News Stories

COVID-19: This is why we serve in Catholic healthcare

COVID-19: This is why we serve in Catholic healthcare

In a column for Catholic Health World, Joseph R. Impicciche, President and CEO, Ascension, says the COVID-19 pandemic is a reminder of the roots of Catholic healthcare.

“During times like this, we draw strength from the stories of our founders – religious women and men who willingly answered calls to travel to places remote and near to help those who were most vulnerable suffering from scourges like cholera, smallpox and diphtheria,” he says. “They too lived in uncertain times and forged ahead with the hope of the Gospel as their strength.”

Joe says the challenges of the pandemic “bring into sharp relief the true and holy nature of the Catholic healthcare ministry. This is our Gospel calling made manifest. This is our mission – the healing mission of Jesus – alive in our midst.”

Click here for his full column at Catholic Health World.

Recent National News
Ascension publishes new report demonstrating its commitment to advancing maternal health
News Releases

Ascension publishes new report demonstrating its commitment to advancing maternal health

The 1 in 50: Ascension Maternal Health Report offers an in-depth look into the current state of maternal health, spotlighting Ascension’s pivotal role in delivering care to a significant portion of the nation's newborns and their mothers, particularly those from underserved communities as well as addressing the social determinants of health that often lead to disparities in care.
Ascension’s Unwavering Commitment to Maternal and Infant Care
News Stories

Ascension’s Unwavering Commitment to Maternal and Infant Care

Providing quality care to moms and babies is central to Ascension’s identity and Mission.
Ascension promotes Amber Sims, Dr. Michelle H. Kohler to Ascension Leadership Team
News Releases

Ascension promotes Amber Sims, Dr. Michelle H. Kohler to Ascension Leadership Team

Newly appointed leaders will lead priority areas including strategy, growth and human resources