Ochsner Health is a system that delivers health to the people of Louisiana, Mississippi and the Gulf South with a mission to Serve, Heal, Lead, Educate and Innovate.
Ochsner has enrolled 1,000 pregnant patients in the "Connected MOM" program, which provides wireless blood pressure cuffs and weight scales to monitor them from home.
VIEW THIS ARTICLE ON CNBCBecker's asked healthcare leaders to share the metrics they check daily to track their organization's performance.
VIEW THIS ARTICLE ON Becker's Hospital ReviewMost treatments can expose patients to high levels of repetitive radiation which can lead to more serious problems, but one surgeon at Ocshner LSU Health Shreveport is using novel techniques that can significantly reduce radiation exposure.
VIEW THIS ARTICLE ON KTBSThe program for lower joint replacement surgery is the latest effort by Walmart to partner with well-known U.S. healthcare providers to improve health quality and lower costs for its more than 1 million employees.
VIEW THIS ARTICLE ON ForbesThe new pay rate will impact more than 320 employees at the health system’s Shreveport and Monroe, La. facilities.
VIEW THIS ARTICLE ON MyArkLaMiss.comSpecial deliveries happen often, almost daily, at Ochsner Medical Center-Hancock. Meet Amir Buckhalter who is just one day old, but he’s already in good hands and making a difference, wearing a red cap as part of an overall push to raise awareness for heart disease.
VIEW THIS ARTICLE ON WXXVOchsner Health System and Xavier University have partnered to launch a new Physician Assistant graduate program that will kick off in January 2020
VIEW THIS ARTICLE ON NOLA.comIn the first 100 days of the new partnership between Ochsner Health System and LSU Health Shreveport, change is underway.
VIEW THIS ARTICLE ON MyArkLaTexTelesitter programs at hospitals across the country have reported similar reductions in falls, as well as savings over utilizing bedside sitters.
VIEW THIS ARTICLE ON HealthLeadersIn an effort to improve the patients’ quality of life, Lambeth House partnered with Ochsner Health System last summer to conduct a year-long study looking at how they could better manage the care of patients with dementia using interactive technology.
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