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“I really liked talking about “wins” and “real life” examples from the different local units.”
A Nurse from Northeast Ohio
NURSES ARE PATIENTS TOO.When Wendy Eckart, a nurse at UH Geneva, was diagnosed with breast cancer, she received her treatment in the same hospital where she cared for others.Wendy lives in this community. She works in this community. And when she needed cancer care, she was able to get that care in her community.After working a 12-hour night shift, Wendy could clock out, walk down the hallway to the Seidman Cancer Center at UH Geneva, and receive her treatment.That access allowed her to keep being a mom, a nurse, and ultimately, a cancer survivor.Adding 30 to 60 minutes of travel each way for treatment would have changed everything for Wendy. And we know there are countless patients and families just like hers who depend on having cancer care close to home.UH: We need our survivors more than you need another cut in the name of corporate greed.Keep cancer care in Geneva.Keep care close to home.#keepseidmangeneva #careclosetohome #patientsoverprofits
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