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Congratulations to Joe Gage, chief administrative officer, for being named board chair of The Catholic Health Associatio...
06/05/2026

Congratulations to Joe Gage, chief administrative officer, for being named board chair of The Catholic Health Association of the United States (CHA) Board of Trustees for the 2026–2027 term.

As CHA’s board chair, Joe will help guide strategic priorities, advocacy and mission-driven leadership for the nation’s largest association of Catholic health ministries — strengthening the collective voice of organizations serving millions of people each year.

With more than 30 years of leadership experience, Joe is deeply committed to advancing a culture rooted in compassion, dignity and care for the whole person. His leadership reflects our ministry’s ongoing commitment to extending the compassionate ministry of Jesus and ensuring access to high-quality care for all, especially those who are poor and underserved.

Please join us in congratulating Joe on this important role and continued service to Catholic health care!

Aphasia affects millions, making communication challenging — but you're not alone. Discover more about symptoms and the ...
06/03/2026

Aphasia affects millions, making communication challenging — but you're not alone. Discover more about symptoms and the support available from Bon Secours neurology services: https://bit.ly/4uxCsoh.

06/01/2026

Spring and summer mean more bug bites — from mosquitoes and spiders to bees and bed bugs! 🚫🐜 If you notice swelling, spreading rashes, drainage, or "target" shaped marks, it’s time to seek medical attention.

Colorectal cancer is on the rise among young adults, making awareness more important than ever. Learn the facts, take ch...
05/29/2026

Colorectal cancer is on the rise among young adults, making awareness more important than ever. Learn the facts, take charge of your health, and know when to speak with your provider. Knowledge is power! Read on to understand what you can control and know when it is time to talk to your provider: https://bit.ly/4feq3AZ.

05/27/2026

Because of generous Bon Secours Foundation donors and skilled care at Bon Secours — St. Mary’s Hospital, Scott got his second chance—right in time to create more unforgettable memories with his family.

Proud to see our Bon Secours physicians leading the way at Digestive Disease Week—bringing the latest innovations in gas...
05/26/2026

Proud to see our Bon Secours physicians leading the way at Digestive Disease Week—bringing the latest innovations in gastroenterology back to our community for better care close to home.

At Digestive Disease Week (DDW), one of the nation’s leading conferences for gastroenterology innovation, research and education, our physicians represented Bon Secours with distinction. Not only did our team make up the largest physician group from the region in attendance, but we were also honored to be the only group presenting a poster.

What does this mean for our community? It reflects a deep commitment to staying at the forefront of medical advancements — so patients here benefit from the latest research, innovative treatments and evidence-based care.

From national stages back to local exam rooms, our physicians bring knowledge, expertise and a passion for excellence to every patient they serve.

On this Memorial Day, we honor those who gave the ultimate sacrifice for our freedom. Please join us in honoring the man...
05/25/2026

On this Memorial Day, we honor those who gave the ultimate sacrifice for our freedom. Please join us in honoring the many brave men and women who served and died for our great country.

At Bon Secours, the level of care our patients receive often leaves a lasting impact — one so meaningful that it inspire...
05/19/2026

At Bon Secours, the level of care our patients receive often leaves a lasting impact — one so meaningful that it inspires families to share their gratitude in extraordinary ways.

That was the case for Jake Zicafoose, a patient care technician in the emergency department, who was received the Carnation Caregiver Award after delivering care that went far beyond expectations.

During a critical pediatric emergency, Jake played an essential role in supporting both the patient and their family through one of the most intense and emotional moments they could face. In a fast-paced, high-pressure situation, his calm presence helped bring a sense of steadiness and reassurance. He remained at the bedside, ensuring the patient was never alone and that the family felt supported every step of the way.

His attentiveness, clear communication, and ability to anticipate needs allowed care to move swiftly and seamlessly — but what stood out most was his compassion. Even in the urgency of the moment, he never lost sight of the human side of care, treating the patient and family with deep dignity and respect.

As one nomination shared, his “steady, reassuring presence never wavered,” bringing comfort not only to the family but to the entire care team.

In another experience, a patient’s family described a very different — but equally meaningful — moment of care. During a stressful emergency department visit, Jake helped transform the atmosphere through warmth, humor and genuine connection. Working alongside nurse Katie Smith, his ability to bring ease to an overwhelming situation helped the patient and family feel seen, safe and comforted.

“Within seconds, their banter made me smile… For a few moments, I felt more comfortable and at ease than I ever have in a hospital,” the family member shared.

Together, these experiences reflect what makes care at Bon Secours so special: a commitment not only to clinical excellence, but to truly caring for the whole person. It’s this level of compassion and dedication that inspired a patient family member — and a colleague — to nominate Jake for this recognition.

Not all care comes from human hands — sometimes, it arrives on four paws.Meet Frost, the beloved therapy dog at Bon Seco...
05/16/2026

Not all care comes from human hands — sometimes, it arrives on four paws.

Meet Frost, the beloved therapy dog at Bon Secours — Rappahannock General Hospital, whose presence brings comfort, connection and joy in ways words often can’t. Once a week, Frost makes his rounds, offering gentle companionship to patients and staff alike. With his calm demeanor and steady wagging tail, he creates moments of relief in an environment that can often feel overwhelming.

His visits quickly become highlights, reminding everyone that healing isn’t just physical—it’s emotional, too. Whether he’s sitting quietly beside a patient or greeting a team member in a busy hallway, Frost has a special ability to make people feel seen, soothed and supported.
And his care doesn’t stop there. During the holidays, Frost takes on extra duties, delivering treats and spreading even more cheer throughout the hospital.

Frost may not speak, but the comfort he provides says everything. He’s more than a visitor — he’s a reminder that compassion can come in many forms, and sometimes, the most powerful care doesn’t come from humans at all.

Early detection saves lives. Take charge of your health by learning your risk factors for colorectal cancer and talking ...
05/15/2026

Early detection saves lives. Take charge of your health by learning your risk factors for colorectal cancer and talking to your doctor about regular screenings. Your actions today can make a difference tomorrow. Find out how you can lower your risk: https://bit.ly/3Pq1pmh.

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