Hero to zero.
That s the mood at Putnam Hospital Center, said Nurse Maura Rooney, after the New York State Nurses Association was notified last week that 11 Putnam nurses, including a 30-year veteran, would be laid off.
Those impacted were notified on April 7. The morale of the hospital right now is in like disbelief, said Rooney, a 15-year nurse at the hospital in Carmel. And so low, because we did everything that we could possibly do for our community and the hospital. We were heroes. Now they re laying us off.
As large numbers of COVID-19 patients entered New York hospitals, Rooney said nurses in surgical services inventories, the ambulatory operating room and post-anesthesia care unit were temporarily moved to areas like the emergency room and intensive care unit.
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$450K gift supports Nuvance Health’s digital health strategy Written by andrea rynn
For nearly two decades, Danbury couple has donated $1 million to support strategic initiatives
Today, consumers use their high-tech mobile devices for nearly everything from ordering groceries to streaming entertainment to transferring their bank funds. And one Nuvance Health donation will help ensure people can use their smartphones to improve their health.
“The majority of traffic to retail websites now comes from smartphones, but the healthcare industry has lagged behind in this key trend,” said John Patrick of Danbury, Conn., who with his wife, Joanne, recently donated $450,000 to Nuvance Health to support the Connecticut and New York-based seven-hospital system’s digital health strategies.
Former Ridgefield Couple Gives $450K Gift Toward Nuvance Health’s Digital Strategy Written by andrea rynn
For nearly two decades, Danbury couple has donated $1 million to support strategic initiatives
Today, consumers use their high-tech mobile devices for nearly everything from ordering groceries to streaming entertainment to transferring their bank funds. And one Nuvance Health donation will help ensure people can use their smartphones to improve their health.
“The majority of traffic to retail websites now comes from smartphones, but the healthcare industry has lagged behind in this key trend,” said John Patrick of Danbury, Conn., who with his wife, Joanne, recently donated $450,000 to Nuvance Health to support the Connecticut and New York-based seven-hospital system’s digital health strategies.