Care everywhere: HCA Healthcare nurses share how they helped each other this past year
Nurses have always been the cornerstone of HCA Healthcare’s mission — Above all else, we are committed to the care and improvement of human life — but never has that been more evident than during the past year. As COVID-19 surged from coast to coast, HCA Healthcare nurses shifted from “business as usual” to caring…
Recognizing culture and diversity during Asian American and Pacific Islander Heritage Month
Each May, Asian American and Pacific Islander Heritage Month commemorates the vital contributions of Asian Americans, Pacific Islanders and native Hawaiians to the American story and recognizes the challenges many have faced along the way. Over the past year, our Asian American and Pacific Islander (AAPI) colleagues, who make up approximately 8% of the workforce…
National Nurse’s Week 2021: a message of gratitude to nurses across HCA Healthcare
HCA Healthcare is proud to be one of the largest employers of nurses in the country, with more than 93,000 nurses throughout our organization committed to raising the bar for healthcare. These extraordinary individuals are vital frontline workers, displaying courage, care and commitment to their patients every day. As we pause to celebrate National Nurses…
HCA Healthcare ranks on 2021 LinkedIn Top Companies list
HCA Healthcare has been recognized on the 2021 LinkedIn Top Companies list, an annual guide ranking the 50 best workplaces for professionals to grow their careers in the U.S. This list celebrates organizations for investing in employee success, career development, and equity and inclusion. “Since day one of the pandemic, our top priority has been…
One year. 17 heart transplants. New heart transplant program has milestone year in midst of pandemic.
According to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, there are approximately 75,000 people on the active waiting list for organs on any given day. With 11 transplant programs across the United States, HCA Healthcare is proud to help provide the gift of life through transplant medicine. Below, learn more about HCA Healthcare’s newest heart transplant…
Can stress make you sick?
Stress is a normal part of life. Although stress is often viewed negatively, it’s not always bad, and there are even some benefits to stress in small doses. But can stress make you sick? The answer is yes, but there are ways to manage stress before it becomes harmful to your health. What is stress?…