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Your gift today in honor of #NationalNursesDay will bring immediate comfort and relief to our nurses while supporting nursing education programs that strengthen resilience in every Novant Health team member. Honor a nurse today at SupportNovantHealth.org/NursesDay2021.

Since COVID-19 began, our nurses have worked tirelessly to care for others in unprecedented times. Nurse and artist Janine Rosenberg found inspiration in this sacrifice to create a remarkable work of art celebrating the superheroes among us.

Join Janine today and provide the support our nurses need. To give in honor of the upcoming #NationalNursesDay, visit SupportNovantHealth.org/NursesDay2021.

Karen Krueger, registered nurse, and Andrea Fite, physical therapy assistant, recognized a mother who was very worried about her adult son who was sick with COVID-19. Karen and Andrea took the time to listen to her concerns, not just as a patient at the time but as a human being, an anxious mother worried about her son.

The son was very sick and taken to the hospital where he was found to have multiple pulmonary embolisms due to COVID-19. He required intubation and was transferred to Novant Health Presbyterian Medical Center for critical care.

Karen and Andrea went above and beyond by listening and acting on a desperate cry for help. Not only did they go the extra mile, but their heartfelt actions helped provide life-saving care.

Providing remarkable care is at the heart of everything we do at Novant Health. This week we celebrate team members who have gone above and beyond to provide remarkable care. Thank you, Karen and Andrea.

“My experience with Mike Beers, physician assistant, Novant Health Heart & Vascular Institute –Salisbury, was the best healthcare experience of my life. His attention to detail and explanation of my condition was remarkable. The day after my visit, Mike called me at home and expressed his concern about my stress test results. He had consulted with Dr. Wilmot, and they agreed that an additional procedure was advised.

The diagnostic test revealed 100% blockage in one artery and 80 to 90% in another. I was sent to Novant Health Presbyterian Medical Center for treatment, and I returned home the following day. Had Mike not given his attention to my case, I am certain my outcome would have been poor. This young man is amazing, and I want you to know that his actions saved me from a possible fatal event. I was blessed, just as Novant Health is, for having this person on staff.” – A grateful patient

Remarkable care is at the heart of everything we do at Novant Health and this week we bring you stories of just a few remarkable moments that happen each day. Thank you, Mike Beers and all our team members, for providing remarkable care to our patients.

Novant Health Community Care Cruisers will continue to help immunize uninsured children thanks to a $25,000 grant from Virginia Wellington Cabot Foundation. The grant also funds translation services and COVID-19 infection prevention supplies for under-served communities.

“Virginia Wellington Cabot Foundation funding will ensure that the cruiser team continues to provide remarkable service in support of children’s health, especially among populations with transportation, financial or language barriers,” said Ann Caulkins, senior vice president of Novant Health and president of Novant Health Foundation. “This effort is more vital than ever as our communities continue to struggle with COVID-19. We are deeply grateful for this meaningful partnership with the Virginia Wellington Cabot Foundation.”

Thank you, Virginia Wellington Cabot Foundation, for helping us stop the spread and start the healing. To learn more, visit SupportNovantHealth.org/VirginiaWellingtonCabotFoundation.

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$3,338,173

Total grant funding
$2,616,107

Facilities, technology & equipment
$363,804

Patient assistance
$813,835

Women's & children's initiatives
$259,350

Cancer
$368,348

Community & employee initiatives
$246,059

Team member education & professional development
* 2019 data