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Henderson County News: Baby Center at AdventHealth wins Baby Friendly honor

Henderson County (Feb 11, 2022) - The Baby Place at AdventHealth Hendersonville has achieved the highly prestigious international Baby-Friendly designation after a rigorous review process conducted by Baby-Friendly USA, the organization responsible for bestowing this certification in the United States, Advent announced.

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Henderson County News: Give blood, get gift cards - Hendersonville Lightning

Henderson County (Jan 20, 2022) - The start of the new year has a critical call going out for blood donations.

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Omicron doubles in WNC hospitals forcing electives, visit time changes

Some Asheville and Western North Carolina health care providers are restricting visitations and stalling elective procedures as COVID-19 cases spike.

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Hendersonville nurse named one of the Great 100 Nurses of North Carolina

AdventHealth Hendersonville announced that the 2021 Great 100 Nurses of North Carolina features one of its own, Beth Cassidy.

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Hendersonville hospitals see COVID patient increase amid omicron surge

The surge caused by the omicron variant has led to a local increase in hospitalizations and case numbers.

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