Infor Helps Penn Highlands Healthcare Create Clinically Connected Healthcare Operations Platform in the Cloud
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NEW YORK, May 6, 2021 /PRNewswire/ Infor, the industry cloud company, today announced that Penn Highlands Healthcare (PHH), a six-hospital integrated health system in northwestern Pennsylvania, has selected Infor CloudSuite Healthcare and Infor Cloverleaf Cloud to move forward its future vision. Working alongside key Infor implementation partner Bails, the move to a more modern cloud architecture solution will provide PHH with a clinically-connected healthcare operations platform on which to build its patient-centered network.
Kyle Christopher Chapin, 30, of Pennsylvania Ave., Tyrone is charged with felonies for strangulation, endangering the welfare of children, misdemeanor simple assault and summary harassment in an incident that occurred at his residence Jan. 31 between 10:15 and 10:35 a.m.
A male arrived at the Tyrone Police station Jan 31, asking if there were any calls regarding a domestic violation incident involving his daughter. The man alleged that her husband, Chapin, had just beat her about 20 minutes prior.
Police were dispatched for the alleged assault and made contact with the female victim, who stated that Chapin had grabbed her by the neck, restricting her breathing for a few seconds. Also during the incident, Chapin allegedly hit her on the side of her head, rendering her unable to hear out of that side. He also reportedly hit her in the head with a vacuum and a trowel, knocking her unconscious. As she was regaining consciousness, Chapin allegedly hit her head off the bathroom door and
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HARRISBURG Penn Highlands Tyrone has been awarded a $750,000 grant to make infrastructure improvements that include installation of a new 3D digital mammography machine.
The announcement was made by state Sen. Judy Ward, R-Blair, and Rep. Jim Gregory, R-Hollidaysburg.
The grant comes from the Redevelopment Assistance Capital Program, which focuses on acquisition and construction of regional economic, cultural, civic, recreational and historical improvement projects. These projects are authorized in the Redevelopment Assistance section of a Capital Budget Itemization Act to provide a regional or multi-jurisdictional impact.
“The hospital has been working to acquire this new equipment and provide enhanced capabilities for the past few years. This RACP grant will allow the hospital to make the necessary improvements to achieve this goal and better serve the community,” Ward said.
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Dr. Kathryn Anne (Huxtable) Lewis, 86, of Tyrone, died Dec. 7, 2020, completing her residency on Earth and receiving her eternal retirement in Heaven. Kathryn was born in Lakewood, Ohio, to Harold S. and Ottilie May Huxtable.
She was married on April 8, 1967, to the Rev. Dr. Samuel T. Lewis III, who preceded her in death.
Also preceding her in death were her brother, Richard Scott Huxtable; sister, Mary Frances Huxtable; and a family friend, Verneda Schwan.
She is survived by sons: Samuel T. “Todd” Lewis IV (Marcie) and Dr. Stephen A. B. Lewis (Jackie); a daughter, Anne E. M. Schuyler (Matthew); and 16 grandchildren. Also surviving are sisters, Martha H. Harris (Jim) and Anne H. Palomaki (Jack); and much-loved nieces and nephews.
DuBOIS â Penn Highlands Healthcare will receive its first allotment of the COVID-19 vaccine Thursday, according to PHH Chief Operating Officer Mark Norman.
âWeâre pleased to come to you with good news this week. We are turning a significant corner in combating the pandemic,â Norman said during Wednesdayâs media teleconference.
Norman noted that Thursdayâs rollout of the vaccine is the latest update PHH has received from Pfizer and the Pennsylvania Department of Health.
âOf course, we are very encouraged to have a vaccine on its way to us, but it remains critical for our communities to understand our area is not through the worst of this pandemic,â said Norman. âItâs also important to note there is a period of a few weeks from the moment the first shot is administered until an individual is considered to benefit from maximum protection of the vaccine. Like any vaccine, the COVID-19 vaccine does not guarantee an individual will not b