Wednesday 24 February 2021: Seventeen members of the Food Services team at Bermuda Hospitals Board (BHB) completed a 16-week nutrition course this month. The sessions were led by registered dietitian Arlene MacGuinness, owner of ANEW – Applied Nutrition, Exercise and Wellness. ANEW is registered as an advanced facility with the Bermuda Health Council’s Provider Advantage … Continue reading
Thursday 4 February 2021: Bermuda Hospitals Board (BHB) today released a short one-week survey for the community to have their say about the hospitals and what improvements it could make to make them more satisfied with local hospital services delivered from King Edward VII Memorial Hospital, Mid-Atlantic Wellness Institute, Lamb Foggo Urgent Care Centre and … Continue reading
Tuesday 2 February 2021: Bermuda Hospitals Board (BHB) today confirms that the Lamb Foggo Urgent Care Centre (UCC) has returned to its pre-winter plan weekday hours of noon to 8pm from Monday 1 February 2021. Weekend hours and services remain the same, 9am to 9pm, with X-ray service. Weekday hours were reduced to 4pm to … Continue reading
Monday 1 February 2021: Bermuda Hospitals Board (BHB) today announces that Preston Swan is taking on the role of acting chief operating officer. Alongside his leadership role at Mid-Atlantic Wellness Institute (MWI), where he has served as vice president of MWI clinical operations for the last three years, Mr Swan will take over responsibility for … Continue reading
Thursday 28 January 2021: Bermuda Hospitals Board statistics for the year 2020 are now available and show the following: 1,173 cases were seen in the King Edward VII Memorial Hospital Emergency Department and Lamb Foggo Urgent Care Centre 152 had to be admitted for their injuries, 16 of them to the Intensive Care Unit 2 … Continue reading
Wednesday 27 January 2021: Bermuda Hospitals Board (BHB) today announces that, given the return to a lower prevalence of COVID-19 in Bermuda, that it will allow more visitation from Wednesday 27 January 2021 for acute care and long term care patients. Key changes include two visitors allowed at any one time for acute care patients … Continue reading