Author: Dorron Blumberg

NOTHING TASTES BETTER THAN FEELING GOOD

Posted by | Sep 2, 2020 | |

While it may sound like the name of a recently-formed band, the “COVID 19” is actually how some are labeling weight gain caused by unhealthy eating during the pandemic. 
 
For many, the struggle is real. Cravings for processed foods high in sugar and carbohydrates are the result of the brain’s desire for quick comfort during stressful times. Eating more junk food while doing less exercise during stay-at-home lives can not only mean more pounds but also lead to more serious medical issues connected to poor nutrition and obesity.
 

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Florida Blue Extends Local Strategy to Serve South Florida Market

Posted by | Sep 2, 2020 | |

Leading Health Insurer Deepens Commitment to Local Communities with New Model and New Leaders
 
September 2 2020 – Florida Blue, the state’s leading health insurer, announced today a deepening of its longstanding and successful local approach, and the promotion of three local leaders, to support the diverse needs of members and businesses in each of Florida’s communities. The state’s Blue Cross and Blue Shield plan is sharpening its unmatched commitment to all 67 counties of the state in order to respond to and meet the unique needs of individuals and communities in Florida’s many dynamic markets.
 

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Broward Health Medical Center Turns the Town Teal

Posted by | Sep 2, 2020 | |

Teal ribbons and lighting are in recognition of Ovarian Cancer Month
 
September 2, 2020 – Broward Health is turning the town teal. In recognition of Ovarian Cancer Month in September, Broward Health Medical Center in Fort Lauderdale is decorated in teal ribbons, at the main entrance and women’s center entrance, and illuminated outside the building with teal lighting.
 

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LAKESIDE MEDICAL CENTER’S HEALTHCARE HEROES RECOGNIZED FOR HELPING TO SAVE LIVES

Posted by | Sep 2, 2020 | |

September 2 2020 –  When her 70-year-old father was admitted to Lakeside Medical Center in May with COVID-like symptoms, Edmonde Raymonde says the hospital’s dedicated medical staff and Intensive Care Unit (ICU) nurses gave their family daily updates on his progress. Since visitation was not allowed, she says the nurses made sure Reveillard Raymonde’s phone was fully charged so the family could FaceTime with him. After a 28-day stay, Edmonde Raymonde says her father was discharged as a cheering staff played the theme from the movie “Rocky”. 

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