Author: Dorron Blumberg

Strokes Have Increased Among Younger Adults: Are You at Risk?

May 17, 2019 – If you’re like many young adults, you haven’t given much thought to your risk for neurological issues like stroke. But about one in seven strokes happen to those under the age of 50 and as young as 15. This number has been on the rise since 1995, as more young people today exhibit risk factors associated with “brain attacks.”

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Palm Health Foundation “Heart of Gold” Event Honors Western Palm Beach County Nurses – West County

May 17, 2019 – Palm Health Foundation hosted its sixth annual Heart of Gold Nursing Reception on Thursday, May 9, 2019 at the Quail Ridge Country Club in Boynton Beach to honor the extraordinary work of local nurses and recognize Palm Beach County’s 2019 Nurses of the Year. The event concludes the foundation’s four-week Thank a Nurse campaign, generously sponsored by Tenet Health and VITAS Healthcare.

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HANLEY FOUNDATION, ACTRESS ALLISON JANNEY HONORED WITH MONA MANSELL AWARD AT ANNUAL FREEDOM INSTITUTE GALA IN NEW YORK CITY

May 17, 2019 – Hanley Foundation, a leader in substance abuse prevention, education and advocacy for access to quality treatment based in West Palm Beach, Florida, along with Emmy and Academy Award-winning actress Allison Janney, were honored with the Freedom Institute’s Mona Mansell Award at the Institute’s annual Spring Gala in New York City on Monday, May 13.
 

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Palm Health Foundation “Heart of Gold” Event Honors South Palm Beach County Nurses – South County

 May 17, 2019 – Palm Health Foundation hosted its sixth annual Heart of Gold Nursing Reception on Thursday, May 9, 2019 at the Quail Ridge Country Club in Boynton Beach to honor the extraordinary work of local nurses and recognize Palm Beach County’s 2019 Nurses of the Year. The event concludes the foundation’s four-week Thank a Nurse campaign, generously sponsored by Tenet Health and VITAS Healthcare.

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Trauma Survivors Return to Kendall Regional to reunite with those who saved their lives

Trauma patients across the nation were brought together this past Wednesday to celebrate the triumph of their survival by returning to where they received life-saving care. Florida’s #1 Trauma Hospital for survivability, Kendall Regional Medical Center, was no exception as their patients rejoined the clinicians, caregivers and first responders, at the hospital’s eighth annual Trauma Survivor’s Day.

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