PAM Health Specialty Hospital of Jacksonville

03/11/2026

🌟 Celebrating Patient Success at PAM Health Specialty Hospital of Jacksonville 🌟

We are proud to celebrate another successful patient recovery made possible by the dedication of our incredible care team.

A recent patient admitted to PAM Health Specialty Hospital of Jacksonville for respiratory failure required specialized medical care and rehabilitation to regain strength and independence. Through the collaboration of our clinical team and the patient’s determination, significant progress was made throughout the recovery journey.

After several weeks of treatment, therapy, and support, the patient was able to successfully discharge home with improved mobility and independence.

Stories like this remind us why we do what we do every day — helping patients regain their strength, confidence, and quality of life.

Thank you to our physicians, nurses, therapists, and support staff who make outcomes like this possible.

03/10/2026

Patient safety awareness and training are a vital stop on the continuum of care. Ensuring a patient is properly equipped with tools, skills, and adaptive equipment to safely navigate their home and complete their activities of daily living confidently and effectively not only helps prevent hospital re-admissions but also preserves independence, dignity, and emotional well-being!

That’s why we are proud to recognize National Patient Safety Awareness Week March 8-14! Patient safety isn’t just a box to check for us at PAM Health. It is built into our company culture and values, and our teams are always striving to raise the bar for patient safety standards. Thank you to our staff for your commitment to patient safety this week and every other day of the year!

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An introductory video about PAM Rehabilitation services

02/22/2026

Heart valve disease affects approximately 11.6 million Americans, according to the official website for Heart Valve Disease Awareness Day, which is celebrated on February 22 each year. As we round out Heart Month, take today to learn about this lesser-known but treatable cardiovascular condition, its symptoms, and how it’s treated. Risk factors include:

• Older age
• Congenital heart abnormalities
• Cardiovascular disease, heart attack, or other heart conditions
• Family history of HVD
• Other comorbid conditions

02/20/2026

Today we celebrate caregivers, both in the healthcare field and for family members caring for their loved ones.

At PAM Health, we recognize the importance of supporting caregivers outside of our hospitals as much as patients themselves. Caregivers are an integral part of PAM Health’s commitment to being there throughout the entire continuum of care. Our expert teams work with caregivers to ensure they’re equipped to help their loved one post-discharge, and our support groups offer caregivers the chance to connect with others in their community. We know your work sometimes goes unseen, caregivers, but we wouldn’t be able to do what we do at PAM Health without you!

02/18/2026

We are sending everyone observing , which begins today and ends on March 19, well wishes for a meaningful month!

02/17/2026

Laissez les bon temps roulez, and Gong Xi Fa Cai!

Today is both Mardi Gras and the beginning of Lunar New Year celebrations to ring in the Year of the Horse! We hope your day is full of festivities.

Wishing a meaningful Lenten season for all observing, and a vibrant and spirited Year of the Horse ahead!

02/14/2026

Happy Valentine’s Day! At PAM Health, we LOVE helping our patients get back to living their best lives!

Did you know that February 14 is also annually National Donor Day, celebrating the life-saving power of organ, eye, tissue, and other types of donations? As donors make the selfless choice to help others, PAM Health can help recipients after their transplant surgeries through medical monitoring and rehabilitation.

Love is life-saving care that centers your unique needs!

02/10/2026

🌟 Another win for the PAMily at PAM Health Jacksonville! 🌟

Success stories like this remind us why we do what we do every day. Through teamwork, compassion, and dedication, our staff continues to help patients reach milestones they once thought were out of reach.

We’re proud of the care we provide—and even prouder of the people behind it. 💙

02/10/2026

🌶️🏆 We have a winner (again)! 🏆🌶️

Congratulations to Adam Schwinn, our Wound Care Clinical Coordinator, for once again winning our Annual Chili Cook-Off! 🔥👏From expert wound care to award-winning chili, Adam clearly does it all.

Thanks to everyone who participated and helped make this a fun (and delicious) event! 😋🌶️

02/10/2026

Sepsis is the body’s extreme immune response to an existing infection and can lead to widespread tissue and organ failure if not treated quickly. According to the Sepsis Alliance, sepsis kills 350,000 adults in the U.S. annually.

For those who have experienced a septic event, they and their loved ones know that TIME was of the essence. February 8-14 is Sepsis Survivor Week, honoring and supporting the experiences of those who have overcome sepsis. Learn the T.I.M.E. acronym to understand how to spot sepsis symptoms and get timely treatment.

T: Temperature (elevated or lowered body temperature)
I: Infection symptoms
M: Mental decline
E: Extremely ill

02/08/2026

February 8-14 marks an important week as we continue to observe American Heart Month.

This week, we celebrate Cardiovascular Professionals Week, Heart Failure Awareness Week, and National Cardiac Rehabilitation Week. PAM Health’s dedicated team of professionals – including cardiovascular health providers – supports patients recovering from or living with cardiac conditions such as heart failure. Our specialized cardiopulmonary rehabilitation program is designed to improve patients’ quality of life.

Call us today or visit our website to learn more: https://nuvi.me/spd9hg

02/04/2026

National Cancer Prevention Month during February is a great opportunity to take control of your health to lower your cancer risk!

According to the American Association for Cancer Research, more than 40 percent of two million cancer cases diagnosed in 2023 and half of the 600,000 who died from it can be attributed to preventable causes like smoking, excess body weight, physical inactivity, and excessive sun exposure.

Some types of cancer can be prevented or caught in the very early stages by knowing if you have a family history of it and getting screenings as appropriate based on your age, risk level, and other factors.

By spreading awareness about cancer screenings, lifestyle changes, and research, we can help prevent cancer diagnoses together!