Allie had a blood clot deep in her brain and had only a 5 percent chance of survival.
"I realized that my mechanism of avoiding and ignoring death in the workplace had taken its toll on me."
A drill tests how well the Medical Center would be able to respond during an actual disaster, and serves as response training for VUMC personnel.
I can already picture Natalie rolling her eyes when she's 16.
Temperature checks and social distancing were very different. The care and concern had not changed at all.
At 1:30 a.m. my phone pinged. “Just wondering about your reaction to Trump announcement,” I read. What announcement?
Telehealth gets an A+ for keeping me connected
In memories that range from rural Georgia to New England to Alaska and beyond, Medical Center employees recall summer days and summer nights.
Vacations, camp, baseball games, cutting the grass, watching soap operas, swimming, fireflies in the fading light...
Open Enrollment for 2023 benefits is earlier this year. Open Enrollment begins Oct. 4 and ends Oct. 17. A lot has changed over the past year, and that could include your benefit needs. Now is a good time to review your current benefit plans to make sure they still meet your family’s needs. To review your current benefits, log in to My VUMC Benefits using your VUMC ID and password.
Open Enrollment is passive this year, meaning if you don’t want to make any changes to your benefits plans, you do not need to enroll. All of your 2022 benefit choices, except for flexible spending accounts (FSA), will automatically roll over for 2023. If you want to enroll in an FSA for 2023, you will need to log in to My VUMC Benefits.
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.
