Judy Aliquo, President & CEO of Beebe Medical Foundation, reflects on the changes and growth seen in our area, particularly reflected at Beebe Healthcare. As a lifetime vacationer and now resident of Rehoboth, I have seen Beebe grow and change over the years, and any time our family has needed Beebe
Some have said it takes a village, and indeed, a child needs a community to survive. So true in a healthcare community where it takes dozens of professional people to not only “well people” but to bring new humans safely into the village. The following story was submitted to Beebe Healthcare by
Jeffrey Fried, FACHE, President & CEO of Beebe Healthcare, shares why he is thankful in advance of the holidays this year and why he believes in Beebe. The holidays are a time for all of us to reflect upon what is most important to us and why we feel so blessed and thankful for the family and
‘Tis that special season of the year when we gather with our family and friends at holiday parties, events, and dinners to celebrate and give thanks for the many gifts in our lives. Many people have special traditions that bring them closer to one another to show their love and gratitude. Every year
Read on to learn the latest on Beebe Healthcare’s Tunnell Cancer Center expansion plans in the South Coastal region. To meet the needs of our growing community and to answer the demand for expanded services, Beebe Healthcare is proposing to construct a 13,500-square-foot expansion of Beebe’s Tunnell
Beebe Medical Foundation President and CEO Judy Aliquo (pictured with Vice President of Development Tom Protack and Board Chair Tommy Cooper) reminds us why it’s important to be thankful for Beebe’s role in advancing health and wellbeing in Sussex County. Thanksgiving has always been one of my
When the Honorable William Swain Lee had a heart attack during 2015, he didn’t panic because he knew he would receive quality care just 10 minutes down the road. Earlier that day, he and his wife hosted a going away party for his son and his son’s wife who were moving to Tennessee. Judge Lee recalls
Peggy and Randall Rollins Margaret H. Rollins, known to childhood friends as Peggy Hastings, was born in 1933 in Lewes and spent her childhood and early adulthood in the community. She attended Lewes School, and worked in the administrative offices at Beebe Hospital after school and on weekends when
Beebe Healthcare is working to build the future of vascular surgery here in Lewes. Future plans include the design, creation, and implementation of a hybrid operating room. This surgical theatre offers the latest in advanced imaging technology for vascular surgeons and allows patients to undergo
Beebe Healthcare now offers one of the most advanced diagnostic tools available for cancer detection: the Discovery™ MI PET/CT imaging system from GE Healthcare. Beebe Healthcare installed the new PET/CT scanner at the Beebe Health Campus- Rehoboth Beach on Route 24 in late May, and will also be
