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Huntsville Hospital Foundation team members pictured with award for Alabama’s Philanthropic Project of the Year

Local Fundraising Event Wins Statewide Award

One of Madison County’s longest-running fundraising events has been named Alabama’s Philanthropic Project of the Year because of its immense success and impact. Huntsville Hospital Foundation received the statewide honor for their 2023 Huntsville Classic concert at Business Alabama Magazine’s...

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A collage of photos related to news stories from 2023

2023 Year in Review: Top Stories from HH Health

Welcome to a recap of the year’s most impactful moments at Huntsville Hospital Health System. From a milestone aortic valve procedure to strategic alignments to new pups at Canines for Coping, join us as we delve into some of biggest stories that shaped our system in 2023. Let’s get started! ...

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TOC pediatric nurse practitioner Elizabeth Schwarze and Mother Baby RN Ashley Noles (pictured), along with Congressman Dale Strong, used their CPR training to revive 31-year-old Kyle Browne (pictured right)

Saving Officer Browne

After finishing her morning workout at Orangetheory Fitness on July 29, Elizabeth Schwarze hopped into her SUV and took what became a very fortunate shortcut through the new Clift Farm development. Elizabeth, a pediatric orthopedic nurse practitioner at The Orthopaedic Center (TOC) in Huntsville,...

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LPN Launch graduates seated at their graduation ceremony

HH Health set to welcome 19 LPN Launch graduates

The ongoing national nursing shortage just got some much-needed relief thanks to a unique partnership between Huntsville Hospital and Drake State Community & Technical College. The first 19 graduates of LPN Launch, a new training program for Licensed Practical Nurses, marked their transition...

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Why did the turtle cross the road?

Kale the Sea Turtle’s life was going swimmingly until 2019. That’s when Kale was hooked by a fisherman in Virginia’s Chesapeake Bay. The hook was so deeply embedded that he needed surgery, then another. The wound never fully healed, leaving Kale prone to infections. In 2020, Kale...

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