St. Mary's Health Care System

If you are wondering how to safely celebrate Halloween with your children this year, use these tips: - Talk with your children about safety and social distancing guidelines and expectations - Guide children to stay on the right side of the road always to ensure distance and one-way trick-or-treating - Carry a flashlight at night and ensure your children have reflective clothing - Wear a mask, keep your distance and wash your hands frequently... - Inspect candy #StaySafe #Halloween2020 See more

About one-fourth of U.S. adults report problems paying medical bills. Affordable, high-value care is achievable and is one of the four Care for Common Good prin...ciples. Care for the Common Good offers opportunities to take part in these important issues. Learn more about the #Care4CommonGood: https://bit.ly/THCCG. And, while there sign this petition: http://bit.ly/C4CGPledge

From grocery stores to the office, you should #WearAMask when in public or in areas where it’s difficult to maintain social distance. Protect yourself and others against #COVID19 and wear your mask. American Hospital Association https://www.aha.org/wearamask

When patients are cared forbody, mind and spiritthe overall health of the nation improves. To meet the needs of more Americans, the Care for the Common Good i...nitiative focuses on reforming the national system of care to better address behavioral health. To learn more, visit #Care4CommonGood at: https://bit.ly/THCCG Be sure to sign the petition while there: http://bit.ly/C4CGPledge

We're proud to recognize our chaplains during Spiritual Care Week Oct. 25-31, 2020 for providing spiritual support to those we serve, their loved ones, and our colleagues who are affected by loss and grief. This week, many of our Health Ministries will recognize Spiritual Care by honoring the work and gifts of our spiritual caregivers. We would like to extend a special thank you to our chaplains as you foster a safe place for patients and their families.

Halloween will look different this year, but your kids can still have fun by following CDC recommendations and #COVID19 best practices. If you do decide to trick-or-treat: Do not trick-or-treat if you are sick Wear a maska costume mask should not be used in place of a cloth face covering Trick-or-treat with people you live with Follow the direction of traffic to maintain one-way trick-or-treating... Remain 6 feet apart from people not in your household Do not take candy or treats directly from people Wash your hands, or use hand sanitizer, frequently #StaySafe #Halloween2020 See more