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Palm Beach Gardens Medical Center Opens Newly Renovated Same-Day Surgery Unit, Expanding Advanced Orthopedic and Colorectal Care
New specialized unit allows eligible patients to recover comfortably at home just hours after surgery. August 19, 2026– Palm Beach Gardens Medical Center has opened a newly renovated Same-Day Surgery Unit, offering eligible patients undergoing select orthopedic and colorectal procedures the opportunity to return home the same day as their surgery while receiving the same high-quality care patients have come to expect.
gotowncrier.com
Wellington Regional Medical Center Earns Award For Knee Replacement
Wellington Regional Medical Center has been named among U.S. News & World Report’s 2026-27 Best Hospitals edition as a high performing hospital for knee replacement. This is the highest distinction a hospital can earn as part of the U.S. News Best Hospitals Procedures & Conditions ratings. Fewer than half of the thousands of hospitals evaluated earned a “high performing” designation in the types of care evaluated by U.S. News.
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Memorial Hospital Miramar Earns Level III Maternal Levels of Care Designation from Joint Commission
August 21, 2026- Memorial Hospital Miramar is one of only two hospitals in South Florida that has been verified as a Level III Maternal Levels of Care designation by the Joint Commission, recognizing its ability to provide specialized care for mothers with complex medical needs during and after pregnancy and ensuring access to advanced maternal care close to home.
Main Street Dollars
UHealth leaves UnitedHealthcare’s Medicare Advantage Preferred Care Network in Miami on January 1
Most contract fights between an insurer and a hospital system end with an announcement that everything is fine. This one ended with an announcement that most of it is fine. UnitedHealthcare and the University of Miami Health System renewed their relationship for commercial, individual and Medicaid coverage — and separately confirmed that one Medicare Advantage […]
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Wellington Regional Medical Center Awarded Sepsis Certification from The Joint Commission
August 20, 2026 – Wellington Regional Medical Center has earned The Joint Commission’s Gold Seal of Approval® for Sepsis Certification, demonstrating its commitment to providing safe, high-quality care for patients diagnosed with sepsis. Wellington Regional Medical Center underwent a rigorous, unannounced onsite review in 2026. During the...
The Palm Beach Post
Wellington Regional Medical Center ranked top for knee care
Wellington Regional Medical Center has been recognized as a High Performing hospital for knee replacement in U.S. News & World Report’s 2026-2027 Best Hospitals edition. It is the highest distinction a hospital can earn in U.S. News’ Best Hospitals Procedures & Conditions ratings. Fewer than half of the thousands of hospitals evaluated received a High Performing designation. The ratings are designed to help patients and healthcare providers make informed decisions about where to receive care for challenging health conditions or elective procedures. What does the recognition mean? The High Performing rating indicates that Wellington Regional Medical Center outperformed a national threshold in knee replacement care. “When patients face a major surgery or a chronic medical condition, having access to clear, quality data is vital,” said Ben Harder, U.S. News’ managing editor and chief of health analysis. “A ‘High Performing’ rating means that Wellington Regional Medical Center outperformed a national threshold, giving families a reliable starting point as they consult with their doctors to choose the best place for care.” Pam Tahan, CEO of Wellington Regional Medical Center, expressed pride in the recognition. "We are incredibly proud to be recognized among the top hospitals for knee replacement care. This achievement reflects
chilichili.net
Miami seniors face SNAP cuts as benefits may lapse next month
Miami, FL, October 23, 2025 – Lavern Spicer, Executive Director of Curley’s House Hope Relief Food Bank, poses in front of boxes of food at a small storage space behind the food bank’s offices at 6025 NW Sixth Ct. Jose Iglesias. jiglesias@elnuevoherald.com. Ahead of Thursday’s lunch rush...
WSVN-TV
Jackson Memorial Hospital opens new maternity center for pregnant women
MIAMI (WSVN) - Jackson Memorial Hospital celebrated a new addition for expecting mothers. The South Florida hospital opened the Karlie Kloss Center for Maternal Health on Tuesday afternoon. The newly renovated space is designed to provide pregnant patients specialized care as they prepare to give birth. The center is named...
Palm Beach Daily News
GOP becoming too rich for our blood, Post reader says | Letters
These following Letters to the Editor were submitted to The Palm Beach Post Opinion Page . The Palm Beach Post wants to hear your opinion − conservative, liberal and all points between. Letters must include the writer's name, address and daytime phone number. Letters are subject to editing for clarity and length, and become property of The Palm Beach Post. We ask that you limit your letters to 200 words. To send a letter, email to letters@pbpost.com , or fax it to (561) 820-4728. You can also send it via snail mail to: The Palm Beach Post, 2751 S. Dixie Highway, West Palm Beach, FL 33405. Whether the topic's growth and development, traffic, the environment, or government spending, we want to hear from you. GOP too rich for our blood When we can’t afford something we don’t buy it. Affordability and the economy is our top issue for the upcoming elections, and Republicans are far too expensive. Under them jobs are hard to find, wages are sluggish and the cloud of inflation still hangs over our heads as rent, insurance, gas and grocery prices soar, making life hard for so many. Republicans take tax dollars from the large, less-financially-secure community
wateronline.com
The Single Greatest Predictor Of Water Project Success Isn't Technology — It's The Delivery Model
Why America’s $625 billion water infrastructure gap demands a new way of building, financing, and operating municipal water plants, and what Fort Lauderdale’s Prospect Lake project shows us about getting it right. Half of the water treatment plants in the United States are operating beyond their original design...
southfloridahospitalnews.com
Steven Vassil, D.O., Joins Baptist Health Primary Care as a Family Medicine Physician
August 12, 2026 – Board-certified family medicine physician Steven Vassil, D.O., has joined Baptist Health Primary Care. He provides comprehensive primary care for patients of all ages, with professional interests in preventive medicine, lifestyle optimization, chronic disease management and building long-term relationships through evidence-based outpatient care. Prior to joining...
beckersspine.com
Where spine, orthopedic ASCs are expanding
Spine and orthopedic groups are continuing to expand their outpatient footprints as more procedures migrate from hospitals to ASCs. Recent openings and planned projects stretch from Florida to Wisconsin, while some of the country’s largest orthopedic groups are building additional ASC capacity. Here are some of the latest moves:
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Wellington Regional Medical Center Earns ‘High Performing’ Rating from U.S. News for Knee Replacement
Distinction recognizes the hospital’s specialized clinical expertise and commitment to exceptional care in Knee Replacements. August 12, 2026 – Wellington Regional Medical Center has been named among U.S. News & World Report’s 2026-2027 Best Hospitals edition as a High Performing hospital for Knee Replacement. This is the...
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Nicklaus Children’s Hospital announces leadership moves
Getting your Trinity Audio player ready... In effort to continue prioritizing the expansion of access to world-class pediatric care throughout the region, Nicklaus Children’s Health System has announced two executive leadership appointments designed to strengthen clinical and operational alignment across its expanding pediatric healthcare network. The appointments come as...