The 2017 Race for the Cure led many Baptist team members to the streets. While fundraising continues for another week, congratulations are in order for the Baptist teams and youth who helped support the race. Baptist youth Madelyn …
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Breast cancer survivor walks to remember
In 2002, when Martha Gunter was diagnosed with breast cancer at 45, the Memphis native and cash posting specialist with Baptist Medical Group literally began her own walk to recovery. Her initial treatment plan included chemotherapy, a mastectomy …
Read More »Baptist Medical Center supports the Walk4ALZ
The Baptist Medical Center team in Jackson joined forces and walked in support of Alzheimer’s Mississippi Walk4ALZ. Approximately 20 team members met on Saturday, Sept. 23 at the Flowood Nature Park to help raise funds for Alzheimer’s research. …
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Join the Baptist team on Saturday, Oct. 28, to support the fight against breast cancer at the 24th annual Susan G. Komen Memphis-MidSouth Race for the Cure, sponsored by Baptist Cancer Center. All team members – runners and …
Read More »ADA Alert Day at Baptist breaks diabetes silence
This month, the second annual American Diabetes Association (ADA) Alert Day gave Baptist team members across the system the chance to start a conversation about diabetes and risk. Approximately 1,077 Baptist team members across the system took the ADA …
Read More »Be alert! Take the Baptist ADA risk assessment
On March 28, Baptist’s Select Health Alliance team will once again participate in the American Diabetes Association Alert Day. Baptist Community Relations will be set up in the corporate lobby from 11 a.m. to 1:30 p.m., offering team …
Read More »Baptist team members salute heart month in big, red fashion
February came and left in big, red fashion thanks to all the Baptist team members who recognized National Heart Month with imagination and fun. Across the system, red was the color of the day. Here are some highlights:
Read More »Baptist newborns sport red for healthy hearts
Newborns at Baptist Women’s Hospital sported classic red to mark National Wear Red Day at the hospital. The red hats serve as a reminder that heart disease, according to the American Heart Association, is the No. 1 killer of …
Read More »Hospice volunteers see a beginning, not an end
November marks the annual observance of National Home Care & Hospice Month. Given the fall season circles on giving and gratitude, talking about giving to another life in such a profound way seems a natural fit. Baptist Trinity …
Read More »The Race is On!
With Race for the Cure just around the corner, Baptist team members are busy planning more fun. For now, remember to register for the race or to order your T-shirt. Race registration: http://bpt.st/2dqdrsW T-shirts: Small – XL shirts are …
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