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    Broward Health offers free and low-cost mammograms throughout October▼Broward Health Offers Low-Cost and Free Mammograms Throughout October for Breast Cancer Awareness Month✉newsHealth2 d ago

    Broward Health is providing low-cost and free mammograms throughout October as part of Breast Cancer Awareness Month. The South Florida health system says the initiative aims to make breast cancer screening more accessible to residents who may face financial barriers, encouraging early detection during the annual awareness campaign.

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    Broward Health Hits 100 Cases with ROADSAVER Carotid Stent▼Broward Health Reaches 100 Cases Using Terumo ROADSAVER™ Carotid Stent System for Stroke Prevention✉newsHealth4 d ago

    Broward Health in South Florida has completed 100 cases using Terumo's ROADSAVER carotid stent system, a device used to open narrowed neck arteries and prevent stroke. The milestone marks the health system's growing experience with the technology, which was announced publicly this week and picked up by regional hospital news outlets.

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    Broward Health North spotlights social work case management▼Case Mgmt Profiles – Broward Health North – Genesis Siliezar-Orellana, MSW – Social Service Case Management✉newsHealth5 d ago

    Broward Health North is featuring Genesis Siliezar-Orellana, MSW, in a professional profile on social service case management. The piece, carried by South Florida Hospital News, highlights the role case managers play in coordinating patient care and connecting patients with community resources at the Deerfield Beach, Florida hospital.

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    Broward Health Imperial Point Profiles Social Worker Jasmine Perez▼Case Mgmt Profiles – Broward Health Imperial Point – Jasmine Perez, MSW, LCSW – Clinical Social Worker✉newsHealth5 d ago

    Jasmine Perez, a licensed clinical social worker holding an MSW and LCSW credentials, is featured in a case management profile from Broward Health Imperial Point in Florida. The profile highlights her role on the hospital's case management team, where clinical social workers help coordinate patient care, discharge planning and support services.

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    Broward Health Coral Springs Performs First PFO Closure with Gore Device▼Broward Health Coral Springs Advances Heart Care with First PFO Closure Using the GORE® CARDIOFORM Septal Occluder | Florida Hospital News and Healthcare Report✉newsHealth5 d ago

    Broward Health Coral Springs in Florida has completed its first patent foramen ovale (PFO) closure using the GORE CARDIOFORM Septal Occluder, a minimally invasive device designed to seal the small hole between the heart's upper chambers. Hospital officials say the procedure marks an advance in local cardiac care, expanding options for patients at risk of stroke linked to PFO.

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    Broward Health Imperial Point Spotlights Case Manager Claudia Wenger▼Case Mgmt Profiles – Broward Health Imperial Point – Claudia Wenger, RN – Case Manager✉newsHealth5 d ago

    Broward Health Imperial Point is profiling Claudia Wenger, RN, a case manager at the Fort Lauderdale hospital, in a feature on its case management staff. The profile highlights the role case managers play in coordinating patient care, discharges, and follow-up services across the hospital system.

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    Broward Health Profiles Oncology Social Service Counselor Elizabeth Maus●Case Mgmt Profiles – Broward Health Medical Center – Elizabeth Maus, MS- Social Service Counselor, Oncology Services | Florida Hospital News and Healthcare Report✉newsHealth5 d ago

    South Florida Hospital News has published a case management profile of Elizabeth Maus, MS, a Social Service Counselor in Oncology Services at Broward Health Medical Center. The feature highlights her role supporting cancer patients at the Fort Worth-area health system, part of the outlet's ongoing series spotlighting case management professionals in Florida hospitals.

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    Skanska completes $27.3 million Broward Health emergency department in Sunrise●Skanska Completes $27.3 Million Broward Health’s Freestanding Emergency Department in Sunrise✉newsHealth5 d ago

    Construction firm Skanska has completed a $27.3 million freestanding emergency department for Broward Health in Sunrise, Florida. The facility expands access to emergency care in western Broward County, adding to the health system's network of services outside its main hospital campuses. The project's completion was reported by South Florida Hospital News.

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    Broward Health Expands Oncology Detection and Treatment Advances●Advances in Oncology Treatment Are Changing the Way Cancer Is Detected and Treated at Broward Health✉newsHealth5 d ago

    Broward Health, the public health system serving Broward County in South Florida, says new advances in oncology are changing how cancer is detected and treated across its facilities. The announcement was reported by South Florida Hospital News. No further details on specific treatments, technologies or patient outcomes were provided in the available coverage.

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    Broward Health opens cardiac suite funded by $5.2 million family gift●Broward Health Medical Center Dedicates Boyce Haller Family Cardiac Catheterization and Electrophysiology Suite, Made Possible by $5.2 Million Family Gift | Florida Hospital News and Healthcare Report✉newsHealth6 d ago

    Broward Health Medical Center has dedicated the Boyce Haller Family Cardiac Catheterization and Electrophysiology Suite, made possible by a $5.2 million gift from the Haller family. The new facility expands the Fort Lauderdale hospital's capacity for cardiac catheterization and heart rhythm procedures. The donation is being highlighted as an example of philanthropy supporting specialized heart care in South Florida.

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    South Florida Foundation Gives $300,000 for Schoolchildren's Vision Care●Health Foundation of South Florida Awards $300,000 to Bring Vision Care to Low-Income Schoolchildren in Miami-Dade and Broward | Florida Hospital News and Healthcare Report✉newsHealth6 d ago

    The Health Foundation of South Florida has awarded $300,000 to expand vision care for low-income schoolchildren in Miami-Dade and Broward counties. The funding will support screenings and access to eye care for students whose families may not otherwise afford glasses or treatment, addressing an unmet health need that can affect learning and development in local public schools.