We are trying to make your life a little easier. As of Monday, March 30, you can shop for some of your household necessities at the Mather Market. Located in the Coffee Shop, the Mather Market is not intended to replace your regular shopping routines, but to ease some of the burden for our staff.…
Mather Hospital is using ultraviolet radiation in its fight against the COVID-19 virus and other pathogens. We have two units that are being used 24/7 to disinfect patient rooms, the Emergency Department and areas throughout the hospital.
Mather currently has four Proning Teams that work to turn critically ill patients onto their stomachs to facilitate oxygenation. “It takes a village to care for these special patients, and we are made for this!” said director of Surgical Services Karen Tuzzolo, RN.
The actions and gestures from our community in support of the Mather family during this pandemic has been exceptional. Our staff says “this is a great example of getting through this crisis together.”
Patients who cannot have visitors due to the COVID-19 pandemic can now connect to both their families and their caregivers via electronic devices.
When Gabriella Amatuegwu’s 10th birthday was interrupted by COVID-19, her family decided to celebrate by providing the night shift with pizza.
Our goal is to keep our patients, staff and communities safe and stop the transmission of the COVID-19 virus. To be informed about updates on the latest developments at Northwell, sign up for their text messages by texting NWCV to 333-111. Read more about some of the things Mather and Northwell have put into place to achieve our goal. We appreciate everyone’s cooperation as we prepare for anticipated increases of this new virus in the communities we serve.
Let’s tackle this challenge together. Visit Northwell’s digital resource center and stay up-to-date with the latest information on COVID-19.
The program will describe the focus of Health Transition Science while identifying nursing’s role in promoting health transitions and health. The program will also describe nursing and interdisciplinary research being conducted at the NewCourtland Center for Transitions and Health and describe P.I., EBP and research being led by nurses from healthcare organizations on Long Island, New York
Explorer Post 1929 is a hands-on program open to any teen from ages 14 to 18 with an interest in learning about careers in health care. We are the only healthcare explorer troop in Suffolk County. Our troop was created four years ago. Over these past four years we have provided tangible advice on steps…