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Five people pull a cloth to reveal a statue of a lion.

Penn State Health dedicates first official headquarters at 100 Crystal A Drive

Dec 10, 2019

Penn State Health marked the dedication of its first official headquarters with an unveiling of a Nittany Lion statue.

Six high school students – five female and one male – pose for a group photo with arms around each other. They’re in a school gym, where a wall with the word “PRIDE” is in the background.

Four Diamonds Mini-THON to receive $90,000 donation from PSECU

Dec 3, 2019

A $90,000 donation from PSECU will help Four Diamonds cover the costs of Mini-THON’s online fundraising platform, which Mini-THON schools and participants.

A woman stands behind a table on which various wrapped, healthy snacks are displayed. On the other side of the table stand four people – three women and a man – who hold booklets and other items. A stone hearth and some foliage are in the background.

Penn State PRO Wellness partners with Kohl’s on behavioral health school program

Nov 27, 2019

Kohl’s has awarded $100,000 to Penn State PRO Wellness to help fund a program that works with schools to create measurable school improvements around the Whole School, Whole Community, Whole Child model, with a particular focus on mental wellness.

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Penn State Health St. Joseph – Muhlenberg relocating to better serve patient population

Nov 25, 2019

Penn State Health St. Joseph – Muhlenberg is changing to better meet the needs of the Muhlenberg and Temple communities.

LeSean McCoy, wearing a Kansas City Chiefs uniform and hat, kneels down to talk with a young girl in a wheelchair. She looks back at him.

LeSean McCoy visits Children’s Hospital, manages to find a Chiefs fan

Nov 21, 2019

When LeSean McCoy visited Penn State Health Children's Hospital, it was hard to tell who enjoyed the visit more – the patients and families or McCoy himself.

Several people sit around a conference table, on which there are papers, pens and computers. A sign on the wall bears the Project Echo and Penn State College of Medicine logos.

SAMHSA awards Penn State Project ECHO $1.5 million to address underage drinking

Nov 20, 2019

Project ECHO at Penn State College of Medicine will use a $1.5 million federal grant to address underage drinking and opioid use in ten rural counties in central Pennsylvania.

About a dozen participants from Penn State Health’s first annual Sandy Sprint pose on the lawn in front of a large brick house. In the forefront, ovarian cancer patient Michelle Kirscht, dressed in a T-shirt and capris, kneels next to her cancer surgeon, Dr. Rebecca Phaeton, gynecologic oncologist at Penn State Health Milton S. Hershey Medical Center, who is holding a young boy in her lap.

United front: Fight against ovarian cancer requires attention, treatment, research and funding

Nov 19, 2019

Penn State Health physicians and Penn State College of Medicine researchers team up to combat ovarian cancer through research, treatment and fundraising, including taking part in Hershey’s inaugural Sandy Sprint Superhero Run/Walk.

Four people are stand in a row in front of a sign for Penn State Health Milton S. Hershey Medical Center Heart and Vascular Institute.

A trip to say goodbye: Hershey Medical Center team comes together to help patient see terminally ill wife

Nov 13, 2019

Penn State Health Milton S. Hershey Medical Center staff rallied to help a heart patient visit his wife before she died.

Four people – two men and two women – pose outside for a photo holding an oversized check made out to Penn State Health Milton S. Hershey Medical Center, in the amount of $1 million. It’s signed by Dallas Krapf. A building with windows is in the background, as are bushes and flowers.

Penn State philanthropists commit $1 million to build new chapel on Hershey Medical Center campus

Nov 13, 2019

Longtime Penn State philanthropists Dallas and Diane Krapf have committed $1 million - their largest single contribution to the University to date - to build a new interfaith chapel on the campus of Penn State Health Milton S. Hershey Medical Center.

Two construction workers guide a steel beam into place on the top of a steel frame structure

Penn State Health celebrates topping off ceremony at new acute care hospital

Nov 8, 2019

Penn State Health today celebrated the ‘topping off’ of Penn State Health Hampden Medical Center, the future 300,000-square-foot, three-story acute care hospital in Cumberland County.

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