Press And News

With a focus on delivering compassionate care of the highest quality and safety for every patient, every time, Mount Nittany Health is proud to be nationally recognized with top honors in clinical care, patient safety and overall performance across the health system.

There are currently 14 COVID positive inpatients at Mount Nittany Medical Center, ages 35 to 94, with an average daily census of 16 COVID positive inpatients so far this month. To date, there have been 78 COVID related admissions for May.

Mount Nittany Health announced today its campaign for continued community education on the COVID-19 vaccine. “Doctors’ orders: Don’t wait. Vaccinate!” offers an online toolkit for community leaders and members at-large to support having difficult but crucial conversations with those hesitant to be vaccinated.

Mount Nittany Health is pleased to announce that Jeannine Lozier, manager, community health and outreach, Mount Nittany Health, is the recipient of the 2021 Ann Graybill Cook Volunteer of Distinction Award, presented by the Centre County Council for Human Services (CCCHS).

There are currently 16 COVID positive inpatients at Mount Nittany Medical Center, ages 48 to 93, with 17 COVID related admissions, and an average daily census of 19 COVID positive inpatients this first week in May.

One of the many examples of Mount Nittany Health’s commitment to provide exceptional care is the Joseph V. and Suzanne P. Paterno Women and Children’s Unit, the largest unit in the region, with dedicated medical and nursing teams, serving women's healthcare, pediatric patients and welcoming more than 1,300 newborns every year.