HCA Florida Twin Cities Hospital

As temperatures continue to rise, it's important to keep safety top of mind. Whether you're hitting the beach, enjoying outdoor activities, or cooling off by the pool, here are a few tips to ensure a fun and safe summer: Stay Hydrated: Drink plenty of water, especially in hot weather, to prevent dehydration. Swim Smart: Always swim with a buddy, obey lifeguards, and ensure children are supervised at all times near water. Heat Safety: Limit outdoor activities during peak sun hours (10 AM - 4 PM), and find shade or air-conditioned areas to cool down. Know Your Limits: Don't overexert yourself in high temperatures, and take breaks in the shade to avoid heat exhaustion. Remember, accidents can happen. If you or a loved one needs emergency care this summer, our doors at HCA Florida Twin Cities Hospital are always open, 24/7. Your health and safety are our priority—let's make this summer a safe and enjoyable one!

Considering your next career move? At HCA Florida Twin Cities Hospital, we're committed to supporting our employees at every stage of life, including family-building. Join a team that values your well-being and offers inclusive benefits that reflect our dedication to your personal and professional growth. Explore opportunities with us today!

Ready to make a splash this summer? If you’re an avid swimmer, you’re boosting your health in more ways than one! Find out how swimming helps your physical and mental health, and get water safety tips for all swimmers, from beginners to pros: https://bit.ly/3LiO0GY #HealthierTomorrows #Swimming

#DYK? Pickleball is the nation's fastest-growing sport. All that exercise and fun also brings the chance of getting hurt on the court. Here's how to prevent and treat the most common pickleball injuries: https://bit.ly/3VTIgZc #ImproveMoreLives #Pickleball

Happy #FourthOfJuly! As you enjoy holiday festivities, please stay safe and celebrate responsibly. #HealthierTomorrows #IndependenceDay

This July 4th, let's keep celebrations safe and injury-free! Every year, ERs see injuries from mishandled firecrackers and sparklers. Remember, leave the fireworks to the experts and follow safety guidelines. Check out some safety tips below: 🔵 Legal Compliance: Only use fireworks that are legal in your area. Follow all local laws and regulations. Adult Supervision: Always have a responsible adult supervise all fireworks activities. Never allow children to handle fireworks. 🔵 Safe Distance: Keep spectators at a safe distance from the launch area. 🔵 Hold with Care: Never hold a firecracker or firework in your hand. Use a lighter with a long reach to maintain a safe distance. 🔵 Read Instructions: Carefully read and follow the manufacturer’s instructions for each firework. 🔵 Clear Area: Use fireworks in a clear, open area away from buildings, vehicles, dry grass, and other flammable materials. 🔵 Fire Extinguisher: Have a bucket of water, hose, or fire extinguisher nearby in case of an emergency. 🔵 No Alterations: Never attempt to alter or combine fireworks. Use them exactly as intended by the manufacturer. 🔵 No Alcohol or Substances: Avoid using fireworks if you are under the influence of alcohol or other substances. 🔵 Wear Eye Protection: Consider wearing safety glasses to protect your eyes from sparks and debris. 🔵 Alternatives: Consider safer alternatives to sparklers for children, such as glow sticks, confetti poppers or colored streamers. 🔵 Protect Pets: Keep pets indoors and away from fireworks. The loud noises and bright lights can be distressing to animals Stay safe, and enjoy the holiday responsibly! Read more here: https://bit.ly/3ztBBNI

Considering your next career move? At HCA Florida Twin Cities Hospital, we're committed to supporting our employees at every stage of life, including family-building. Join a team that values your well-being and offers inclusive benefits that reflect our dedication to your personal and professional growth. Explore opportunities with us today!

Congratulations to our Daisy Award Winner, Tulika P, emergency room RN! 🎊 Her nomination reads, "I came to TCH with pain and anxiety. The experience was outstanding from check into patient care, I had a truly remarkable experience with Tulika! I was privileged to be under her care and I cannot emphasize enough the positive impact she had on me during a challenging time. Not only did the nurse provide exemplary medical care, but she also demonstrated an extraordinary level of compassion and empathy. What stood out to me the most was her thoughtfulness and acknowledging my birthday despite the circumstances. She went above and beyond by creating a beautiful birthday card which meant a great deal tome and truly lifted my spirits. I believe it is important to recognize and appreciate exceptional people."

June is #ScoliosisAwarenessMonth. Scoliosis is a frontal curvature of the spine, typically an abnormal S-shaped or C-shaped curve. Most often, people are diagnosed with scoliosis in their youth. Early detection is key for effective treatment. With proper care, most children and adolescents will have normal, active lives. Watch the video to learn about signs of scoliosis in kids. #ImproveMoreLives #CommittedtoCare #TakeMeToGulfCoast

We’re so thankful for our colleagues who volunteered nearly 3,000 hours during this year’s We Show Up for Our Communities initiative! The annual event began in 2022 to unite HCA Florida Healthcare colleagues across the state and invest in the neighborhoods served by each of our 48 hospitals. Learn more about how our colleagues stepped forward to meet their communities’ needs by volunteering through 80 nonprofit and partner organizations: https://bit.ly/3z6gSPT #WeShowUpWeek2024 #HCAFloridaHealthcare #HCACares