Hospitals & Long-term Care

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Health inspection scores listed for hospital cafeterias, food courts

Four of San Antonio’s largest hospitals received perfect scores, while another hospital received major violations for rodent droppings in the kitchen. Read the list here.

Operations

Not-for-profit healthcare organization plans major cafeteria remodel

The $2.7 million overhaul includes the expansion of the serving line area, the addition of a noodle station and pizza oven, and a 20% increase in seating.

It’s important for operators to understand growing trends in the foodservice industry, from using environmental nutrition to make smarter choices to adequately managing an increase in consumer allergens.

The Physicians Committee for Responsible Medicine says that Children’s Hospital of Georgia’s decision to include a McDonald’s restaurant on its premises indicates “misaligned interests.”

A new study of how consumers choose where and what to eat packed some surprises for the researchers who compiled it.

Michael Brennan, Mayor of Portland, Maine, wants local schools, hospitals and prison cafeterias to start serving more locally-sourced fish to boost Maine’s commercial fishing industry.

According to The Big Picture, more than 75% of foodservice programs across all market segments have employee wellness programs in place in their companies or institutions.

Two New England universities affected by Winter Storm Juno share their best practices for operating a foodservice department during a major weather event.

Healthy Options program, offering customers at 14 Arizona hospitals healthier foods and smaller portions, is the first phase of a project that will include dining and catering.

The idea of mash-ups, embodied by the now-ubiquitous cronut, is a concept that non-commercial operators are taking to new heights.

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