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Why are they at his office? "One, I ran out of space, and two, my wife doesn’t want them at home.”
“Music opens many new perspectives and pathways that patients otherwise would not have."
A week in intensive care later, Gray is back at work and doing well. Her message: Listen to your body and practice self-care.
Transplant Pharmacy uses a new computer program to find patients who need medication reminders
The program, overseen by the U.S. State Department, allows young adults from other countries to live with an American family as an au pair
“I needed to help the situation in any way possible. I felt really lucky to be included in the clinical trial,” Andrews said.
A lot of people worked to save her life and help her recover. Thanks to them, Karen Pinkard is back at work.
“Being a transplant recipient is a blessing, but it is also life changing in several ways."
Sometimes emergencies happen – sick kids or school closings – that cause you to need backup childcare. VUMC offers employees a benefit through Care.com that gives you several options for backup care. With the Care.com benefit, VUMC employees receive up to 20 days (per fiscal year — July 1 through June 30) of subsidized backup childcare at home or at local, vetted childcare centers. Click here to learn more.
If you are enrolled in the Aetna Plus or Aetna Select VUMC health plans, you can pay zero out-of-pocket costs for pre- and post-natal care, certain spinal and joint surgeries and cochlear implants through the MyHealth Bundles program. Click here for more information.
