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Nicklaus Children’s Heart Institute Becomes First in Florida to Perform Pediatric Pulmonary Ozaki
The Institute is Among Handful of Pediatric Programs Nationally Offering the Ozaki Technique to Repair Aortic and Pulmonary Valves in Children
December 30, 2025 – Nicklaus Children’s Heart Institute has successfully performed an innovative pulmonary heart valve repair utilizing a complex and unique technique known as the Ozaki procedure, becoming the first known pediatric program in the state of Florida to do so and among only a select group of pediatric health systems globally. The Ozaki procedure, developed as an alternative to traditional valve replacement, involves reconstructing the patient’s valve using their own pericardial tissue.
The Heart Institute also performs the Ozaki technique on children in need of aortic valve repair, further positioning the program at the forefront of complex pediatric cardiac surgery. For children, this approach offers significant potential benefits, including improved valve function and durability, reduced risk of complications, and the possibility of growth of the reconstructed valve as the child grows.
Dr. David Kalfa, chief of cardiovascular surgery and co-director of the Nicklaus Children’s Heart Institute, said the milestone reflects a critical advancement for families across the region.
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| BROWARD HEALTHPOINT RECOGNIZED FOR ADVANCING HEALTHCARE ACCESS AND HEALTH INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY
December 30, 2025 – Broward HealthPoint, an affiliate of Broward Health, has been awarded two Community Health Quality Recognition (CHQR) badges by the Health Resources and Services Administration (HRSA) for achievements in expanding access to care and advancing health information technology.
HRSA, an agency of the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services, oversees the Health Center Program, which supports community-based clinics that deliver affordable primary and preventive care, including dental and behavioral health services, to underserved populations regardless of the ability to pay.
Each year, HRSA awards CHQR badges to health center programs that demonstrate excellence in access, clinical quality, health outcomes and health information technology. Based on data from the Uniform Data System, an annual federal report tracking patient care, quality and outcomes at health centers nationwide, these awards reflect the most recent reporting year, in this case 2024.
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Jose A. De Olazabal, DO and Jose R. De Olazabal, MD
Lung Specialists of Palm Beach Joins Tampa General Hospital
Longtime father-son-led practice expands advanced pulmonary care, sleep medicine, and critical care treatment options within the Palm Beaches and on the Treasure Coast.
Palm Beach Gardens, Fla. (Dec. 22, 2025) – Lung Specialists of Palm Beach, a long-time provider of expert pulmonary care and sleep medicine, has partnered with Tampa General Hospital (TGH) to expand access to comprehensive, academic-driven health care services throughout Florida. The practice will operate as TGH Lung Specialists of Palm Beach, combining local expertise with the cutting-edge resources of one of the nation’s top-ranked academic health systems.
Led by a father-and-son team of board-certified pulmonologists, Jose R. De Olazabal, MD and Jose A. De Olazabal, DO, TGH Lung Specialists of Palm Beach will continue serving patients from its Palm Beach Gardens location. This affiliation will benefit residents of Palm Beach and Martin counties by providing access to treatment for complex pulmonary, sleep, and critical care-related conditions.
“Both my father and I are excited to join Tampa General’s growing network of esteemed providers,” said Jose A. De Olazabal. “We look forward to providing our patients with access to the cutting-edge technologies, research breakthroughs and clinical trials that Tampa General offers, while continuing to deliver the personalized care they have come to expect from us.”
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Santa Claus Delivers Holiday Magic to Hospitalized Children, Families at Sarasota Memorial Hospital
Dec. 24, 2025 – Santa Claus made a special stop at Sarasota Memorial Hospital (SMH) to bring holiday cheer to children and families in the hospital this week.
From tiny hand squeezes to heartfelt smiles, Santa shared precious moments and photos with families of newborns and children hospitalized during the holidays.
“There is nothing that transforms the place quite like the sound of a booming ‘Ho Ho Ho!’ and seeing Santa strolling down the hospital hallway in his red velvet suit and jingling bells,” said Abby Olsen, director of Women & Children’s Services at SMH-Sarasota. “It’s a wonderful surprise that brings smiles, cheer and a little holiday magic to our hospitalized children and their families, and our own staff.”
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Longtime Pulmonary Nurse Practitioner Honored as Palm Beach County’s 2025 Nurse Practitioner of the Year
Mirta Aguilar-Ragbir is a passionate pulmonary nurse practitioner with
Tampa General Hospital Pulmonary Care & Sleep Institute
Atlantis, Fla. – December 29, 2025 – The Nurse Practitioner Council of Palm Beach County (NPCPBC) recently honored Mirta Aguilar-Ragbir, MSN, APRN, FNP-C, RRT, as its 2025 Nurse Practitioner of the Year. Aguilar-Ragbir is a longtime pulmonary nurse practitioner with Tampa General Hospital (TGH) Pulmonary Care & Sleep Institute, whose passion for lung and respiratory care spans nearly 30 years.
The Nurse Practitioner of the Year award recognizes a superior nurse practitioner in Palm Beach County who makes significant contributions to advancing the awareness and recognition of nurse practitioners, as well as to nonclinical initiatives such as leadership, precepting, policy, politics, research, education or community affairs. The award is presented at the NPCPBC’s annual conference.
For Aguilar-Ragbir, who was serving as chair of the 2025 conference, the recognition came as a complete surprise.
“I was speechless,” she said. “I was already on stage. When they began describing the winner, I realized they were talking about me. I was humbled and honored to receive this recognition from my peers.”
According to a nomination submitted by a colleague, Aguilar-Ragbir is deeply committed to mentoring other nurse practitioners while continuing to advance her own pulmonary knowledge and clinical skill set. Regardless of how busy her schedule is, she takes the time to answer questions and help solve problems.
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SMH Ranked Among America’s 100 Great Hospitals in 2025
Dec. 29, 2025 – As Sarasota Memorial Health Care System caps off a momentous centennial year, the community-owned health system is pleased to announce it has been ranked among 100 “Great Hospitals in America” for 2025.
The national recognition from Becker’s Hospital Review this month spotlights 100 standout hospitals that demonstrated exceptional clinical performance, an unwavering focus on patient safety, and an ongoing commitment to research, education and innovation in 2025.
Becker’s noted that hospitals on the top 100 list have been recognized for sustained quality and safety by multiple, independent rating organizations, including the Leapfrog Group, U.S News & World Report, and federal Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services (CMS). SMH-Sarasota has been the only hospital in Florida – and one of just 17 nationwide – to receive CMS’ highest five-star rating for overall quality every year since the star program began a decade ago. It repeatedly ranks among U.S. News’ “Best Hospitals” and has also earned straight A’s from Leapfrog for patient safety since 2016.
As 2025 comes to a close this week, Sarasota Memorial CEO David Verinder shared a message of gratitude with team members, thanking physicians and staff for a momentous year and previewing important initiatives unfolding in 2026.
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Jewish Family Home Care and David Posnack Jewish Community Center to Host Senior Health and Wellness Expo on Feb. 6
December 23 2025 – Jewish Family Home Care (JFHC), in partnership with David Posnack Jewish Community Center’s (DPJCC) Special Services team, will host a Senior Health and Wellness Expo on Friday, Feb. 6, 2026, from 10 a.m. to 12 p.m. at DPJCC’s Orlove Auditorium. Jewish Family Home Care is a not-for-profit agency providing multi-reach, non-medical quality home care for Broward County, Florida seniors from all reaches of life and any faith. DPJCC is dedicated to making a positive impact every day by connecting people through programs, services, and amenities that enrich community, culture, education and wellness.
The free event – designed to support older adults, caregivers and families – will build community awareness around senior safety, independence and quality of life and provide an engaging space for seniors to explore local resources and connect with trusted, local health and wellness providers. The Senior Health and Wellness Expo will feature senior-focused resources and services, health and wellness lectures and demonstrations, interactive activities such as chair yoga, balance demos and brain games, community partner booths, free giveaways and raffles, and flyers and resource packets with services relevant to seniors in Broward County.
Those in attendance will hear from JFHC’s educated staff about its home care and caregiver support offerings. JFHC is one of the largest providers of home health care, providing assistance to Holocaust survivors and anyone in Broward County needing in-home care. Providing service to more than 400 clients, including over 300 Holocaust survivors, Jewish Family Home Care offers services such as home health aides, companions, housekeepers and certified nursing assistants. It delivers tailor-made home health care plans, with special consideration to patients’ physical and emotional needs, as well as their family’s budget.
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PeopleOne Health celebrates Boca Raton health and brings award-winning, no-cost care to Palm Beach County School District
December 22 2025 – Florida-based primary care provider PeopleOne Health held a ribbon-cutting ceremony to celebrate the forthcoming opening of its new health center in Boca Raton, located at 21065 Powerline Road, A2. Beginning in January, employees of the Palm Beach County School District will have access to PeopleOne Health’s award-winning care at no cost. Services include primary care, mental health support, chronic condition management, diagnostics, and pharmacy services — delivered without long wait times, rushed appointments, or out-of-pocket expenses.
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South Florida PBS Health Channel Partners with MyCabinet to Empower Viewers with Safer Medication Management Tool
December 23, 2025 – The South Florida PBS Health Channel is proud to announce a new partnership with MyCabinet, an award-winning digital health platform designed to simplify medication management and family caregiving.
The MyCabinet app is a secure, comprehensive digital health hub that empowers individuals and families to manage medications, track preventive care, and stay connected to caregivers and loved ones—all in one place.
Through this partnership, South Florida PBS Health Channel viewers will have access to the virtual medicine cabinet, enabling them to:
-Manage prescription medications, supplements, and over-the-counter products in one centralized platform
-Receive instant alerts for drug-to-drug and drug-to-OTC interactions
-Track vaccinations, health conditions, care teams, and preventive care
-Securely share health information with family members and caregivers
-Stay prepared during medical emergencies or transitions of care
Why This Matters
Medication errors and non-adherence remain a significant public health challenge:
-Nearly 50% of Americansdo not take medications as prescribed, contributing to more than $100 billion in avoidable healthcare costs each year
-One in four adultsmanages five or more medications, increasing the risk of adverse drug interactions
-Medication-related errors lead to more than 3 million emergency department visits annually in the United States
-More than 53 million Americansserve as family caregivers, often without access to shared, up-to-date health information
“At South Florida PBS Health Channel, our mission is to empower our community with trusted, practical tools that support healthier lives,” said Dolores Fernandez Alonso, President and CEO of South Florida PBS. “Partnering with MyCabinet allows us to go beyond education by providing viewers with a secure, easy-to-use solution to manage medications, reduce risk, and stay connected with caregivers and loved ones. This collaboration reflects our commitment to preventive care, safety, and helping families feel confident and informed when it comes to their health.”
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Study: Simple Wipe Test Finds Invisible Cancer-Linked PFAS on Firefighter Gear
New study validates a non-destructive method to detect “forever chemicals” on protective equipment, thereby reducing cancer risk to firefighters
Dec. 29, 2025 – A simple wipe test detected invisible cancer-linked “forever chemicals” on every set of firefighter gear examined, including breathing masks, according to new research from Sylvester Comprehensive Cancer Center, part of the University of Miami Miller School of Medicine. The non-destructive method offers fire departments a practical way to identify and reduce exposure to per- and polyfluoroalkyl substances (PFAS), chemicals tied to increased cancer risk that can linger on gear long after a fire is out.
Published in the Journal of Hazardous Materials, the study offers a practical tool to help firefighters reduce exposure to chemicals linked to cancer – the leading cause of firefighter line-of-duty deaths..
“Think of it as turning on a blacklight in a dark room,” said Alberto Caban-Martinez, Ph.D., D.O., M.P.H., deputy director and investigator at Sylvester’s Firefighter Cancer Initiative (FCI). “Suddenly, you see what’s been hiding all along.”
PFAS are heat-resistant compounds used in foams and coatings. They don’t burn, don’t break down and don’t leave easily. In the study, researchers swabbed high-contact areas of turnout gear and SCBA masks with damp polypropylene wipes, then analyzed the extracts using advanced mass spectrometry.
The results were alarming. Every gear set tested carried PFAS, with concentrations reaching hundreds of nanograms per gram. Even inside breathing masks—where firefighters expect clean air—PFAS traces were found.
“It’s like smoke that never clears,” said Erin Kobetz, Ph.D., M.P.H., co-author of the study and director and principal investigator of Sylvester FCI. “These chemicals ride home on gear, settle in firehouses, and can end up in the bloodstream.”
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HSS Partners with Perry Initiative to Host Hands-On Workshop for High Schoolers Aspiring to be Doctors or Engineers
DECEMBER 18, 2025 – High school students considering careers in medicine or engineering enthusiastically participated in an immersive workshop organized by the Perry Initiative and Hospital for Special Surgery (HSS) this month. The Upper East Side hospital welcomed 20 students from the New York tri-state area to the day-long event to introduce them to the field of orthopedic surgery.
They participated through the Perry Initiative’s Perry Outreach Program. “The goal of our program is to introduce students to all the exciting careers in orthopedics on both the surgical and engineering sides,” explained Amelia Knarr, PhD, executive director of the Perry Initiative. “Students get a real hands-on feel for the different types of procedures in orthopedics and also get to hear from successful surgeons and engineers. This benefits the students by showing them they are wanted, welcome, and capable of joining this exciting field.”
Under the guidance of HSS physicians, students participated in hands-on activities using plastic replicas of bones and tools of the trade such as drills and casts. They learned techniques that orthopedic surgeons use to repair broken bones, fix torn ligaments, apply a cast and suture a wound.
“The activities highlighted various biomechanical principles in orthopedics, demonstrating the integration of engineering in this field,” said Jessica Heyer, MD, a pediatric orthopedic surgeon at HSS and event organizer. “They were excited to use orthopedic tools and enjoyed casting each other and learning how to suture.”
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City of Wilton Manors Mayor Presents Holy Cross Health with World AIDS Day Proclamation
December 29, 2025 – During a recent City of Wilton Manors commission meeting, Mayor Scott Newton presented Von Biggs, Community Engagement & Outreach Coordinator in the Community Health & Well-Being department at Holy Cross Health, with a proclamation declaring December 1, 2025 as World AIDS Day in the city.
“Receiving this proclamation is an honor because it recognizes the voices and lives behind the work I do every day,” said Biggs. “It reflects a commitment to equity, education and advocacy for people living with HIV and those most impacted. For me, it is a reminder that visibility matters and that our community’s resilience deserves to be celebrated.”
According to the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, World AIDS Day was established in 1988 by two public information officers at the World Health Organization. Every year since on December 1, the day is dedicated to raising global awareness of the AIDS pandemic caused by the spread of the HIV infection and mourning those who have died of the disease.
Because of antiretroviral treatments such as Pre-Exposure Prophylaxis (PreP) and Post- Exposure Prophylaxis (PEP), Holy Cross Medical Group and other healthcare providers now have comprehensive tools to prevent new HIV infections. The development of programs such as the Ryan White CARE Act, which helps people with low-income access essential care and treatment, have greatly contributed to sustained health for those impacted by HIV/AIDS.
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Twin Connections Make Birth at HCA Florida Lawnwood Hospital Extra Special
December 29, 2025 – A heartwarming story unfolded Sunday at HCA Florida Lawnwood Hospital when Melissa Morales and her fiance Antonio Ruggiero welcomed twins Ronin and Alina into the world.
The meaningful moment was made even more special by a rare connection. Melissa is a twin herself, as is Alexis Sharot, the nurse who cared for her during delivery and is pictured with the family. The twins were delivered by Dr. Charles Zollicoffer, who is also a twin.
“It’s such a miracle,” said Morales. “You always meet so many twins, but it’s never in the same spot. It’s truly incredible. It’s going to be such a great story to tell for years to come.”
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CMS Announces $50 Billion in Awards to Strengthen Rural Health in All 50 States
The Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services (CMS) today announced that all 50 states will receive awards under the Rural Health Transformation Program, a $50 billion initiative established under President Trump’s Working Families Tax Cuts legislation (Public Law 119-21) to strengthen and modernize health care in rural communities across the country. In 2026, states will receive first-year awards from CMS averaging $200 million within a range of $147 million to $281 million. This unprecedented federal investment will help states expand access to care in rural communities, strengthen the rural health workforce, modernize rural facilities and technology, and support innovative models that bring high-quality, dependable care closer to home.
“More than 60 million Americans living in rural areas have the right to equal access to quality care,” said Health and Human Services Secretary Robert F. Kennedy, Jr. “This historic investment puts local hospitals, clinics, and health workers in control of their communities’ healthcare. Thanks to President Trump’s leadership, rural Americans will now have affordable healthcare close to home, free from bureaucratic obstacles.”
“Today marks an extraordinary milestone for rural health in America,” said CMS Administrator Dr. Mehmet Oz. “Thanks to Congress establishing this investment and President Trump for his leadership, states are stepping forward with bold, creative plans to expand rural access, strengthen their workforces, modernize care, and support the communities that keep our nation running. CMS is proud to partner with every state to turn their ideas into lasting improvements for rural families.”
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