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As the only academic cancer research and treatment facility in lower Alabama, the MCI serves the upper Gulf Coast region, which is spread across four states, with some patients traveling more than two hours to receive treatment.
The Patient Family Advisory Council strives to promote effective and respectful partnerships among patients, families, and clinical staff members while also increasing understanding and cooperation.
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As the only academic cancer research and treatment facility in lower Alabama, the MCI serves the upper Gulf Coast region, which is spread across four states, with some patients traveling more than two hours to receive treatment.
USA Health volunteers are an integral part of providing care and make an important impact on the community.
Volunteers enjoyed a delicious meal, appreciation gift, and blessing-of-hands ceremony led by Chaplain Kim Crawford-Meeks.
Little Flower Catholic School students were wowed by their tour of USA Health's cancer research facility.
Whether you spend time gardening, by the pool or at the beach, make sure you and your family are protected by following these important tips.
SORT stands for statement, options, rule out, and take action and test.
In her monthly Meaningful Reflections column, Chaplain Kim Crawford Meeks encourages everyone to "take some time to look around, look within” during Mental Health Awareness Month.
USA Health clinicians are experts in their fields, making them trusted sources on a variety of healthcare-related news topics.
USA’s College of Nursing, which has nearly 4,000 enrolled students, started with an enrollment of 60 students and four faculty members.
University Hospital received a Level I trauma center certification from the Alabama Department of Public Health.
Sherry Fryman, RN, M.S.H.A., said she is excited to partner with the staff of University Hospital, the Mobile community, and the University of South Alabama as she takes on her new role.
Higher rates of autism, particularly in historically underserved groups, indicate a growing need to bridge gaps in services, and USARAN is making a difference.