Mental Health Awareness Month
Mental Health Awareness MonthTCMC’S Behavioral Health Team Available To Help You Enjoy Better Mental Health During the month of May, Tri-City’s behavioral health providers recognize
Tri-City Medical Center Nurses – Making a Difference
George Fells, MSN, BS, RN-BC George Fells, MSN, BS, RN-BC is currently the Director of Acute Care Services, Telemetry and Inpatient Acute Rehabilitation at Tri-City
Volunteering is a Family Affair at Tri-City Hospital Auxiliary
Linda Wolff – President of the Tri-City Hospital Auxiliary“Our volunteers are like family,” said Linda Wolff, President of the Tri-City Hospital Auxiliary. “Many of our
Tri-City Medical Center Doctors: Called to Care
For National Doctor’s Day, we asked physicians at Tri-City Medical Center to share their personal stories about what inspired them to become doctors. Not surprisingly,
Getting to Know Tri-City Medical Center’s Interim President and CEO: Dr. Gene Ma
Tri-City Medical Center’s Interim President and CEO: Dr. Gene Ma Gene Ma, MD, FACEP, recently named Interim President and CEO at Tri-City Medical Center (TCMC),
Tri-City Medical Center – Investing in Environmental Sustainability
Benny Oporto Earth Day on April 22, 2023 is a day to invest in our planet. According to earthday.org, we need to ‘act (boldly), innovate
Marvelous Monday – Embracing the Patient Experience Everyday
Heidi Benson As she walks down the hall or answers her phone, Clinical Quality Coordinator, Heidi Benson, MSN, RN, PHN, CPHQ, SSGB, often greets her
Tri-City Medical Center Celebrates its Women Physicians
Reyzan Shali, MDIn 1849, Elizabeth Blackwell, MD became the first women in America to earn a Doctor of Medicine (MD) degree. She was inspired to
A Conversation with Tri-City Hospital Foundation’s President, Jennifer Paroly, About Celebrating Women’s Achievements
Jennifer Paroly – Tri-City Hospital Foundation’s President As a leader in the community, Jennifer Paroly, President and Chief Development Officer for Tri-City Hospital Foundation, reflects
Matters of the Heart: CPR, AEDs and Cardiovascular Screenings
February is National Heart Month. In January, Monday Night Football fans around the country saw first-hand the importance of CPR when Buffalo Bills safety, Damar
Supporting Families of Children With Rare Diseases and Life-Threatening Conditions
February 28 is Rare Disease Day – a day dedicated to raising awareness for the estimated one in 10, or 30 million Americans living with a rare
From the Philippines to the ICU
In the Intensive Care Unit there is a buzz of activity. Machines beep and whir, you hear clicking keyboards, shuffling papers, nurses and doctors talking,