The American Hospital Association (AHA) today recognized Ascension Sacred Heart Bay in Panama City, Florida, with the 75-year AHA Membership Milestone Award in recognition of dedicated service to advancing health in their community and across the nation.
The AHA Membership Milestone Award honors hospitals and health systems that have demonstrated a long-standing commitment to the AHA’s mission to advance health for all individuals and communities. Ascension Sacred Heart Bay has been a steadfast partner in improving access to quality care, supporting caregivers, and strengthening the fabric of health in Northwest Florida.
“For 75 years, Ascension Sacred Heart Bay has exemplified what it means to be a trusted community health partner, delivering compassionate care, fostering innovation, and working collaboratively to improve lives,” said Rebecca Jolley, AHA regional executive. “We are proud to recognize their lasting commitment to advancing health in Panama City and beyond.”
Ascension Sacred Heart Bay is part of Ascension Florida, providing comprehensive inpatient and outpatient care to residents across Bay County and surrounding areas. The hospital has long served as a cornerstone for its community, responding to local needs through a full range of medical, surgical, and emergency services, as well as its ongoing investment in caregivers, technology, and community health outreach.
“We are proud to celebrate this moment and honor the legacy of service that has defined Sacred Heart Bay for the past 75 years,” said Robin Godwin, President and CEO of Sacred Heart Bay. “This milestone is a shared achievement with our community, reflecting our ongoing Mission to provide high-quality, critical care access across to the communities we serve.”
As one of the nation’s leading advocates for hospitals and health systems, the AHA represents nearly 5,000 member hospitals, health care systems, and other providers. The association honors milestone members annually to celebrate their enduring commitment to advancing health in the communities they serve.
