NOVEL STEREOTACTIC RADIOSURGERY TECHNOLOGY ZAPS BRAIN TUMORS AT BAPTIST HEALTH
New novel Stereotactic Radiosurgery Technology
June 25, 2024 – Using a novel stereotactic radiosurgery technology, experts at Miami Neuroscience Institute and Miami Cancer Institute, both part of Baptist Health, now have another option to treat patients with a variety of brain tumors and disorders painlessly and without cutting through the skull. The therapy is only available at a handful of locations worldwide.
From its appearance, the gyroscopic linear accelerator could almost be mistaken for a futuristic space capsule or a napping pod, but it delivers highly precise radiation with hundreds of angled radiation beams directed at the target in the brain, sparing nearby vital tissues. Its innovative, self-shielding design requires no expensive, heavily shielded vaults that house other types of radiation equipment, and the healthcare team can be at the patient’s bedside safely.
“Because we have every stereotactic radiosurgery modality in one location, we can individually match the patient to the technology that is best suited for them,” said neurosurgeon Michael McDermott, M.D., chief medical executive of Miami Neuroscience Institute. “It’s giving patients better access to the care they need.” Stereotactic radiosurgery (SRS) is a non-invasive established treatment for many brain tumors.
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| SASHA BARKOV HELPS WIN THE STANLEY CUP WHILE BENEFITING SERIOUSLY-ILL KIDS WITH EACH GOAL AND ASSIST
June 25, 2024 — While Florida Panthers Captain Aleksander “Sasha” Barkov was leading his team to a Stanley Cup championship, he was also making a difference off the ice with his #BarkovScores4JoeD philanthropic campaign for Joe DiMaggioChildren’s Hospital Foundation.
Barkov donates $1,600 for each goal he scores and $800 for each he assists on during the regular season and playoffs. He also provides a suite at each Panthers home game for use by those connected to the hospital.
Through five seasons (two of them impacted by COVID-19) of #BarkovScores4JoeD, the captain has committed $420,000 to support kids, families, and programs at the pediatric facility in Hollywood. The NHL star’s dollars have aided the recent expansion of the children’s hospital, including its new child life zone, where he regularly interacts with patients, playing games, taking photos, and signing autographs.
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BALANCING ACT: NOVEL WEARABLE SENSORS AND AI TRANSFORM BALANCE ASSESSMENT
FAU Engineering Researchers’ Approach Addresses Crucial Gap in Balance Assessments in Health Care
BOCA RATON, Fla. June 26, 2024 – Balance can be impacted by various factors, including diseases such as Parkinson’s disease, acute and chronic injuries to the nervous system, and the natural aging process. Accurately assessing balance in patients is important to identify and manage conditions that affect coordination and stability. Balance assessments also play a key role in preventing falls, understanding movement disorders, and designing appropriate therapeutic interventions across age groups and medical conditions.
However, traditional methods used to assess balance often suffer from subjectivity, are not comprehensive enough and cannot be administered remotely. Moreover, these assessments rely on expensive, specialized equipment which may not be readily accessible in all clinical settings and depend on the clinician’s expertise, which can lead to variability in results. More objective and comprehensive assessment tools in balance evaluation are greatly needed.
Using wearable sensors and advanced machine learning algorithms, researchers from Florida Atlantic University’s College of Engineering and Computer Science have developed a novel approach that addresses a crucial gap in balance assessment and sets a new benchmark in the application of wearable technology and machine learning in health care. The approach is a significant advance in objective balance assessment, especially for remote monitoring in home-based or nursing care settings, potentially transforming balance disorder management.
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HCA FLORIDA RAULERSON HOSPITAL ANNOUNCES $60,000 FUNDING FOR THE EDUCATION FOUNDATION OF OKEECHOBEE
June 24, 2024 — HCA Florida Raulerson Hospital is pleased to announce that the Education Foundation of Okeechobee will receive $60,000 over the next three years through an initiative funded by the HCA Healthcare Foundation’s Healthier Tomorrow Fund. This initiative is part of a broader $1 million donation by the HCA Healthcare Foundation to the Consortium of Florida Education Foundations (Consortium) aimed at supporting the Career Pathways to a Healthier Florida program.
The HCA Healthcare Foundation’s substantial $1 million donation will be disbursed over three years, benefiting 15 local education foundations across Florida. The Career Pathways to a Healthier Florida program, managed by the Consortium, will develop and administer a grant process for local education foundations. These grants will support local projects that create and enhance pathways to healthcare careers, focusing on nursing and allied health tracks. Key activities funded through this program will include work-based learning opportunities, healthcare career exploration activities, and industry certifications.
“We are thrilled to be part of this impactful initiative,” said Brian Melear, CEO of HCA Florida Raulerson Hospital. “By supporting the Education Foundation of Okeechobee, we are investing in the future of healthcare in our community, ensuring that students have the resources and opportunities they need to pursue careers in this vital field.”
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DR. DEREK MCCRANIE JOINS HCA FLORIDA RAULERSON SURGICAL SPECIALISTS
June 10, 2024 – HCA Florida Raulerson Hospital, a 100-bed acute care facility that has been serving the healthcare needs of Okeechobee and surrounding counties for more than 45 years, is pleased to announce the addition of Dr. Derek McCranie to its surgical specialists’ team. Dr. McCranie, a highly-skilled general surgeon, brings expertise in robotic-assisted and laparoscopic surgeries to our operating rooms.
A native of Okeechobee, Dr. McCranie returns to his roots with a commitment to serving the community that has been integral to his personal and professional development. His local insight and medical expertise will enhance the quality of care available to Okeechobee residents.
Dr. McCranie joins us following the completion of his residency at Atlanta Medical Center, a Level 1 Trauma Center. During his residency, he honed his skills across a wide range of procedures, from emergent trauma operations to elective surgeries. His advanced training and dedication to surgical excellence make him a valuable asset to the Okeechobee community.
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HERO4HERO: FREE, CONFIDENTIAL MENTAL HEALTH SUPPORT LINE FOR FIRST RESPONDERS AVAILABLE IN BROWARD, PALM BEACH, AND TREASURE COAST
211 Broward & 211 Palm Beach/Treasure Coast provide successful support line In collaboration with the State of Florida
Fort Lauderdale, Fla. June 24, 2024 – In response to the growing challenges faced by dedicated first responders and their families, in 2022, the State of Florida and the Department of Children and Families partnered with 211 Broward and 211 Palm Beach/Treasure Coast to launch Hero4Hero. This 24/7 confidential peer support line has been offering comprehensive mental health support, ensuring that our Heroes receive the care they deserve around the clock. Since its launch in Broward, Palm Beach and the Treasure Coast areas, there have been more than 24,000 life saving calls or visits to the website for support.
Hero4Hero serves current and former first responders, including 911 Dispatchers, Corrections/Detention Officers, Emergency Medical Technicians, Firefighters, Paramedics, Law Enforcement, and their families. The support line is staffed by former first responders and peer support specialists who are extensively trained to provide comprehensive support to current and former first responders and their families.
Hero4Hero provides toll-free access to regional, statewide, and national resources that can help address the behavioral health needs of first responders and their families. First responders and their family members can reach the support line at 866-760-HERO (4376) or learn more at www.Hero4Hero.org.
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NCH RECEIVES $5 MILLION GIFT TO ESTABLISH ENDOWED CHAIR AT WINGARD STROKE INSTITUTE
June 24, 2024 — NCH announced today that it has received a $5 million donation from the John and Susan Morrison Foundation to establish an endowed chair at the NCH Wingard Stroke Institute. The chair will be named “The John and Susan Morrison Endowed Chair” in recognition of the donors. It will support the work of Mazen AbuAwad, MD, Executive Director of the Wingard Stroke Institute.
Funding will support Dr. AbuAwad by providing backing for his clinical, teaching, and research activities, ultimately allowing him to lead a center of excellence for neurovascular care. His dedication to stroke prevention, education, and rehabilitation brings best-in-class comprehensive care to our patients and community.
“While this recognition is truly a testament to the tireless efforts and dedication of our entire team at the NCH Wingard Stroke Institute, I am deeply honored to be named as the recipient of the John and Susan Morrison Endowed Chair of the NCH Wingard Stroke Institute,” said Mazen AbuAwad, MD, Executive Director of the NCH Wingard Stroke Institute. “To Mr. and Mrs. Morrison, I offer my deepest thanks for your gift. Pledges of support such as yours serve as a catalyst for the advancement of our program.”
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SALUSCARE WORKS WITH COMMUNITY PARTNERS TO LINK PATIENTS TO DETOXIFICATION AND TREATMENT
The effort is part of the Coordinated Opioid Recovery (CORE) Network in Florida
FORT MYERS, Fla. June 24, 2024 – SalusCare is coordinating with community partners including Lee County EMS and Family Health Centers to link overdose patients to treatment, including detoxification and Medication-Assisted Treatment (MAT). The program, funded by grants from the state’s Opioid Settlement Agreement, is administered by the Central Florida Behavioral Health Network in partnership with the state’s Department of Health, Department of Children and Families and the Agency for Health Care Administration.
“We are utilizing this program to create a pathway for individuals with substance use disorder to lifesaving information and treatment,” said Jessica Plazewski, vice president and COO of SalusCare, which has 24/7 detoxification services and is a free distribution site for Narcan, an emergency nasal spray used by others to reverse the effects of an opioid overdose. “We are working with Lee County EMS to link patients to substance use disorder treatment where appropriate instead of taking them to the emergency room. The goal is to help patients receive treatment and tools necessary to help break the cycle of addiction.”
The statewide CORE program was the first of its kind in the nation and started in 2022 in 12 counties with an announcement from Gov. Ron DeSantis. Lee County was added to the program in 2024 along with 16 other counties. According to state data, EMS in Lee responded to 4,453 overdose calls in 2022.
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HOME-GROWN HEALTH CARE FROM HEALTHCARE NETWORK
By Dr. Jaime Khemraj, chief medical officer
June 25, 2024 – According to the Florida Hospital Association, Florida is expected to be short nearly 60,000 nurses by 2035. A Florida Medical Association study shows a need for 18,000 physicians across the state by 2035, one-third for primary care physicians and the rest for specialists.
While a national shortage of health care providers began before COVID-19, that shortage became worse after the pandemic, causing many to rethink the stress and pressure of the profession. In addition, labor costs are growing, with providers having to take measures like salary adjustments and incentives to attract and retain staff.
It has resulted in the perfect storm in Southwest Florida, with a lack of affordable housing, high cost of living and the need for more health care workers to care for a growing aging population, often with complex medical needs.
Healthcare Network began working with farmworkers in Immokalee in 1977 and continues to provide care to underserved and remote communities in Collier County. For years, the nonprofit has recognized the need to train physicians locally, with the hope that they will embrace the mission of closing the gap in care by staying after their training is complete.
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FOUNDCARE OPENS REGISTRATION FOR ANNUAL BACK-TO-SCHOOL HEALTH FAIR
Free health services will be offered at the Palm Springs location for school-aged children
WEST PALM BEACH, Fla. June 25, 2024 – – FoundCare is on a mission to ensure every student starts the new school year with a clean bill of health. On Saturday, July 27, FoundCare will host its annual free Back-to-School Health Fair at 2330 S. Congress Ave., Palm Springs. The event will run from 8 a.m. to 1 p.m., offering school-aged children complimentary hearing and vision screenings, school physicals, vaccinations, and backpacks filled with school supplies.
Kicking off National Health Center Week, FoundCare’s pediatric specialists and support team will provide services in English, Spanish, and Creole. Registration is required to attend, and slots are expected to fill quickly. Parents and guardians are encouraged to sign up early, as only a limited number of walk-ins will be accommodated.
“Ensuring every child has a healthy start to the school year is our priority,” said FoundCare CEO, Christopher F. Irizarry. “We strive to alleviate the financial burden on families so children can focus on learning, not on missing school due to health issues.”
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UAB HEALTH SYSTEM AUTHORITY TO ACQUIRE ASCENSION ST. VINCENT’S
June 25, 2024- After thorough study and due diligence, the University of Alabama System Board of Trustees approved an agreement with Ascension for UAB Health System Authority to assume ownership of Ascension St. Vincent’s Health System in central Alabama to sustain patients’ access to the highest quality care in Birmingham and surrounding communities.
Under the agreement, UAB Health System Authority will assume ownership of all Ascension St. Vincent’s sites of care including the hospitals at Birmingham, Blount, Chilton, East and St. Clair, as well as the One Nineteen Campus; the Trussville Freestanding Emergency Department; and imaging centers and other clinics that are part of Ascension Medical Group. The transaction will include current Ascension St. Vincent’s services, facilities, caregivers and associates, including a robust network of providers serving the region.
“Patients will continue to have access to the healthcare services and providers they’ve come to trust, and ultimately gain access to a larger care network,” said UAB Health System CEO Dawn Bulgarella, who also serves as CEO of the UAB/Ascension St. Vincent’s Alliance. “UAB and St. Vincent’s exist to improve lives, and that purpose will drive our actions in the coming months and beyond.”
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NAACOS OUTLINES THOUGHTS ON MEDICARE PHYSICIAN PAYMENT REFORM
Highlights
Value-based care has grown tremendously over the last decade, but existing incentives are expiring.
Congress has been working to identify how to improve physician payment while supporting and better incentivizing value-based care.
NAACOS has offered a number of recommendations, including around financial and non-financial incentives, along with reforms to the CMS Innovation Center.
By Aisha Pittman, MPH, Senior Vice President, Government Affairs, NAACOS, and Robert Daley, Director, Legislative Affairs, NAACOS
June 25, 2024 – In addition to generating billions of dollars in savings and improvements in quality, value-based care models have had a profound impact on the daily lives of patients and their families. Millions of patients in these models benefit from better coordinated care and services not covered by Medicare, including patient outreach and social supports like housing and transportation assistance.
Incentives to participate in Medicare’s advanced alternative payment models (APMs) have proven successful in transitioning clinicians to value-based care models. In the last decade, the number of clinicians qualifying for Medicare’s advanced APM incentive has increased by nearly 300 percent or quadrupled.
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FOR HEALTHY ADULTS, TAKING MULTIVITAMINS DAILY IS NOT ASSOCIATED WITH A LOWER RISK OF DEATH
Findings come from an NIH analysis of more than two decades of dietary data from 390,124 U.S. adults.
JUNE 26, 2024 – A large analysis of data from nearly 400,000 healthy U.S. adults followed for more than 20 years has found no association between regular multivitamin use and lower risk of death. The study, led by researchers at the National Institutes of Health’s National Cancer Institute, was published June 26, 2024, in JAMA Network Open.
Many adults in the United States take multivitamins with the hope of improving their health. However, the benefits and harms of regular multivitamin use remain unclear. Previous studies of multivitamin use and mortality have yielded mixed results and been limited by short follow-up times.
To more deeply explore the relationship between long-term regular multivitamin use and overall mortality and death from cardiovascular disease and cancer, the researchers analyzed data from three large, geographically diverse prospective studies involving a total of 390,124 U.S. adults who were followed for more than 20 years. The participants included in this analysis were generally healthy, with no history of cancer or other chronic diseases.
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June 27, 2024 – HCA Florida JFK North Hospital is proud to celebrate Men’s Health Awareness Month with a Men’s Health Panel Discussion. In partnership with the Palm Beach North Chamber of Commerce, we invite the community to join us for an open discussion featuring five esteemed physicians who will address a variety of topics pertaining to men’s health.
This month is dedicated to enriching men’s health and wellness by encouraging early detection through screenings and education. Women, this event is for you too! You can play a crucial role in advocating for the men in your lives—be it your father, husband, son, or friends—to take charge of their health.
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Location: Riverstone Palm Beach, 195 River Grove Way, West Palm Beach, FL 33407
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