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BJC information services collaborates with tele-ICU to connect families during...

Desperately ill in a Barnes-Jewish Hospital ICU, Jennifer McBride spent almost three weeks on a ventilator. The 45-year-old St. Louisan remembers telling herself that she had to fight the coronavirus attacking her lungs... --More--
St. Louis Health Care Systems Collaborate to Offer Guidance for Restarting Youth...

We are all craving a sense of normalcy in this COVID-19 world, perhaps none more than our children. They long for the days of after-school sport practices and comradery with their teammates, on and off the field. --More--
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BJC HealthCare (“BJC”) is committed to protecting the confidentiality and security of our patients’ information. Regrettably, this notice concerns a security incident that may have involved some of that... --More--
You’re relying on hospitals. We’re relying on you. Complete your census today.

Every year, billions of dollars in federal funding go to fire departments, schools, roads, hospitals and other resources based on census data. The information that the 2020 Census will collect will allow us to help you... --More--
BJC Medical Group introduces E-Visits through MyChart — affordable online...

Wouldn’t it be nice to get treated for a common illness without scheduling an appointment? Now, you can. --More--
BJC people to watch

Here are some BJC HealthCare people who’ve earned significant recognition from publications, organizations or the community recently. --More--
BJC names new chief people officer

Following an extensive national search, BJC has named Jackie Tischler to succeed John Beatty, who last year shared his plans to retire. Tischler will join BJC April 13 as senior vice president and chief people officer. --More--
BJC information services collaborates with tele-ICU to connect families during...

Desperately ill in a Barnes-Jewish Hospital ICU, Jennifer McBride spent almost three weeks on a ventilator. The 45-year-old St. Louisan remembers telling herself that she had to fight the coronavirus attacking her lungs... --More--
Sisters share doctor and delivery date

Some sisters imagine what it might be like to have and raise their kids close together. Few, however, get to experience giving birth to their babies on the exact same day, at the same hospital, delivered by the same... --More--
The bottom line on preventing colon cancer

March is National Colorectal Cancer Awareness Month, and while that may not be the first thing that pops to mind in this month of March Madness and the first days of spring, it’s worth paying attention to. Really. --More--
Understanding the benefits of meditation

David McGraw recently began teaching meditation classes at Move by BJC as part of Move’s Mind & Body program. Here, he answers a few questions about the practice. --More--
Siteman Cancer Center director, benefactor named 2019 citizens of the year

Two people who shared the vision to build what is now Siteman Cancer Center have been recognized as citizens of the year. --More--
BJC ‘gives back’ to local charities nominated by employees

Following an overwhelming response in its inaugural year, “BJC Gives Back” returned with a second annual opportunity for employees to nominate a charitable organization to receive part of a BJC donation. --More--
2020 BJC Book Brigade kicked off Feb. 3

The BJC Book Brigade is back for the fifth year. From Feb. 3-March 20, BJC will collect online book donations to give every graduating second grader attending public school in the communities BJC serves a new book to... --More--
Giving and living: Ned and Diana Anderson come full circle

When Ned Anderson talks to people about becoming organ donors, he knows exactly what he’s asking of them. He’s lived it. --More--
Children’s Hospital celebrates 25 years of Paws for Hope

St. Louis Children’s Hospital patients, families, staff and volunteers came together recently to celebrate the healing power of pets. --More--
Children’s Hospital celebrates 25 years of Paws for Hope

St. Louis Children’s Hospital patients, families, staff and volunteers came together recently to celebrate the healing power of pets. --More--
Siteman celebrates 20 years with ‘candle’ lighting

Celebrating the 20 years since its naming, Siteman Cancer Center hosted a Nov. 12 event featuring the lighting of a unique candle on its sign on Parkview Tower. --More--
Pedal the Cause raises record-breaking $4.74 million

The 2019 Pedal the Cause generated a record-breaking $4.74 million in donations to support cancer research at The Alvin J. Siteman Cancer Center at Barnes-Jewish Hospital and Washington University School of Medicine and... --More--
Sharing comfort in the midst of loss

Mothers who had lost a child in death found comfort in speaking openly to one another of their beloved children, their grief and their possibility of hope at the 14th year of the Weavings weekend-long retreat, held... --More--

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Secondhand smoke can cause firsthand problems

Breathing in the toxins in secondhand smoke can cause a variety of health problems, including lung cancer and asthma. --More--

Managing leftovers takes more than the “sniff” test

BJC ACO wants you to know how long you can safely keep leftovers.

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BJC information services collaborates with tele-ICU to connect families during pandemic

Desperately ill in a Barnes-Jewish Hospital ICU, Jennifer McBride spent almost three weeks on a ventilator. The 45-year-old St. Louisan remembers telling herself that she had to fight the...

St. Louis Health Care Systems Collaborate to Offer Guidance for Restarting Youth and High School Sports

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