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Meritus is a national Baldrige Award finalist

The organization is one of six nonprofits across the United States to earn the honor. Meritus is pleased to announce it is a finalist in the Malcolm Baldrige National Quality Award, one of only six nonprofits in the nation to receive such an honor. “It is the teamwork and dedication of our team members in caring for our patients that led to this most prestigious recognition,” said Maulik Joshi, president and CEO of Meritus Health. “Every day, our team lives our mission of improving the health of our community by providin

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American Stroke Month: Meritus promotes BE FAST to save lives

Acting fast can save brain function, independence and even a life. In recognition of American Stroke Month this May, Meritus Medical Center is raising awareness about the warning signs of stroke and the importance of acting quickly using the BE FAST acronym, a simple tool that helps the public recognize stroke symptoms and seek emergency care without delay. Stroke is a leading cause of death

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Meritus Nurse Residency Program tops in preparing nurses for careers

The program has received reaccreditation through the American Nurses Credentialing Center’s Practice Transition Accreditation Program. Meritus Health announced that its Nurse Residency Program has earned reaccreditation through the American Nurses Credentialing Center’s Practice Transition Accreditation Program, recognizing excellence in supporting nurses as they transition into clinic

Osteoporosis can cause more problems than just a broken bone

About 10 million people in the United States have osteoporosis. Another 44 million have low bone density, placing them at increased risk, according to the Bone Health & Osteoporosis Foundation. But it’s not that osteoporosis causes bones to become weak and brittle, making them easy to break from even something as simple as coughing, said Mary Romanic, M.D., with Meritus Rheumatology. &ld

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"Paul was incredibly kind and knowledgeable. He went above and beyond to meet all my needs."

— Lechelle

2026-02-04

"Whenever I have a concern about insurance auth for a patient or just need help, Chrissy is helpful and responds quickly. Thanks for being great!"

— Meghan L.

2026-02-19

"I am writing to recognize Trevor for the extraordinary care he is providing my mother, Nina Kesecker. From the moment he took over, the atmosphere in..."

— Candy W.

2026-02-24

"Caitlin was professional and efficient. She made my blood draw painless and easy. She was friendly and kept me distracted during the labs which made m..."

— Mackenzie S.

2026-02-25

"I have been lucky enough to get Fatima on multiple occasions over the past few years. She is an exceptional phlebotomist. I am an extremely hard stick..."

— Mary H.

2026-02-26

"Had the care of any hospital ever, she was kind professional and really explained everything. # 1 5 stars."

— Brian B.

2026-03-06

"Angie was an amazing nurse she was very polite and explained everything with such kindness. I was in this emergency situation unexpected and she eases..."

— Debbie S.

2026-03-12