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After a countdown, patient Kayden King officially helped “light” the tree that is decorated in shades of silver and blue.

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“I’m passionate about being a pediatrician because it gives me the opportunity to support children during their most formative years and make a lasting impact on their health and well-being,” said Nicole Weidow, D.O.

As we reflect, it is important to remember the stories of joy, those of challenge, the people who are with us, and those who have left their legacies of love for us to carry forward.

“Being part of an academic institution allows me to engage in research and contribute to the advancement of medical knowledge, ultimately benefiting mankind,” said Carla Benjamin, M.D.

Incorporating practices such as keeping a gratitude journal, regularly expressing thanks to others, or simply reflecting on what one is grateful for can help cultivate these benefits in daily life.

Julio Chalela, M.D., brings specialized expertise in stroke and critical care management, working closely with neurosurgeons to provide comprehensive care for patients in the post-operative phase.

The free concert will feature student and faculty solo and ensemble performances.

USA Health regularly recognizes employees for going above and beyond in providing high quality patient care and customer service.

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“It was an incredible night to begin our holiday season of light and love,” said Kim Crawford Meeks, USA Health spiritual care and counseling manager.

USA Health employees are making an impact in the community. See photos and learn about some of their recent service projects.