Posted by Onsite Neonatal Partners, 10/11/18 Challenge Union Hospital in Terra Haute, Indiana is home to a 15-bed Level IIIb Neonatal Intensive Care Unit (NICU), making them one of the region’s premier facilities for neonatal care. However, they were searching for ways to grow their neonatal market share to utilize their bed space despite serving
Hospitals are tasked with a mission that can seem impossible: balance safe & effective healthcare with an ever-increasing focus on ROI and value-based care. Healthcare professionals are passionate about serving their local community by any means necessary, yet they must be diligent in assessing the cost to provide such care. No other hospital department highlights
Terra Haute, Indiana September 17, 2018 “The NICU continues to grow at one local hospital. News 10’s Abby Kirk explains how new devices have helped parents of newborns in the neonatal intensive care unit or “NICU” at Union Hospital. Parents who have been in a NICU have probably noticed all of the machines that surround
(This article originally published in the Longview News-Journal) Longview, TX Longview Regional Medical Center achieved several accomplishments in the past year, officials say, such as receiving its Neonatal Intensive Care Unit Level III designation from the state of Texas. The medical center now has a medical team in place to take care of babies born
Bethlehem, Pa. (May, 2018) – The Onsite Neonatal Partners neonatology team at St. Luke’s University Hospital, Bethlehem Campus have been selected to receive the prestigious “Excellence in Care” Achievement Award from The Hospital & Healthsystem Association of Pennsylvania (HAP) for its outstanding efforts to improve health care in the state through innovation and excellence in patient
Every day when I walk into work, I know that I will meet a family who does not want to see me. I know that I will meet someone for whom my very introduction causes tears, fear, anxiety, and despair… As a neonatologist for 16 years, my job is to take care of sick babies:
“When you are a nurse, you know that every day you will touch a life, or a life will touch yours.” – Anonymous Our neonatology group is committed to providing high quality care to our patients and families, and we couldn’t do that without the dedicated nurses our providers work alongside every day. Our neonatologists,
It’s hard to believe that April has arrived. Although Spring is here, if you have a baby in the Neonatal Intensive Care Unit or NICU, you may still be feeling the winter blues (this years record low temperatures don’t help). Just know that even though the NICU seems like a cold circus of lights, labs,
Even today, 20 years into my career as a neonatologist, I still marvel at being able to hold tiny humans in my hand, helping them to flourish and grow. But not all tiny humans grow big and strong. In fact, in America, 1 in 10 babies is born premature. Although the birth of a happy
When “walking-the-walk” is no walk-in-the-park. I’ve been told that for those who foresee a career in medicine, few aspiring healers actually go on to choose the specialty that they originally envisioned for themselves. I’ve known since I was 5 years old that I wanted to take care of children, as documented in my kindergarten “All
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