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September 15

  • Bon Secours to build replacement facility
  • CHRISTUS provides post-hurricane aid in northeast Mexico
  • Congregations help sisters adjust to long-term care
  • HCA plans to buy Miami's Mercy Hospital
  • Keeping Up
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  • Mercy Medical's German shepherds charm and protect
  • Raising a board's Catholic sensibility
  • St. Peter's, Seton, Northeast Health part of three-way merger talks
  • St. Vincent's is faithful to mission until the end
  • Support for reform deteriorates slightly in August
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    Catholic Health World

    September 15, 2010 Volume 26, Number 16

     

  • St. Vincent's is faithful to mission until the end
    The symbolic heart of St. Vincent's Hospital Manhattan — the beautiful St. Elizabeth Ann Seton Chapel — is locked now. For more than a century, the neo-baroque sanctuary had been a place to contemplate life's beginnings and endings.
    Raising a board's Catholic sensibility
    While board members bring a diversity of skills and experiences to their ministry roles, it cannot be assumed that they have an in-depth understanding of Catholic health care.
    Mercy Medical's German shepherds charm and protect
    Visitors entering Mercy Medical Center in Baltimore encounter a sight seldom seen at hospitals elsewhere in this country — a security officer with a police dog.
    Support for reform deteriorates slightly in August
    Many Americans are still largely misinformed about health care reform, and overall support slipped in August new public opinion research from the Kaiser Family Foundation shows.
    CHRISTUS provides post-hurricane aid in northeast Mexico
    Communities in Northern Mexico are still reeling from a destructive hurricane that hit in early summer, and CHRISTUS Health of Irving, Texas, is among the organizations helping with recovery efforts.
    St. Peter's, Seton, Northeast Health part of three-way merger talks
    Three regional health care systems in upstate New York's Capital District have signed a binding agreement to merge, and two of them are Catholic.
    HCA plans to buy Miami's Mercy Hospital
    Hospital Corporation of America is in negotiations to purchase the 473-bed Mercy Hospital of Miami. The organizations have signed a letter of intent on the purchase and are working toward a definitive agreement.
    Bon Secours to build replacement facility
    Bon Secours Virginia Health System plans to build a $200 million replacement facility for its Bon Secours DePaul Medical Center in Norfolk, Va., by 2014.
    Congregations help sisters adjust to long-term care
    Accepting the realities of aging can be a real challenge for any older adult and women religious are no exception.
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