Elevate Newsletter

Introducing Elevate, the Nashville General Hospital Foundation's newsletter, where you’ll find stories that inspire, inform, and engage. Each issue highlights patient stories, wellness tips, volunteer spotlights, and updates on our latest healthcare initiatives. Dive into the heart of Nashville’s healthcare journey and discover how we’re making an impact together. 

Elevate Issue 2: Winter 2024

The second issue of Elevate, Nashville General Hospital Foundation's newsletter, continues to celebrate transformative stories of care and community support. This edition highlights Jeff Berry’s journey with chronic illness, showing how NGH’s Food Pharmacy program provided both nourishment and encouragement, reinforcing the critical role of access to nutritious food in managing health. It also showcases an innovative diabetes education pilot program, empowering patients with the knowledge and tools to take control of their condition. The newsletter celebrates achievements in medication accessibility through programs like Meds2Beds and Hope Meds, which have significantly improved patient outcomes and health literacy.

Through these stories, the Foundation underscores its commitment to health equity and holistic patient care, all made possible by the unwavering support of donors and volunteers. This issue is a testament to the shared mission of creating a healthier Nashville for all.

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Elevate Issue 1: Fall 2024

The inaugural issue of Elevate, Nashville General Hospital Foundation's newsletter, highlights inspiring stories of community impact and progress. It features Judith McCoy’s journey, showcasing the life-saving importance of early breast cancer detection and NGH’s commitment to advanced care through 3D mammography. Readers will also learn about generous contributions, including a new patient shuttle from Team Chad and a grant supporting prostate cancer screenings. The issue celebrates the dedication of NGH volunteers and the exceptional achievements of its Radiologic Technology Program.

Read the Inaugural Issue