News at USA Health

The event, set for Saturday, March 9, raises funds to assist dialysis patients in need.

“Mindy is extremely knowledgeable and kind, supporting the team goals of providing exceptional patient care and evidence-based practices.”

Checking how car seats are secured is vital and can lower the risk of serious injuries and death, notes the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.

Let's have fun, give back to our healthcare community, celebrate the Mobile area, and watch as our most creative show off their talents!

Amanda Trulock, CGC, has joined the Mitchell Cancer Institute as one of two board-certified genetic counselors who work with cancer patients.

The Mobile County Board of Health meets monthly to review Mobile County Health Department activities and to provide guidance to Alabama’s oldest public health agency.

“Through systemwide education on universal skills, fair and just culture, and safety leadership skills training, we have set the expectations for all staff that safety comes first.”

“Jimmy Shumock has made an incredible impact on our organization and our community, and many lives have been affected in a positive way because of his leadership and hard work.”

The ORBIE Awards honor chief information officers who demonstrate excellence in technology leadership.

Hospital team members and patients enjoyed treats, parades and throws as they let the good times roll for Mardi Gras.

At least one member of each band performing during Doc Rock has a connection with USA Health or the Whiddon College of Medicine.

USA Health Cardiovascular Surgery, formerly known as Cardiovascular Associates, P.C., will provide surgical procedures for patients with heart, lung, esophageal and vascular conditions. The practice will remain at 1901 Springhill Ave. in Mobile.