Childhood Apraxia of Speech (CAS) is a neurological speech disorder that makes it difficult for children to plan and sequence speech movements.

“Start Big and Reach Big” Occupational Therapist Rachel Williams loudly instructs. The class counts one, two, three, four, five, six, seven, eight, nine, ten. Then, Williams announces, “end big.” The sequence repeats several times. To the casual listener, this sounds like any traditional exercise class, but to the participants and those accompanying them, this is much more.

For Jennifer Plomatos, being a nurse is an honor and privilege. Her biggest passion is caring for patients and helping them live healthier lives.

For the first time in BayCare history, the health system will welcome psychiatry residents to its newly minted, institutional sponsored Graduate Medical Education program.

On the menu at Bartow Regional Medical Center for Cinco de Mayo: Mexican-spiced shrimp ceviche, one of Chef Mike Hanyok’s go-to meals for the holiday.