The LG Experience

Lancaster General Hospital’s newest unit is a space uniquely designed for children and families. The 20,000-square-foot. Seraph-McSparren Pediatric Inpatient Center, located in the Frederick Building, began welcoming patients in late September.

Throughout Lancaster General Health, one similarity that can be found in every department is a huddle board. As teams gather around their respective huddle board, goals are discussed, ideas are shared and concerns are addressed.

Staying well is about much more than doctor’s appointments and medications.

The Lancaster General Hospital Emergency Department team recently went above the call of duty to help fill a basic need of many of their patients by hosting a blood drive.

Lancaster General Hospital recently received the American Heart Association/American Stroke Association’s Get With The Guidelines® Target: Stroke Honor Roll Elite Plus Gold Quality Achievement Award.

LG Health recently recognized physicians and advanced practice providers for delivering excellent patient care and long-term commitment to the organization.

To honor her late mother-in-law, Barbara, Angela Allison (second from right) worked alongside her mother, Annette Berkley to create a colorful quilt that represents the rich fabric of our community and those that come together to offer support in times of need.

Nearly one in 10 infants in Lancaster County are born prematurely, according to the Pennsylvania Department of Health. Many of these babies require care in a Neonatal Intensive Care Unit (NICU) to ensure specialized care and treatment.

LG Health has a rich culture of Continuous Improvement which is the result of a collective effort from leaders, employees and the community.

LG Health was selected as one of the American Academy of PAs’ Center for Healthcare Leadership and Management’s winners of the 2019-2020 Employer of Excellence Awards.