Blanchard Valley Health System enhances “Find-a-Doc”
AUG 27 MEDIA RELEASE__Blanchard Valley Health System (BVHS) has introduced exciting enhancements to its public-facing website's “Find-a-Doc” section, making it more convenient and user-friendly for the community.
Every member of the BVHS medical staff will be listed in the “Find-a-Doc” section, and employed physicians and advanced practice providers will be highlighted with the system’s iconic green apple symbol next to their profiles. This simple visual cue helps patients identify BVHS-employed providers at a glance.
“These updates are part of our ongoing effort to make healthcare more accessible and connected for the people we serve,” said Amy J. Leach, MS, Director of Corporate PR and Marketing. “By enhancing provider profiles, we are improving convenience and user-friendliness and showcasing BVHS as a trusted, connected care network. We remain committed to providing our region the highest quality of service.”
The improvements to “Find-a-Doc” reflect BVHS’s mission to continually evolve and adapt to the community's needs while ensuring patients have the tools to make informed decisions about their care.
To explore the updated “Find-a-Doc” section for Bluffton Hospital, visit HERE.
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