Brittany Rigacci

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Are you a mom-to-be? Here's what an OB/GYN says about preparing a birth plan. https://t.co/Vt42kZV1Q6

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In desperate need of a liver transplant, Stephen found the perfect match in Yuki, his longtime best friend and adventure buddy. https://t.co/czWRO7zIJ0

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Congratulations to Penny Cermak on being named the Chief Financial Officer for Baylor Scott & White Health! https://t.co/jNnFAgYMgL #HCLDR

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Among the list of Americans' top worries, availability and affordability of healthcare remains the primary concern for fifth straight year. https://t.co/lT5AzrYfjI

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At Baylor Scott & White Medical Center – Lakeway, we're celebrating our System strategy's first birthday! Through our Core Commitments, we're #CommittedToBetter by creating an exceptional patient experience and going above and beyond to change healthcare for the better.

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We are proud to introduce Dr. Ronan Kelly as our new North Texas chief oncology officer and medical director of Baylor Charles A. Sammons Cancer Center at Dallas. Welcome to the Baylor Scott & White Health family, Dr. Kelly! https://t.co/Tmi7JAXpqi

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22-year-old Mia shares why she isn't letting breast cancer keep her from living life to the fullest. https://t.co/igRkxSMY1p

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Federal health officials reveal a new primary care experiment that seeks to pay doctors for providing services that keep patients healthy and out of the hospital. https://t.co/uEzKBIRN3L

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Even with new ways of delivering care, as life expectancy continues to increase in the U.S., we may face a shortage of roughly 122,000 physicians by 2032, a new study suggests. https://t.co/M0lh97jKN1

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Not everyone goes to the doctor regularly, but everyone gets a haircut. By taking health screenings out of the hospital, local barbers are offering lifesaving health checkups through a new collaboration with Baylor Scott & White Health. https://t.co/y5Yb7fiYbA

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This groundbreaking clinical trial at Baylor Scott & White is a great example of what our System is capable of doing to advance healthcare. https://t.co/o9XAA4VMeS

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Proud to work alongside Baylor Scott & White employees like Crystal Ward, a social worker. Hear how she is #CommittedToBetter by treating all people with honesty and kindness. https://t.co/0rO1OFeAAR

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"Every day, we wake up and we come to work. But rarely do we stop to think of WHY we are doing what we do." https://t.co/HkykcOmDAc #CommittedToBetter

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National co-principal investigator Michael Mack, MD, explains the findings of the #Partner3, a clinical trial evaluating #TAVR compared to traditional surgical repair for low risk patients with aortic stenosis and presented at #ACC19. https://t.co/uZxmJ9EBTL

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'We all share something': More than 1,000 transplant patients, their families and care teams gathered for the 32nd annual Baylor University Medical Center transplant reunion. https://t.co/LGv46U74Oh

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Healthcare faces a greater hiring challenge than other sectors after a report finds mismatch between employers who were looking to hire and the skills offered in candidate resumes. https://t.co/FaYErws4tb

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Building a Better future for healthcare starts with putting our patients and communities at the Core of all we do. You are why we serve faithfully, we act honestly, we never settle, and why we are in it together. You are why we are #CommittedToBetter. https://t.co/4DCPHpXIum

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Learning how to live as healthy a lifestyle as possible is more important than ever following a traumatic brain injury. A new research study aims to help traumatic brain injury survivors battle obesity. https://t.co/LsEzdd6ueU

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Joe needed a heart transplant because of a genetic condition. Participating in a clinical trial helped him get that new heart. https://t.co/o9XAA4VMeS

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The U.S. Health and Human Services is looking at new ways to treat kidney disease by making more kidneys available for transplant, including developing wearable and implantable artificial kidneys. https://t.co/PgaOnw8yPP