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13/07/2025
Integrity, respect, compassion — our values aren’t just words, they guide every action we take. If caring is your calling, we invite you to join a workplace where your principles matter as much as your expertise. 👏 Put your passion to work.
🔗 See what’s possible at NortonHealthcareCareers.com, or email us at Recruitment@nortonhealthcare.com, to schedule a time to talk to a recruiter.
12/07/2025
That’s a wrap on Unity Jam 2025! 📚🎒 We brought the energy, the fun, and the backpacks — all to help our community get ready for a strong start to the school year. From free health screenings to games, snacks, and school supplies, it was a day full of connection and care.
Big thanks to our Synergy team and Belonging & Health Equity crew for making it all happen! 💙
11/07/2025
Are you or someone you love living with Parkinson’s? 🚗 Get expert advice on what to consider and how to stay safe on the road.
Having Parkinson’s doesn’t mean you have to stop driving now, but there are things you need to know.
11/07/2025
Experiencing care as a patient and employee. 💙👣 Norton Healthcare employee, Michaela Barber shares her miracle journey in her own words.
"Because of Norton Healthcare and Norton Children's, I'm here. My babies are here. And now, we're soaking up every snuggle with our healthy boy and healthy girl. They remind me every day of the strength, support and care I received from the place I'm proud to work.
We battled infertility for years. Our dream was to start a family, and we sought help from a fertility specialist. I never expected to need fertility coverage, and I never expected it to be included in my employee benefits. But because of those benefits and my role at Norton Healthcare, we were able to pursue IVF and finally move forward.
My leaders and co-workers were incredibly supportive of endless appointments, procedures and surgeries. I consider co-workers family and really leaned on them during this process.
After more than a year of treatment, we finally got the news that I was pregnant with twins. We were overjoyed, but also nervous. Twin pregnancies come with added risks, but, thankfully, my care team was there every step of the way. They made me feel heard, supported and safe.
As my pregnancy progressed, I received weekly care through the Norton Children's Maternal-Fetal Medicine team. The team made me feel at home and ensured my babies were getting the best care possible.
On March 22, I was admitted after experiencing extreme swelling, headaches, upper abdominal pain and fatigue. Within two hours, I was diagnosed with HELLP syndrome — a severe, life-threatening form of preeclampsia. Dr. Tuller made the decision to deliver our twins early, at just 34 weeks and 3 days.
I was terrified. I knew my babies would be in the NICU, and we had been through so much to get them here. I feared for my life and for the lives of my babies. The teams moved quickly in getting me prepped. Everyone was SO supportive and boosted me up in ways I can never repay. We laughed, we cried, and I knew by God's grace I was in the best hand possible as were my babies.
At 5:11 p.m., Kennie Maybe Barber was born, weighing 4 pounds, 3 ounces. One minute later, Cole Charles Barber followed at 5 pounds, 10 ounces.
I held them for a brief moment before they were rushed to the NICU. I now believe NICU parents are the strongest. That's when the next part of our journey began. It was one of the hardest things I've ever experienced.
Our daughter needed help regulating her temperature and blood sugar. Our son, Cole, struggled to breathe and was placed on life support the day after delivery. It was one of the hardest things I've ever experienced. The feeling of not being able to do anything but watch. Thankfully, within a few days, he was strong enough to come off the ventilator and continue breathing with support.
We spent 2½ weeks in the NICU. That's when we all became family. The care team was nothing short of amazing. Not only did they take care of all of us, they showed my husband and I how to care for our precious miracles. With their help, my husband and I became confident and were able to laugh and find the simplest of joys when it came to our little ones.
We celebrated the little milestones: bigger bottles, moving from incubators to open cribs, and even the tiniest baby t***s that made us laugh. The NICU became our second home and a place of healing."
08/07/2025
💡 5 Key Questions to ask if you're considering a clinical trial.
Before saying “yes” to a clinical trial, it’s important to know what you’re signing up for. This quick video walks you through five essential questions to help you better understand the process — and feel confident in your decision.
Whether you’re considering a trial for yourself or helping a loved one explore options, these questions are a great place to start.
07/07/2025
Burning, urgency, or discomfort when you p*e? It might be a UTI — and you don’t need to go to the ER for that. Convenient care is available at Norton Immediate Care Centers.
How young is too young for a heart attack? 🫀 The average age might surprise you.
Many people have heart attacks in their 50s — and some even younger. Know your risk factors and take steps now to protect your heart.
Ever wonder how a new drug or therapy makes it from the lab to your doctor’s office? 💊 In this episode of Medical Minute with Norton Healthcare, Gracie Smith, clinical researcher with Norton Cancer Institute, explains the full journey.
🔍 How clinical trials are designed
⚖️ How safety and effectiveness are tested
📊 What happens in Phases 1 through 4
Whether you're considering a clinical trial or just curious about medical innovation, this quick video offers a clear and helpful breakdown of the process.
04/07/2025
Stars, stripes, diapers and baby wipes! 🇺🇸 💙❤️ We’re celebrating Independence Day with these tiny fireworks at Norton Hospital! 🎇
04/07/2025
This July 4th, Norton Leatherman Spine patient, Charlie Hinckley is celebrating his independence — one step at a time. 🇺🇸
After a two-stage spine fusion with Dr. Charles Crawford at Norton Leatherman Spine, Charlie was able to climb all 675 steps at Mount Rushmore — something his wife says would’ve been impossible before surgery.
Here’s to freedom from pain and getting back to the things you love. 🙌
02/07/2025
Norton Healthcare now offers a groundbreaking, FDA-approved procedure — renal denervation — for patients whose hypertension isn’t controlled with meds or lifestyle changes.💡 It’s a minimally invasive option that targets the nerves affecting blood pressure.
New option when lifestyle changes and medication are not enough
20/06/2025
Congratulations to Andrea Sprinkle, RN, a DAISY Award honoree at Norton Brownsboro Hospital! 🌼
Andrea’s compassion, attention to detail and relentless advocacy didn’t just make a difference — they brought comfort, peace of mind and healing. From recognizing ineffective medication to pushing for the right treatment and following through every step of the way, she made her patient feel truly seen, heard and cared for.
“She brings her heart and skill to every part of her work,” her nominator shared. 💙
Thank you, Andrea, for the extraordinary care you give every day
29/05/2025
May is National Stroke Awareness Month—a time to spotlight stories of resilience and the importance of recognizing stroke symptoms early. 🧠 Meet Adam Maddox, who suffered a life-threatening stroke at just 26. His journey from patient to patient care associate at Norton Brownsboro Hospital is a powerful reminder that recovery is possible and that survivors can go on to inspire others.
Adam now supports patients through their own recoveries, offering both physical assistance and emotional encouragement. His firsthand experience allows him to connect deeply with those he cares for. 💙
Adam was 26 when he experienced a stroke. Two years later, inspired by the care he received, he’s back to full strength and pursuing a career in health care.
13/05/2025
Congratulations to our recent DAISY award winner Morgan Bickel! 🌼 🏆Here is what Morgan’s nominator had to say:
"My first contact with Morgan was when I was first admitted to the floor. I heard a lovely voice say, “Good morning, friend”. Morgan walked closer with a lovely smile as she greeted me. She gave a presence of happiness, compassion and peace. Every time Morgan entered the room, I was greeted with “Hello friend”. We got to talk about her career, her goals and her dreams. She is a very smart, kind and compassionate nurse. I had Morgan as my nurse for two days. I truly felt like I had a new friend. We said our goodbyes, as she was off the next few days. A few days later, she returned and visited me before and after her shift. She was genuinely happy to see I was improving. She made a point that evening to bring me some ice cream. She provided outstanding care. Morgan deserves this Daisy award many times over."
Thank you for all that you do, Morgan! 💙
10/04/2025
A big congratulations to our recent DAISY Award winner, Sav Motely, RN! 🌼 Sav was nominated by a patient's spouse, this is what they had to say:
"My husband was placed in ICU due to a sudden illness. To see him decline so quickly was devastating I have been very overwhelmed. I am not a medical person. I do not understand many of the medications or what’s going on at times. I have been under so much stress because it’s hard for me to think of what he will need in the future. Sav recognized this. She has helped me with some of the most trying things. She helped me get the correct paperwork to seek emergency guardianship and get it to the correct doctors. She took the time to explain everything going on and making sure I understood it all.
She is a kind soul. Her compassion, honesty and caring demeanor helped so much. I am not sure what is going to happen with him but it helps to know there are people like her that truly cares. I am thankful for nurses like Sav.
Thank you Sav, for being a breath of fresh air in a situation that has taken my breath from me."
Thank you for all that you do, Sav! 💙
09/04/2025
Norton Healthcare is committed to making quality care accessible to all. Through our Financial Assistance Program, families may qualify for no-cost medical care—including a family of four with a household income up to $112,252. If you or a loved one need support, we’re here to help. 🔗 Learn more and apply today: https://nortonhealthcare.com/patient-resources/billing-information/financial-assistance/
19/03/2025
Looking for a way to give back and gain valuable experience? 💙 Norton Healthcare is seeking teen volunteers for summer 2025! Whether you're interested in healthcare or just want to make a difference, this is your chance to help patients, staff and your community!
📅 Apply by Tuesday, April 15!
🔗 Learn more and apply here: nortonhealthcare.com/ways-to-help/teen-volunteers
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Norton Brownsboro Hospital is a full-service, 127-bed community hospital serving patients in northeastern Jefferson, Oldham, Shelby, Carroll, Henry, Spencer, Trimble and surrounding counties.
Using a patient- and family-centered model of care, Norton Brownsboro offers a wide range of inpatient, outpatient, diagnostic, orthopedic, cardiovascular, neurological and neurosurgical, cancer care and intensive care services. The hospital’s 24/7 emergency department has 22 private treatment rooms, a heliport for critical care transport and is a regional referral center for advanced neurosurgical conditions, specifically stroke care.
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