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Orthopedic Trauma Team with TidalHealth
SALISBURY, Md. – In this week’s edition of Health Beat, brought to you by TidalHealth, WMDT spoke with Dr. Florian Huber, a dedicated orthopedic trauma surgeon who’s been serving Delmarva since 2008, and Jessica Dunn, a physician assistant (PA) with TidalHealth Peninsula Orthopedic Institute. Dr. Huber and...
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University of Maryland Shore Regional Health Launches VisitUMMS Visitor Management Program Across All Hospital Campuses
University of Maryland Shore Regional Health (UM SRH), a member organization of the University of Maryland Medical System, is implementing VisitUMMS, a new visitor management program designed to enhance safety, improve the visitor experience and provide greater awareness of who is in our facilities at any given time. Developed by the University of Maryland Medical System’s Center for Technology Innovation specifically for healthcare environments, VisitUMMS has already been successfully implemented at multiple UMMS hospitals.
Bay Net
Vibrio On The Rise As Climate Warms The Chesapeake Bay
Infections are still relatively uncommon, but the costs of infection are severe. One day last July, Vernon Spear scratched his forearm on a crab pot as he pulled it out of the Choptank River from his pier in Cambridge, MD. He put hydrogen peroxide on the tiny cuts, thinking that would disinfect them.
Delmarva Now | The Daily Times
TidalHealth expands pediatric, cardiology and OB/GYN services
TidalHealth has added four new providers to its primary and specialty care network across the Eastern Shore, expanding services in pediatrics, cardiology, OB/GYN and rheumatology. The hires include nurse practitioners and a physician assistant serving communities in Maryland and Delaware, according to a TidalHealth announcement. The additions expand access to pediatric primary care, cardiovascular services, women's health and rheumatology care in Salisbury. Kimberly Young-Conner, a certified pediatric nurse practitioner, is joining TidalHealth Pediatrics in Berlin. She earned bachelor's and master's degrees in nursing from the University of Maryland, Baltimore County and brings more than two decades of clinical experience in primary care pediatrics. Young-Conner is a member of the National Association of Pediatric Nurse Practitioners and "is passionate about children's health and providing comprehensive care for her patients and their families," according to the announcement. According to TidalHealth, she was named Nurse Practitioner of the Year by Google for Seaford, Delaware. Sarah Katelyn DiBuo, a family nurse practitioner, will provide care through TidalHealth OB/GYN locations in Salisbury and Berlin. After earning a nursing degree from Salisbury University and working in patient care for more than 10 years, she obtained a master's degree from Wilmington University. DiBuo holds certification from the
My Eastern Shore MD
Frustrated residents oppose proposed water and sewer rate increases in Centreville hearing
CENTREVILLE — Frustrated water and sewer customers urged the Centreville Town Council to reconsider proposed annual 8% rate increases during a July 16 public hearing. The council is seeking input on an ordinance that would establish water and sewer user fees and service fees for metered and unmetered customers through 2031. Residents who spoke during the hearing strongly opposed the proposed increases, citing already-high utility bills and the rising cost of living. The council said the decision to consider the increases did not come lightly. The long-running discussion stems partly from infrastructure costs that previous councils delayed in an effort to save money. A new wastewater treatment plant is nonnegotiable because the town must expand its capacity and upgrade its treatment technology, Council President Ashley Kaiser said. “Right now, the technology that we have does not clean the sewer output to the extent that is required moving forward,” she said, noting changing requirements for sewer effluent. The estimated cost of a new wastewater treatment plant has increased dramatically over the years, Kaiser said. The town continues to seek other funding sources and has received millions of dollars in grants and federal earmarks, including COVID-19 relief funding, she said. Expanding downtown
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Chesapeake Health Care Welcomes Julia Scheu, LMSW, to Mental Health Team in Princess Anne
Chesapeake Health Care is pleased to announce that Julia Scheu, LMSW has joined its Behavioral Health team as a Mental Health Therapist. In this role, she will provide compassionate, patient-centered mental health services, helping individuals navigate life\’s challenges and achieve improved emotional well-being. Julia Scheu brings a strong foundation in clinical social work, behavioral health, and care coordination.
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TidalHealth Community Health Events for August 2026
TidalHealth announces the following educational event calendar for August 2026:. Time/location: Second Tuesday of each month at 1 pm via webinar. Join: Use this link to join the webinar. Virtual grief support group: Aug. 11. Time/location: Second Tuesday of each month (unless otherwise noted), 6:30 to 7:30 pm, via virtual...
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Choptank Health Celebrates Graduation of First Pediatric Dental Residency Class
First NYU Langone Pediatric Dentistry Residents Complete Training on Maryland’s Eastern Shore. Choptank Community Health System is celebrating a historic milestone with the graduation of the inaugural class of its NYU Langone Pediatric Dentistry Residency Program, marking the successful completion of advanced specialty training by the program’s first three residents.