Author: Penn State Health The RITE Stuff

Tim Card and his wife, Tricia, walk the hallways of Penn State Cancer Institute after he receives CAR-T cell therapy infusion. Their backs are toward and the camera, and they are silhouetted against a window. Tricia puts her hand on his back. Tim is pushing an IV pole, and an IV bag with medication hangs from the pole. A rainbow is painted on the window.

Unintentional pioneer

Jan 21, 2019

Mount Joy resident Tim Card made history at Penn State Cancer Institute as the first recipient of CAR-T therapy. Follow his journey to remission.

Esteem offers 20 percent discount to Penn State Health employees

Jan 21, 2019

Penn State Health employees get a 20 percent discount on services at Esteem Penn State Health Cosmetic Associates.

The Nittany Lion statue in the Hershey Medical Center courtyard is surrounded by snow, behind it, several trees and part of the Hershey Medical Center building are visible.

In Brief – Jan. 21, 2019

Jan 21, 2019

In Brief features announcements, staff news and upcoming events from Penn State Health and Penn State College of Medicine.

A set of eight balloons in different colors are seen against the background of a cloudy sky.

Milestone work anniversaries: Jan. 14-20

Jan 21, 2019

Penn State Health employees are celebrating a milestone work anniversary between Jan. 14-20.

An artist’s rendering of the new five-story parking deck on the Hershey Medical Center campus shows three levels of a long concrete building with a column of windows on the right. The windows are lit by the sun. Trees are on the left and right side of the parking deck. Three cars, a sidewalk, road and grassy areas are in front of the deck.

West End Parking Deck to provide better parking experience

Jan 17, 2019

Construction of a new five-story parking deck next to the University Conference Center on the Hershey campus is due to get underway this Monday, Jan. 21. The project will temporarily impact Penn State Health and Penn State College of Medicine employees and students.

Todd Miller, a man with a long beard and glasses, smiles as a Kelly Rittle, a nurse on his right, holds up his shirt to administer a flu shot, out of the frame. Rittle is flanked by a table upon which is a rendering of the Penn State Nittany Lion in a shield.

Penn State Health inoculates more than 1,400 people against flu

Jan 17, 2019

Penn State Health and the Pennsylvania Department of Health inoculated 1,439 patients to the flu shot at this year’s Pennsylvania Farm Show. That’s up from 1,242 last year.

Highmark Walk for Healthy Community set to raise funds

Jan 17, 2019

Penn State Health Milton S. Hershey Medical Center and Penn State College of Medicine employees and students are invited to join the 2019 Highmark Walk for a Healthy Community Harrisburg on Saturday, May 18 at Harrisburg Area Community College.

The Nittany Lion statue in the Hershey Medical Center courtyard is surrounded by snow, behind it, several trees and part of the Hershey Medical Center building are visible.

In Brief – Jan. 17, 2019

Jan 17, 2019

In Brief features announcements, staff news and upcoming events from Penn State Health and Penn State College of Medicine.

Katie Rodriguez smiles as she holds the large sweatpants she used to wear before her bariatric surgery in front of her waist. She is wearing a sleeveless top and has tattoos on her arms and chest. She has long hair and glasses.

Penn State Surgical Weight Loss team helps mother of three transform her life

Jan 17, 2019

Penn State Health and the Pennsylvania Department of Health inoculated 1,439 patients to the flu shot at this year’s Pennsylvania Farm Show. That’s up from 1,242 last year.

Tim Card and his wife, Tricia, walk the hallways of Penn State Cancer Institute after he receives CAR-T cell therapy infusion. Their backs are toward and the camera, and they are silhouetted against a window. Tricia puts her hand on his back. Tim is pushing an IV pole, and an IV bag with medication hangs from the pole. A rainbow is painted on the window.

Unintentional pioneer: Tim Card is Penn State Cancer Institute’s first patient in cutting-edge cancer treatment

Jan 16, 2019

Looking back, there were clues that Tim Card would soon be fighting for his life—his body was sending signals that he was misreading. Because who would ever think a 40-year-old owner of a CrossFit gym and father of seven suddenly would have an aggressive form of cancer?

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