Make Art at Home: Clay Roses
UF Health Jacksonville Arts in Medicine program coordinator Lauren Anter walks us through another at-home art project. Mashing clay in your hands can be a very relaxing activity and has…
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Social Media Coordinator
Bonnie Steiner is the social media coordinator in the Communications and Marketing department at UF Health Jacksonville. She is responsible for managing, creating and sharing content on the UF Health Jacksonville social media pages, along with the Health Matters blog. She is also a contributing writer for Open Lines and assists with various internal and external communications and marketing efforts as needed.
Moving Family Medicine Forward during COVID-19
UF Health Family Medicine is being spotlighted for the fantastic job its providers and other staff members have done in adjusting to new policies and health protocols amid COVID-19. Several employees have been recognized by leaders and colleagues for their…
Like Father, Like Son: A UF Health Father’s Day Feature
Guy Benrubi, MD, and Daniel Benrubi, MD, are proud to work in the same department at UF Health Jacksonville. Father’s Day gives us a special opportunity to recognize dads who’ve made an impact on our lives. One father-son physician duo at UF Health is closer than most. They are providers…
Make Art at Home: Decorative Canvas and Photo Frame
UF Health Jacksonville Arts in Medicine program coordinator Lauren Anter is back with another at-home art project. Though the city has relaxed the stay-at-home order, many of us are still…
Better Hearing and Speech Month: Communication at Work
May is Better Hearing and Speech Month, which honors speech-language pathologists for their excellent care for patients with communication, speech and swallowing disorders. This year’s theme is “Communication at Work,” signifying the importance of effective communication in the workplace between…
Make Art at Home: Decorative Clay Bowl
Normally, the Arts in Medicine program at UF Health Jacksonville works on art projects with patients at their bedside to promote stress relief and relaxation while they are admitted. During these uncertain and stressful times, program coordinator Lauren Anter wanted to share…
All in: Bringing Home to the Hospital
Patients at UF Health North appreciate the get well cards made by staff members’ children. America’s “new normal” during the coronavirus pandemic is affecting common practices in and outside the home. Patients in particular are experiencing a routine change, namely those used to having hospital visitors before or after a…
Healthy Eating at Home
As many of us continue to practice social distancing by staying home, it can be tough cooking and eating the same things every day, and easy for us to reach for salty or sugary snacks. Keep in mind that continuing to eat healthy can support your immune system, which is…
Reversing Time Without the Stigma – Prime of Your Life Recap
One of the things women can feel self-conscious about as they age is their skin’s appearance. Fortunately, there are multiple remedies, products and procedures to reverse the signs of aging, as Wendy Ashby, PA-C, discussed at February’s Prime of Your…
More than Just a Man’s Best Friend
Research shows that pet therapy in hospitals can reduce patient stress, blood pressure and anxiety. This is just one of the many reasons why pet therapy is offered at UF Health Jacksonville and UF Health North. After meeting certain requirements and being trained in workshops with…
