Delmarva hospitals' safety grades improved in spring 2025, with five A's, one B, and three C's. Explore what these scores say about the quality of care on Delmarva and how our hospitals stack up nationally.
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Delaware Governor Matt Meyer signed House Bill 140 into law Tuesday morning, authorizing medical aid in dying for terminally ill adult residents of the state.
Traffic patterns at Beebe Healthcare’s Margaret H. Rollins Lewes Campus will shift this weekend due to crane work near the hospital's east entrance.
Jennifer Gray, RN, a nurse on the medical surgical unit at Beebe Healthcare, was recently recognized with the DAISY Award for her outstanding commitment to compassionate patient care.
Governor John Carney and Lt. Governor Bethany Hall-Long officially designated October as Breast Cancer Awareness Month in Delaware on Oct. 25.
Bayhealth Foundation’s tenth annual Fall Golf Tournament raised over $85,000 to support the Bayhealth Cancer Institute Nurse Navigation Program.
A 29-year-old Milford man is facing charges for attempted murder and strangulation following an assault on another patient at Dover Behavioral Health early Sunday morning, according to the Dover Police Department.
Masks will be required at Beebe Healthcare locations for all patients, visitors and team members beginning Friday morning at 7 a.m. Locations include hospitals, emergency departments, outpatient locations and all Beebe Medical Group practices.
A recent evaluation of Delaware hospitals by The Leapfrog Group reveals that none received an A grade in their safety assessments. The hospitals, including Bayhealth, Beebe Healthcare, and TidalHealth Nanticoke, faced declines in their safety scores, raising concerns about patient safety. The Delaware Healthcare Association expressed reservations about the survey's methodology, emphasizing the impact of outdated data and penalties for non-participation. The Leapfrog Group defended its methodology, highlighting its focus on current and comprehensive data from various sources, including its hospital survey and CMS. The safety grades, released twice a year, play a crucial role in providing transparency and aiding consumers in making informed healthcare decisions.
La Red Health Center is actively seeking Spanish-speaking bilingual employees to serve its diverse patient base better in Sussex County, where it provides care to approximately 14,000 individuals, half Latino.