Influence in action: the power of a nurse’s voice
One in every 50 nurses in the United States works at HCA Healthcare – that’s more than 94,000 nurses delivering patient-centered, compassionate care in communities spanning 21 states. And the voices of nurses are an essential part of who we are as an organization. Read more below… Nurses are the cornerstone of patient care, and…
Prepared for Anything
How we support our HCA Healthcare colleagues during times of adversity. During Labor Day weekend 2019, when Hurricane Dorian was threatening the east coast of Florida, our local leadership teams in that state, along with our corporate emergency operations team, were pulling all-nighters to ensure that our patients and colleagues had the resources needed to…
Nurturing next-gen nurses: HCA Healthcare gains Galen College of Nursing
Join us in welcoming Galen College of Nursing to our HCA Healthcare family! Moving our nursing agenda forward, we are pleased to announce HCA Healthcare has acquired majority ownership of Galen College of Nursing, one of the largest educators of nurses in the United States. HCA Healthcare and Galen will work together to provide access…
Opening Doors: The HCA Healthcare Scholars Program
The HCA Healthcare Scholars Program helps children of colleagues achieve a post-secondary education. Education and opportunity are often the gateway to advancement. We’re helping our colleagues and their children have both. Last January, The HCA Foundation, in partnership with Scholarship America, launched the HCA Healthcare Scholars Program, which provides up to $5,000 for higher education…
HCA Healthcare’s ‘top 10’ stories of 2019 are…
As 2019 comes to a close, we’re taking a walk down memory lane to remind us of what captivated our attention this year… Across HCA Healthcare’s 184 hospitals and more than 2,000 sites of care, 2019 was filled with medical breakthroughs, stories demonstrating the power of scale in health care delivery and heartwarming accounts of…
HCA Healthcare cardiologist: avoid holiday heart this New Year’s Eve
The period between Christmas and New Year’s Day is often filled with parties, holiday treats and cheer. For some, this period can also trigger heart problems and lead to heart attacks. Don’t fall victim to “holiday heart syndrome” by learning more below… A study released last year showed that the risk of heart attacks increases…