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Join the hundreds of BMC supporters like BMC Chief Strategy Officer Cindy Bo who have already adopted their bee. ?? “Adopt a bee” from our rooftop farms with a donation of any size to BMC by midnight, tonight: https://bit.ly/3AZDNNU Your gift will be tripled and will have three times the impact for BMC programs, not covered by insurance, that help everyone in our city thrive. And you’ll get your very own adoption certificate to showcase your love for BMC. “My bee stands for our children, our future. Just like bees play a vital role in pollination, BMC plays a crucial role in providing essential healthcare services to those in need.”

Ludwine D. Paul, MSN, ACNP-BC, AACC, is a nurse practitioner at BMC and is a part of Boston University Medical Group’s Clinical Excellence Society. She is focused on improving health and well-being through excellence, innovation, and equity in patient-centered care, education, and research. BMC's Cardiovascular Center has been recognized as "high-performing" by U.S. News and World Report for providing state-of-the-art diagnostic and treatment services for a comprehensive range of cardiac diseases and conditions. The center delivers high-quality care through a combination of medical therapies, cutting-edge minimally invasive techniques, and complex open surgery to improve the health and well-being of patients. See how our Cardiovascular Center is #RewritingHealthcare: https://bit.ly/3SExhBY

"Black people don’t just so happen to be more sick than other people. We live in a society that makes us more sick, and if we don’t understand that, then we try to fix Black people instead of the systems and conditions." -Nikole Hannah-Jones, creator of The 1619 Project and EQTY 2024 keynote speaker EQTY 2024’s focus is beyond merely identifying racial health inequities but highlighting and creating ways to advance change. Read more on how Hannah-Jones' keynote address speaks to the theme of reckoning with and working to break the constructs of our country’s past.

We’re so excited for today’s EQTY 2024: Accelerating Health Justice here at Artists For Humanity Boston! The stage is set to host transformative conversations that will sketch a new reality for communities impacted by inequities and structural racism in healthcare. Our event will kick off soon! Tune in to our Instagram account @bostonmedicalcenter for live updates throughout the day.

Congratulations to Genny Ohemeng, NP, from BMC's Hospital ReAdmission Reduction Program (HARP) for being selected to receive a Daisy Award! In her nomination, a colleague said "Genny is an amazing team member, patient advocate, and provider. She has improved many patients' lives by being a part of their care." Thank you, Genny, for continuing to exemplify BMC's commitment to expert patient care through your outstanding attitude and steadfast compassion!

In honor of National Recovery Month, we’re highlighting our Faster Paths to Treatment program. Our program is dedicated to offering a supportive and judgment-free environment for individuals with substance use disorders. We are committed to delivering comprehensive, compassionate care tailored to each person's needs. Learn more about the program: https://lnkd.in/e4KDprEX

Join BMC employee Nancy Hanright and “adopt a bee” from our rooftop farms with a donation of any size to BMC: https://bit.ly/4g3f0bQ “I named my bee Clara after Clara Barton, a nurse and founder of the American Red Cross. The name Clara means bright and famous, and it reflects the future we envision here at BMC.” Donate by September 13 to adopt your own bee! ?? Name it after someone who inspires you and share the “adoption certificate” you receive as a gift. Your generosity supports first-of-their-kind programs often not covered by insurance that help all Bostonians thrive.

“I named my bee Rezzy in honor of the 750 phenomenal residents and fellows at BMC. I have the privilege of working with and learning from creative, inspiring, and intelligent residents and fellows who care deeply for patients and the work that we do.” ?? Join Associate Chief Medical Officer Jeff Schneider, MD, and “adopt a bee” from our rooftop farms with a donation of any size to BMC: https://bit.ly/4g3f0bQ Donate by September 13, and your impact triples for our innovative, first-of-their-kind programs, many not covered by insurance, that help all Bostonians thrive.

In March, BMC partnered with the Canton Fire Department to launch a pilot program that offers transfusions of a new, universal type of whole blood to critically injured patients in the field. Research shows that administering whole blood improves patient outcomes in emergencies when every minute counts. The program has already transfused eight patients who might otherwise have bled to death before they reached the hospital. Read more on Boston Globe Media: https://bit.ly/4ghf5bV