Good Samaritan Medical Center announces it is a recipient of Healthgrades 2019 Labor and Delivery Excellence Award™. This distinction places Good Samaritan in the top 10 percent of all hospitals evaluated for the exceptional care of mothers during and after labor and delivery, according to Healthgrades.




For the second year in a row, Jupiter Medical Center is proud to announce its Top Hospital Award by The Leapfrog Group.

“This recognition highlights our commitment to providing the highest quality patient-centered care in the region,” said Dr. Amit Rastogi, Jupiter Medical Center president and CEO. “Our physicians, nurses and staff are to be congratulated for their dedication to consistently delivering world-class patient care.”
 
Jupiter Medical Center is among only 13 hospitals in the state to receive a Top General Hospital distinction.



For the second consecutive year, Moffitt Cancer Center is a Top Hospital for Diversity by BlackDoctor.org – the leading health and wellness destination for African Americans. The online resource recognizes institutions across the United States for their ongoing commitment to delivering quality care at the highest level while promoting equity and inclusion in operations, programs, services and staffing.

“It is a tremendous honor for us to be recognized again this year as it validates our ongoing commitment to integrating diversity into our health care delivery,” said Moffitt President and CEO Alan List, M.D. “We understand the need for creating an inclusive environment, making us more equipped to support our patients and the community and I applaud the Moffitt Diversity team and all of those who work with them for achieving this wonderful recognition.”



Palm Beach Gardens Medical Center recently awarded Virginia Groover as its Volunteer of the Year for 2019.

Groover has been a volunteering at Palm Beach Gardens Medical Center for 22 years as a scheduler in the surgical waiting room. She is also a member of the Board of Directors for the hospital, where she serves as recording secretary. 
 
 



Great Place to Work and Fortune have honored Baptist Health South Florida as one of the 2019 Best Workplaces for Diversity. The Best Workplaces for Diversity stand out for creating great workplaces for all employees, regardless of their personal characteristics. Baptist Health took the No. #48 spot on the list.

“We’re proud that our diverse employee population is a reflection of the South Florida community we are privileged to serve with compassion and inclusion,” said Adriene McCoy, Baptist Health’s senior vice president and chief human resources officer. “Being named on this list once again is a meaningful honor for our organization, as it reinforces the importance we place on people –our employees, our patients and families and our community.”