follows the installation of monument signs at both entrances.
To help boost morale for patients, University Hospital employees created the Care Ambassadors program as a way for non-clinical staff to visit patients during the COVID-19 pandemic.
USA Health Endocrine & Diabetes opened on Monday, June 22, at 28260 U.S. Hwy. 98, Suite B, in Daphne.
Mimi Munn, M.D., professor and chair of obstetrics and gynecology at USA Health, discusses the Cord Blood Donation Program, the first of its kind on the upper Gulf Coast region, on FM Talk 106.5.
More than 6,300 patients have been tested at USA Health’s drive-through facilities as of June 19, 2020.
The following are upcoming menus for both USA Health University Hospital and USA Health Children's & Women's Hospital cafeterias. (Some menu items are subject to change based on product availability and popularity.)
This year’s incoming residents and fellows are completing their hospital orientations online and have had to rely on Facebook for introductions – at least initially.
Medical students at the University of South Alabama College of Medicine made the news for organizing White Coats for Black Lives events, where they were joined by USA Health physicians and staff.
