Deborah’s Back to School Drive Supports the Local Community

Deborah Heart and Lung Center is proud once again to support the local neighborhood community readying students to go back to school.

Deborah Heart and Lung Center Nursing Abstract Selected for Presentation

An abstract presentation titled “Meaningful Recognition,” prepared by the nursing staff at Deborah Heart and Lung Center, has been selected for presentation at the Nursing Workplace Environment & Staffing Council (NWESC) Retreat on September 18, 2020.

Deborah Now Offering Next-Generation Heart Rhythm Devices Featuring Bluetooth Capability and Improved Remote Patient Monitoring

The electrophysiology team at Deborah announced they are now offering Abbott’s Gallant™ implantable cardioverter defibrillator (ICD) and cardiac resynchronization therapy defibrillator (CRT-D) devices for people with abnormal heart rhythms and heart failure.

When the Cardiologist Feels Like Family

Deborah Implants 100th Bluetooth^®-Enabled Defibrillator, Providing Continuous Remote Monitoring of Heart Rhythm Issues

First in the Nation to Reach This Procedural Milestone

Deborah Heart and Lung Center Welcomes Inaugural Class of High School Nursing Assistant Interns

Program Developed in Partnership with Pemberton Township High School Medical Arts Academy

Honorable Mention in DrFirst’s 2021 Healthiverse Heroes Award for Excellence in Using Healthcare Technology to Improve Care Collaboration, Interoperability, and Patient Outcomes

Healthiverse Heroes Award Winners Recognized for Uniting the Healthcare Universe by Connecting People and Information at Touch Points of Care

Keeping First Responders in Top Cardiac Shape

The evidence is pretty clear. First responders have higher occupational hazards with well-documented side effects.

A Second Opinion Saved My Life

Seventy-four year old mom, grandma, and great-grandmother Sandra Donovan knew something was wrong with her. Maybe it was her training as a nurse, or maybe it was just deep intuition, but when starting in 2019 she had persistent shortness of breath that just wouldn’t resolve, she knew she needed medical help.

A Visit to Deborah

Retired teacher, poet, dog-lover, and climate activist writes about the Hospital.