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“I wouldn’t be here today, and my son would not have his mommy if it wasn’t for the amazing people who work on this unit,”

From an early age, Lauren Lovin knew she had no desire to become a nurse, nor work in the medical field in any capacity. Her family was replete with healthcare workers, including her mother who is a registered nurse. Lauren strongly felt there was no need for yet another RN in the family; her path was going to be different. But one thing she did not count on, was the slow-burning, yet profound impact her family’s dedication to caring for others would have on her life. This unexpected realization sparked a radical transformation in Lauren’s outlook, leading her to embrace the possibility of forging her own unique path within the healthcare field.

With her career on the line, Quinn wanted to be sure she found the right therapist. That led her to Zach Nobles, Thompson’s senior occupational therapist as well as a certified hand therapist.

Thompson recently received a “LGBTQ+ Healthcare Equality High Performer” designation from the Human Rights Campaign Foundation (HRC).

Gynecologic wellness visits are vital for maintaining health and addressing potential issues early on. By taking a proactive approach to gynecologic health, you empower yourself with knowledge and care that can positively impact well-being now and in the future.

Nelson worked with both physical and occupational therapists at the CCC, describing the experience as “unbelievably good.”

Now that the pandemic is over, Zoom is allowing the group to expand its reach.

According to Director of Practice Management Karina Anderson, patients in the region will be able to access their own, more comprehensive healthcare picture from a single, robust, interactive platform, allowing them to self-advocate and better participate in their care.

On the heels of once again earning the community’s support with a “Best Pharmacy” award in Messenger Post Media’s 2023 Best of the Finger Lakes Awards, Thompson is gearing up to open a second retail pharmacy location.

Two of Thompson’s largest primary care practices recently added a clinical pharmacist to their teams.

“As technology continues to evolve and given the challenges we face with nurse workloads and staffing, we have to be inventive in the ways we connect with and care for patients,”

When music lovers packed the Fort Hill Performing Arts Center for Don Potter recently, they knew they were going to be treated to a special night with a Rochester Music Hall of Fame inductee.

Those with a brand-new nursing degree have an opportunity to join Thompson for a two-phase residency program designed to help RN students bridge the gap between school and independent practice.