What Parents Should Know About Facial Birth Defects
June 2, 2022
Sometimes as a baby develops during pregnancy things don’t go according to plan. Cleft lips and cleft palates are birth
What’s Next When Baby’s Head Isn’t Round
May 19, 2022
What happens when your baby’s head doesn’t have a nice round shape? Lisa Morris, MD, explains positional plagiocephaly, which means
Carmelaana Lim, RN
May 9, 2022
Carmelaana Lim, RN, immigrated to the U.S. from the Philippines when she was 13. She maintains her connection to her
Tri Nguyen, BS, RRT
May 9, 2022
Tri Nguyen, BS, RRT, was born in Vietnam and lived in New Orleans most of his life. Now working in
No Complaints: Keeping a Positive Attitude After 30+ Surgeries
May 6, 2022
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Baton Rouge Man Thankful for Smooth Recovery After Treatment at Louisiana Cardiology Associates
May 2, 2022
Denny Erwin has always led a busy life. In addition to serving as billing manager for Louisiana Cardiology Associates, a
A Good Night’s Sleep the Remedy for Many Men’s Health Problems
May 2, 2022
Are you getting a good night’s sleep? Most of us struggle to achieve those seven-plus hours recommended for adults by
Listening to Heal Starts at the Front Door
April 20, 2022
A defining characteristic of our health system is our Spirit of Healing, and as a team, guest services plays a
Active Listening Brings Healing at Our Lady of the Lake
April 8, 2022
When a patient comes in for an appointment with Theron McCormick, MD, he makes sure to eliminate all distractions. He
Weaving a Tapestry to Improve Patients’ Health
April 5, 2022
Our health system has operationalized our Diversity, Equity & Inclusion work and created a report to share the impact of
Providing Pediatric Residents with DEI Knowledge
April 5, 2022
Our health system has operationalized our Diversity, Equity & Inclusion work and created a report to share the impact of
A JEDI Lens for Graduate Medical Education
April 5, 2022
Our health system has operationalized our Diversity, Equity & Inclusion work and created a report to share the impact of
Cutting-edge Esophageal Procedure Performed for First Time in Baton Rouge
April 4, 2022
If you hear people talking about Dr. LeBlanc’s POEMs at Our Lady of the Lake, he is not aspiring to
Tips on Making a Living Will Because Peace of Mind is Planning Ahead
March 28, 2022
Consider it like a jar up on the shelf. It’s filled with all your important handwritten notes and instructions and
Residents in Action – Graduate Medical Education
March 11, 2022
Across our health system, resident physicians are an important part of the care we provide. What is a Resident? A
Brent Allain Jr., MD
March 11, 2022
After spending much of his childhood hanging around his father’s family medical practice in the small south Louisiana town of
Kelly Finan, MD, MSPH, FACS, FASCRS
March 11, 2022
Helping people has always come naturally for Kelly Finan, MD, MSPH, FACS, FASCRS, colon and rectal surgeon at Our Lady
Nathan Hite, MD
March 11, 2022
Board Certified colorectal surgeon Nathan Phillip Hite, MD, is a lifelong Louisiana resident. Well, almost. “I like to say that