Siskin Hospital Signs HHS Make Hospital Food Healthier Pledge

Siskin Hospital for Physical Rehabilitation has pledged their commitment the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services’ Make Hospital Food Healthier mission.

“Healthy food should be part of the care patients receive in our hospitals,” said HHS Secretary Robert F. Kennedy, Jr. “I thank Siskin Hospital for taking action to improve the food it serves patients, staff, and families. By joining this pledge, hospitals across America are helping make nutritious food a standard part of healing and advancing our work to Make America Healthy Again.” 

Dedicated to providing the highest level of care in every area, Siskin Hospital has worked to include a large variety of healthy food options for its patients, associates, and visitors daily. In partnership with Sodexo, the food services department is excited to implement even more best practices in the coming months.

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Siskin Hospital for Physical Rehabilitation is dedicated exclusively to physical rehabilitation and offers specialized treatment programs in brain injury, amputation, stroke, spinal cord injury, orthopedics, and major multiple trauma, as well as treatment for neurological disorders and loss of muscle strength and control following illness or surgery. Siskin Hospital is the only freestanding, not-for-profit rehabilitation hospital in Tennessee. In addition to inpatient acute and subacute care, the hospital has five outpatient clinics in Tennessee and Georgia. For more information, visit siskinrehab.org or call 423 634-1200.

https://siskinrehab.org
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