
Hear Me Now’s mission is to make healthcare more humane through storytelling. Hear Me Now is open to all caregivers, patients, their loved ones, and communities.
Edited Hear Me Now clips are used for reflections, social media, newsletters, philanthropy, remembrance, and to relieve caregiver fatigue/burnout, among other things.
With participant permission, recordings are archived in the American Folklife Center at the Library of Congress – we consider them to be love letters to posterity. All participants get a digital copy of their recording. CD copies of the recording are available upon request.
Fr. Gregory and Kelly share stories about Sr. Emilie Gamelin and the impact ...
Listen to the storyJoan was encouraged to apply for a new position as child care director at ...
Listen to the storyWhile in a meeting outside the hospital, Beth got word of an active shooter ...
Listen to the storyKris heard a plane had crashed into the World Trade Center, where she had ...
Listen to the storyCharlene began her career at Providence Mount St. Vincent (aka The Mount, a ...
Listen to the storyRobert was a young man when he took the role of CEO for Providence Senior ...
Listen to the storyDoes it seem counter-intuitive to say that the future of ...
Listen to the podcastMission and margin and the soul of caring At the end of last year, The ...
Listen to the podcastFear, stigma, and the power of compassion Addiction and overdose rates ...
Listen to the podcastFight-or-flight gone awry. "Everyone has anxiety, and you can't really ...
Listen to the podcastHealing America's obsession with eating . A transcript is available ...
Listen to the podcastGoing beyond healthy babies. An alarming fact about childbirth in ...
Listen to the podcastUnderstanding heart disease in women. For years, heart disease was ...
Listen to the podcastFrom surviving to thriving with Long COVID . An online transcript is ...
Listen to the podcastReflections from the frontlines. Transcript for Nurses unmasked . On ...
Listen to the podcastThere's progress towards a cure. Sickle cell disease is an inherited ...
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