All of us have been affected by the pandemic in many ways. Some of you may be battling coronavirus yourself or caring for infected loved ones. Others may be working diligently to protect isolated, at-risk family members who are elderly or immunocompromised. Maybe you’re facing economic difficulties and struggling with the fear and unknown that

Help your kids to show their support for our healthcare heroes! We are asking children in our area to color custom thank you art and display it on their windows or doors to recognize our Ascension St. Vincent’s associates. There is no better time to show our love for the healthcare community and their life-saving

Champion golfer Rory McIlroy visited one of our Mobile Health Units in early March during THE PLAYERS Championship Week. As an Optum Health Ambassador, McIlroy is helping us break down barriers to healthcare for local families. He sat down with siblings Daniela and Dieggo Suarez – two teens who both received the care they needed from our Mobile Health Outreach

[As published in the Daily Record on April 9 by Katie Garwood]  In less than a week, Ascension St. Vincent’s cardiologist Saumil Oza coordinated donors and 50 restaurants and acquired 350,000 cloth masks to distribute free to the community to help slow the spread of COVID-19 in Jacksonville.  The goal of his initiative, Masks4Jax, is

The Jim Moran Foundation awarded the Foundation with a $50,000 donation this week to aid our medical staff and senior clients affected by the unprecedented COVID-19 pandemic. Ascension St. Vincent’s Foundation President Virginia Hall said this generous gift will help the organization provide support for hunger relief, medical care, housing and loss of income related