Kim Hallum Stewart, system administrator of Neurosciences and Cardiovascular Services for Baptist Memorial Health Care, served as a panel member on the recent cityCURRENT Executive Roundtable hosted by Semmes Murphey Clinic.
The cityCURRENT Executive roundtables provide a platform for executives and program guests to network, collaborate and exchange strategic business leads. Attendees focus on sharing client success stories, discussing new service offerings and reviewing target connection lists to foster mutual organizational growth.
John Lewis, CEO of Semmes Murphey Clinic, and Jennifer Balink, executive director of the Semmes Murphey Foundation, welcomed guests to the roundtable.
Hallum Stewart spoke about Baptist Memorial Health Care and Semmes Murphey Clinic’s collaboration on the Brain & Spine Network Center of Excellence, which provides participants streamlined access to expert care for spine, brain, neck, back and other neurological conditions.
The program provides a concierge-level experience with a dedicated nurse navigator who guides patients through diagnosis, treatment, rehabilitation and recovery. For employers, the program offers predictable bundled pricing and improved workforce productivity.
