Community Shows Support for Northwest Medical Center Staff During Coronavirus Outbreak

Staff members at Northwest Medical Center in front of signs donated by SignGypsies of Fort Lauderdale, which were “positive and morale-boosting.”

By: Sharon Aron Baron

Northwest Medical Center staff is touched by the members of the community who have shown an abundance of support during the COVID-19 pandemic.

Working with the Florida Department of Health to ensure they are effectively identifying and caring for patients with COVID-19, Northwest Medical Center has well-established procedures in place.

Located in Margate, Northwest Medical Center serves residents in Parkland, Coral Springs and Coconut Creek.

According to Spokesperson Jessica Waxman, the facility has sufficient personal protective equipment, supplies, and equipment to treat patients requiring respiratory treatment, including ventilators, at this time.

“We are continuously assessing our resources to remain able to meet the needs of the communities we serve as the COVID-19 situation continues to evolve,” she said. “In addition, we are working to identify other sources of important supplies and equipment to help ensure the continued protection of our colleagues and patients.”

Thanks to signage donated by SignGypies, medical staff is grateful to know that the community stands strong with them during such an unprecedented time.

Calvary Chapel in Fort Lauderdale surprised ER staff with a very generous pizza lunch and beautiful toilet paper tree bundles.

Margate-Coconut Creek Firefighters Benevolent Association and Captain Whiteshield surprised the ER staff with a very generous pizza lunch.

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