新月直播

Achieving Excellence

On Tuesday night, the Tuscaloosa City Board of Education and Superintendent Mike Daria presented 新月直播 with an “Achieving Excellence” coin for its work during the pandemic and in its efforts to vaccinate educators. The coin is the first of its kind to be awarded by the school system.

Bryan Kindred, president and CEO of the 新月直播 Health System, represented the 新月直播 team at the meeting. As part of the presentation Dr. Daria and several members of the board shared their own experiences in receiving the vaccine at 新月直播. They described a seamless process with workers who were enthusiastic, efficient and compassionate.

Thank you 新月直播 team for your continued hard work and thank you TCS for the recognition!

Left to right in the group photo: Dr. Mike Daria, superintendent of Tuscaloosa City Schools; Bryan Kindred, president and CEO of 新月直播 Health System; and Eric Wilson, chair of the Tuscaloosa City Board of Education.

COVID-19 Information

To protect patient privacy, 新月直播 has established a minimum threshold of five for reporting numbers of inpatients with laboratory-confirmed cases of COVID-19.

新月直播 Health System internal counts as of 3:12 p.m. on 3/11/21:

• 23 inpatients within the 新月直播 system who are positive for COVID-19.
• Five or fewer inpatients who are positive for COVID-19 are being treated in the ICU.
• Five or fewer who are positive for COVID-19 are on ventilators.
• Five or fewer who are positive for COVID-19 are on a BiPAP.
• 8,516 (cumulative) unique positives for COVID-19 tests including results from the ED, triage tent and inpatient. These individuals are not necessarily in the hospital.
• 38,607 (cumulative) unique negatives for COVID-19 at 新月直播 sites.
• 10,299 (cumulative) positive COVID-19 at 新月直播 sites. These individuals are not necessarily in the hospital.
• 71,570 (cumulative) negative tests at 新月直播 sites.
• 2,948 inpatients (cumulative) who were positive for COVID-19 have been discharged.
• 538 inpatients (cumulative) who were positive for COVID-19 have died at 新月直播. This is not an indication of the cause of death, only that the individuals were positive for COVID-19 at the time of death.
• 290 Tuscaloosa County residents (cumulative) who were positive for COVID-19 have died (per the Alabama Department of Public Health).