News and Updates

“I cannot say ‘THANK YOU’ enough to Major [Health Partners] and all of their healthcare heroes…”

September 20, 2020 / Comments Off on “I cannot say ‘THANK YOU’ enough to Major [Health Partners] and all of their healthcare heroes…”

“Unfortunately, my mother found out yesterday in a call from the Hospital that she is, indeed, fighting the COVID-19 bug (symptoms are not severe at this time).  Shortly thereafter, a part of her hearing aid came off in her ear.  Neither the provider where she got the hearing aid nor her doctor could have her…

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Marion General Hospital Heartened by Community’s Thoughts and Prayers

September 20, 2020 / Comments Off on Marion General Hospital Heartened by Community’s Thoughts and Prayers

At the advent of the COVID-19 lockdown, the faith community of Marion rallied around Marion General Hospital (MGH).  Initially, surrounding churches delivered items of appreciation for the health care workers, including cards, snacks and even meals.  One pastor and family created murals and messages of encouragement, drawn in chalk on the sidewalk entrances to MGH.…

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Hendricks Regional Health Celebrates Recovery of First Responder, “Both an Honor and Inspiration”

September 20, 2020 / Comments Off on Hendricks Regional Health Celebrates Recovery of First Responder, “Both an Honor and Inspiration”

 “The Hendricks Regional Health team took time out of their busy schedules to celebrate the recovery of a first responder battling COVID-19. ‘Seeing yet another patient beat this virus and be reunited with their family is both an incredible honor and inspiration,’ said President & CEO Kevin Speer. ‘It’s another visible reminder that, together, we…

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Stories Like That of Gerald, a 91-year-old Veteran, Keep the Riverview Health Team Going Everyday

September 20, 2020 / Comments Off on Stories Like That of Gerald, a 91-year-old Veteran, Keep the Riverview Health Team Going Everyday

April 10, 2020 “Today, an extra special patient graduated from Acute Rehab and was discharged from the hospital. Gerald, a 91-year-old Vietnam and Korean war veteran, was admitted to Riverview Health on March 21 as he tested positive for COVID-19. After spending ten days on Med/Surg and ICU, he was eventually moved to Acute Rehab…

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Goshen Health’s “Messages of Hope” and “Community Card” Bring Encouragement to Associates

September 20, 2020 / Comments Off on Goshen Health’s “Messages of Hope” and “Community Card” Bring Encouragement to Associates

“As with all of our peers at SHO, we watched firsthand as our Colleagues worked tirelessly to care for our community – and to do so with a courage and commitment that only healthcare workers will understand. It was overwhelming and inspiring all at the same time. How can Goshen Health lift up their heroic…

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“Everyday Heroes” Honored at Henry Community Health

September 20, 2020 / Comments Off on “Everyday Heroes” Honored at Henry Community Health

“At Henry Community Health, we wanted to recognize all our employees as heroes so we asked employees to take photos of each other in their masks and called them our Everyday Heroes! At the time these ran, we had employees working at the hospital, in our physician offices, and from home. We know it takes…

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SHO Continues Collective Focus on Telehealth

October 23, 2019 / Comments Off on SHO Continues Collective Focus on Telehealth

The SHO hospitals continue to work together to address the advent of telehealth services in our communities. Launched in early 2017 on a shared platform called myVirtualHealthVisit, nine SHO hospitals have been party to a collective agreement with American Well to offer video visits to patients.  This group agreement through SHO has allowed the participating…

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SHO Readies Behavioral Health Integration Model

October 22, 2019 / Comments Off on SHO Readies Behavioral Health Integration Model

To overcome access barriers to behavioral healthcare and to assist primary care providers in the management of commonly encountered behavioral health diagnoses, SHO has identified an opportunity to introduce a Behavioral Health Integration model of care. This model is an evidence-based, patient-centered, team-care approach allowing primary care and psychiatrist providers to collaborate, linked by a behavioral care manager…

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SHO’s Physician Leadership Series 2019-2020

October 21, 2019 / Comments Off on SHO’s Physician Leadership Series 2019-2020

Suburban Health Organization (SHO) is mid-way through the third Physician Leadership Series (PLS).  Healthcare reform has positioned hospitals and physicians to collaborate in bringing medicine and management together.  SHO has gathered national and local experts to provide physicians and advance practice providers with an introduction to financial, strategic, and leadership topics over an 18-month program.…

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SHO Celebrates Physician Leadership Series 2019-2020 Graduates

September 24, 2019 / Comments Off on SHO Celebrates Physician Leadership Series 2019-2020 Graduates

Suburban Health Organization (SHO) celebrated the completion of its’ third Physician Leadership Series (PLS), held on August 11, 2020. Nineteen physicians from Goshen Health, Hancock Health, Hendricks Regional Health, Henry Community Health, Major Health Partners, and Witham Health Services successfully completed the series. The PLS introduces physicians and advanced practitioners to collaboration concepts in bringing…

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