Greenville, N.C. – ECU Health Medical Center Cardiovascular Pulmonary Rehabilitation (CVPR) has received re-certification through the American Association of Cardiovascular Pulmonary Rehabilitation ...

Ellen Anthony’s reputation precedes her at ECU Health Edgecombe Hospital, and for good reason. “Ellen approaches her work with exceptional dedication and pride. Her smile and positive attitude are ...

As the father of a pediatric patient sat with his head in his hands in the adult emergency department trauma bay, staff chaplain Anthony Westbrook took a seat beside him. Medical teams were treating ...

When many people think about careers in health care, the roles of nurse or doctor often come to mind. Yet delivering exceptional care depends on a network of professionals whose work supports daily ...

ECU Health brought together a community of patients, families, providers and advocates on Sept. 18, for the 2026 Tate Holbrook Annual Sickle Cell Disease Update, an educational conference hosted by ...

On a hot July morning, Mark Brady woke up and went about his day as usual. He didn’t expect he’d be spending the next two months in the hospital. “I walked around the block, took a shower, drank a ...

Since 1989, the Great 100 Nurses of North Carolina celebrates registered nurses who demonstrate exceptional practice, leadership and professionalism in a variety of settings. This year, the program ...

Greenville, N.C. – ECU Health is proud to announce a partnership with the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) and N.C. Department of Transportation (NCDOT) on the Electric Logistics and Integrated ...

ECU Health’s Inpatient Rehabilitation (IPR) Caregiver Support Group, facilitated by the Medical Family Therapy Department, provides caregivers with an opportunity to connect with others who may be ...

Join our supportive community to learn practical skills for living well with diabetes. Each month focuses on an ADCES7 Self-Care Behaviors to build confidence and improve your health and well-being.

Dr. Lorrie Basnight grew up in Chapel Hill, and after seven years working as an exercise physiologist, she went back to school to become a doctor. She found a passion for pediatrics unexpectedly, and ...