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Welcome to the first issue of Your BMC
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May 2022
 
Issue #1
 
 
Hello, and welcome to the first issue of Your BMC.
"Your BMC," our new email newsletter, will share information about the care and connection that happen within the Boston Medical Center community every day.
You are an important part of our community, and we are here to help you be your healthiest self. As a part of your health journey, this newsletter will feature important information about services and programs, tips for healthy living, stories from around BMC, and more.
 
 
Image of Selina, a BMC patient who shares her story about her battle with Multiple Sclerosis
BMC Voices: Selina
Selina was diagnosed with multiple sclerosis in 2019 after she began to lose the use of her legs and sight in one eye. She wasn't sure she would ever walk again. After a lot of hard work with her care team, Selina regained her ability to walk and see. Today, she is in control of her life: working two jobs, raising a son, and looking forward to a bright future.
 
 
BMC Nurses Recognized
Boston Medical Center has been awarded Magnet® Recognition by the American Nurses Credentialing Center (ANCC), the highest national credential for nursing excellence, quality patient care, and innovation in professional nursing practice. BMC proudly joins this select community, with fewer than 10% of hospitals in the U.S. achieving this prestigious status.
BMC nurses celebrate earning Magnet recognition
 
 
BMC doctors, nurses and staff kneel in solidarity to honor the Black Lives Matter movement
Health Equity Starts Here
Health and medicine aren't just what happen in an exam room. Things like housing instability, food insecurity, and systemic racism can all be barriers to optimal health. Our Health Equity Accelerator brings together BMC's deep experience in health equity with data-driven research to pinpoint inequities and take the steps necessary to fix them.
 
 
Information about COVID-19
Being vaccinated is still the best protection against getting COVID-19 and experiencing severe symptoms. BMC has several treatments available for mild to moderate COVID-19 that can keep you from getting very sick, but it is important that you start them within a few days after your symptoms start. If you think you have COVID-19 or are unvaccinated, please talk to your doctor.
Nurse gives a vaccine to elderly man.
 
 
Don't forget! You can always send your doctor non-urgent medical questions or request an appointment through MyChart.
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