Tag: South County Health
PBN unveils 2026 Healthiest Employers of Rhode Island
PROVIDENCE – Twenty-seven organizations have been named as honorees in Providence Business News’ 2026 Healthiest Employers of Rhode Island Awards program.
All the honorees for...
Spring Forward: Expanding Access to Health and Wellness
As winter gives way to spring, many people take the opportunity to refocus on their health. For South County Health, the seasonal shift also...
GYN Health Through the Years: Why Open Conversations Matter at Every...
Women’s health is not static. It evolves with us—through our teens, childbearing years, midlife, menopause, and beyond. Yet many women are taught, subtly or...
When Your Period Is Disrupting Your Life, It’s Time to Talk...
For many women, heavy or irregular menstrual cycles are often brushed off as “normal”—something to endure quietly while juggling work, family, and daily life....
Facing the Holidays with a Cancer Diagnosis
The holidays are often painted as a time of joy, tradition, and togetherness. But for people facing cancer—or any chronic illness—the season can bring...
South County Hospital appoints Boston Medical Center leader as new CFO
SOUTH KINGSTOWN – Sef Ghanem, a longtime financial leader in Greater Boston area health systems, was recently appointed chief financial officer and vice president...
South County Health eyes nationwide partnership
SOUTH KINGSTOWN – In a health care landscape dominated by statewide, regional and national systems, South County Hospital stands out as the Ocean State's...
South County Health exploring ‘top 10 national health care system’ partnership...
SOUTH KINGSTOWN – South County Health is formally exploring a new partnership that its leadership says would allow South County Hospital to remain an...
Expanding Women’s Health in Newport
South County Health has expanded its award-winning Center for Women’s Health to Newport, offering a full range of obstetric and gynecologic services right in...
Five Questions With: Aaron Robinson
Aaron Robinson | CEO and president, South County Health
1. Access to care in Rhode Island is at a crisis point, especially in primary...

















