Healthcare Hallelujah
Thank you to our heroes who carried us through the most tumultuous time in the history of Mather Hospital. The performance “Healthcare Hallelujah” is a tribute dedicated to our hard working staff.
Looking to reduce stress?
A conference room used for seminars and lectures has been transformed into an oasis from stress where staff can relieve the tensions inherent with many healthcare jobs, particularly during the COVID-19 pandemic.
New executive chef transforming hospital menu
Dominique Romain, Mather Hospital’s new executive chef, wants to bring a “fun, seasonal menu to the hospital.”
The “new normal” in safe surgical care
Several areas of the hospital have started reopening, and extra steps are being taken to keep both our staff and the community safe.
Mather hosts food drive for local food pantries
Help Mather give back to the community by dropping off non-perishables June 2-5 to support two local food banks.
Mather earns 15th “A” rating for patient safety
Mather Hospital earned its 15th top “A” rating from The Leapfrog Group for its efforts in protecting patients from harm and meeting the highest safety standards in the U.S.
COVID-19 Brief
Dear Mather family, As we gradually decline from the spike of COVID-19 cases in April, we are preparing for an uncertain future. As our communities began to slowly reopen, we watch with a careful eye for signs of new infections. Please know that Northwell Health and Mather Hospital have taken steps to be prepared should…
A century of service to the hospital
Three longtime Mather Hospital staff members with a combined total of more than a century of service to the hospital– Mary Jane Fisher, RN, Quality Management manager; Ted Nilsson, director of Respiratory Services; and Jim Sunyar, director of Patient Accounts, said goodbye recently as they began their new lives in retirement.
Celebration for frontline staff
At the shift change Thursday morning, staff gathered for a clap-in and clap-out celebration for Mather’s frontline staff.
Thank you frontline staff
Photo collage of front line staff during the COVID-19 pandemic.