2020 was designated by the World Health Organization as the Year of The Nurse, which coincided with one of the biggest epidemics humankind has ever experienced, the coronavirus pandemic. Our health and the strength of the nation's over 4 million registered nurses give us comfort and every year … [Read more...] about National Nurses Month 2021
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Inclusive Medicine – Treating the Whole Person
Medicine and healthcare means different things to different people. It’s as diverse as the people who come seeking professional diagnosis and treatment. Think about all those countless times individuals enter clinics and hospitals - they are more than just a medical history. These are people from … [Read more...] about Inclusive Medicine – Treating the Whole Person
Hurricane Preparedness During A Pandemic
When it comes to hurricanes, 2020 is a different year in the most unpredictable ways. At the beginning of the year, people worldwide were hit by COVID-19 pandemic that left millions infected with an unknown deadly virus. Surging Cases Of Coronavirus In the middle of grappling with the … [Read more...] about Hurricane Preparedness During A Pandemic
Social Distancing While in Public Places
It almost feels that life never existed before the uninvited pandemic shut things down. We no longer hear music from local event venues or the activity of busy pedestrians traversing city streets during a busy workday. While we are in a phase of re-opening to the public, there are rules. As … [Read more...] about Social Distancing While in Public Places
Silent Heart Attacks What Do Asymptomatic Signs of a Heart Attack Mean?
Nearly half of all heart attacks have no symptoms at all — but that doesn't mean they're any less deadly than heart attacks with symptoms. They are described as "silent" because when they occur, their symptoms lack the intensity of a classic heart attack, such as extreme chest pain and … [Read more...] about Silent Heart Attacks What Do Asymptomatic Signs of a Heart Attack Mean?
ALLERGIES, FLU, COLD, OR COVID-19
Do you know the difference? Pollen during this time is common and may cause several symptoms that look very similar to cold, flu, and even COVID-19. Allergies often cause nasal symptoms such as a runny nose and sinus congestion but do not usually result in a fever, as is found with coronavirus or … [Read more...] about ALLERGIES, FLU, COLD, OR COVID-19
New Study Finds Patient Satisfaction is Higher at Freestanding Emergency Centers
Austin, TX— A new study published in the prestigious American Journal of Emergency Medicine found patient satisfaction is higher at Freestanding Emergency Centers (FECs) than at Hospital-Based Emergency Departments (HBEDs). The study collected data in the following four areas: a. physician … [Read more...] about New Study Finds Patient Satisfaction is Higher at Freestanding Emergency Centers
Billing & Collections Confusion
We Work With Patients, Not Collection Agencies At Beaumont Emergency Hospital, we believe in working with patients, not collection agencies. It has come to our attention that there may be some confusion regarding billing coming from a physician group with a similar name as our physician group. … [Read more...] about Billing & Collections Confusion
Twelfth Night Celebration
Here at Beaumont Emergency Hospital we are Kicking Off 2020 with a Twelfth Night Celebration. Below are 12 Twelfth Night Facts: Twelfth Night is also known as Epiphany Eve.Twelfth Night is a festival in some branches of Christianity that takes place on the last night of the Twelve Days of … [Read more...] about Twelfth Night Celebration
