Hospitals & Long-term Care

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MU Hospital embraces scratch cooking, technology

New chef working to make menu healthier and tastier.

Operations

Mass. hospitals focus on buying local, composting

Two hospitals participate in healthcare "revolution."

Cardiologist lobbied for healthier options.

We offer a forum for our cafeteria patrons so that they can provide input regarding menu options, services, etc. It helps improve satisfaction and opens up communication, both positive and negative. We involve the kitchen staff. The forums are educational

New name and garden transforming hospital foodservice.

We believe employees should be recognized for good behavior, so we started Caught in the Act of Being Good. Supervisors “catch” employees doing something that demonstrates teamwork or a caring behavior. That employee is given a card. The perso

Becky Ellis, senior director of dining and nutrition services for Carilion Clinic in Roanoke, Va., says it’s her mission, as well as the hospital’s, to improve the health of the communities she serves. To that end, the nutrition department has

Dishes are now made to order instead of being prepared in large batches.

Nutritional information now posted at cafeteria and in fast food locations.

Being in a hospital is difficult, especially for children, so Luby’s Culinary Services has created a new program to allow kids to have fun during their hospital stay. The program, the Chef’s Table, is offered at any hospital where the food man

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