2021 Salute to Health Care Salute

The St. Louis American Foundation's 21st Annual Salute to Excellence in Health Care Awards aired as a free virtual event on Thursday, July 29.

Michael McMillan, president and CEO of the Urban League of Metropolitan St. Louis, feels a war started in early 2020.

Psychosis is a symptom of psychiatric illnesses including schizophrenia and some forms of bipolar disorder. These illnesses affect an estimated 3% of the U.S. population.

Interview with Dara M. Webb, Executive Director Quality and Care Management at Mercy Clinic

In a year that has challenged the region’s health care industry unlike any other in a century, four health care professionals have been honored with St. Louis American Foundation Excellence in Healthcare awards. They will receive their awards during a virtual event on July 29. Today we are h…

In a year that has challenged the region’s health care industry unlike any other in a century, four health care professionals have been honored with St. Louis American Foundation Excellence in Healthcare awards. They will receive their awards during a virtual event on July 29. Today we are h…

In a year that has challenged the region’s health care industry unlike any other in a century, four health care professionals have been honored with St. Louis American Foundation Excellence in Healthcare awards. They will receive their awards during a virtual event on July 29. Today we are h…

In a year that has challenged the region’s health care industry unlike any other in a century, four health care professionals have been honored with St. Louis American Foundation Excellence in Healthcare awards. They will receive their awards during a virtual event on July 29. Today we are h…

Michael McMillan, president and CEO of the Urban League of Metropolitan St. Louis, feels a war started in early 2020.

Psychosis is a symptom of psychiatric illnesses including schizophrenia and some forms of bipolar disorder. These illnesses affect an estimated 3% of the U.S. population.

2020 was a year when everything changed, including how we communicate with each other in addition to coming together to create meaningful change in our communities.

Jerome Williams, Jr., officially retired from Williams Medical Practice at 3409 North Union Blvd just over a month ago.  For 60 years, Williams carried on the three generational family legacy of Black doctors who served the health care needs of St. Louis’ citizens.