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- 1Cooper Green Mercy Health Services honors community partners on Serve Day●Cooper Green Mercy Health Services gives back to community partners on Serve Day
Cooper Green Mercy Health Services, part of the UAB Health System in Birmingham, Alabama, marked its Serve Day by giving back to the community organizations it partners with. Staff thanked local partners for their collaboration in providing health services, highlighting the hospital's ongoing community outreach efforts.
- 2General Medicine raises $120M from a16z, Eli Lilly and Mercy Health▼General Medicine banks $120M backed by a16z, Eli Lilly and Mercy Health to build out healthcare storefront
General Medicine has secured $120 million in funding backed by Andreessen Horowitz, Eli Lilly and Mercy Health to expand its healthcare storefront model. The round draws together a major venture firm, a pharmaceutical giant and a health system behind the company's plan to broaden consumer access to care. The backing is notable as investors and providers continue to bet on new front-door models for healthcare delivery.
- 3Mercy Health urges public to prioritize health this fall and winter●Mercy Health reminds public to prioritize health during busy fall and winter months
Mercy Health is reminding the public to make their health a priority as the busy fall and winter months get underway. The health system's message encourages people to keep up with preventive care, manage stress and stay on top of routine checkups during a season when illness and packed schedules can push wellness aside. The reminder comes as hospitals typically see a seasonal rise in respiratory illness and other cold-weather health problems.
- 4Liz Al Bayati joins Mercy as family medicine nurse practitioner▼Liz Al Bayati is a family medicine nurse practitioner with Mercy.
Liz Al Bayati is working as a family medicine nurse practitioner with Mercy, according to a brief announcement from Leader Publications. The item introduces her role and specialty but provides no further details about her background, start date, or the location of her practice. It appears to be a routine healthcare staffing notice.