Our Sexual Assault and Crime Victims Advocacy (SAAVE) program stands ready 24/7/365 for survivors of domestic violence and sexual assault. Last year alone, the SAAVE program supported over 2,100 survivors. For this exemplary work, Westchester County Executive Ken Jenkins recently recognized our SAAVE team, with the award accepted by our WMCHealth President & CEO Dr. David Lubarsky. Under the leadership of program director Licia Sandberg, our dedicated team provides dignified care to sexual assault survivors while supporting law enforcement efforts. Many thanks to County Executive Jenkins for this meaningful recognition as we continue our commitment to this essential service for the Westchester community. Our SAAVE program at Westchester Medical Center offers supportive, trauma-informed advocacy services for victims of sexual assault, domestic violence, intimate partner violence, trafficking, stalking, and all forms of sexual misconduct. If you or someone you know needs help, call SAAVE's toll-free bilingual crisis hotline: 833.220.2444. Learn more about WMC's SAAVE program: https://bit.ly/4kvWASu Westchester County Government Ken Jenkins (fb)

💙 Celebrating EMS Week: Our Partners in Saving Lives 💙 From highway accidents to remote rescues, our EMS professionals bring emergency care to the most challenging environments, day and night. This coming EMS Week, all of us at WMCHealth are honoring these incredible first responders who make our work possible! Your swift action and expertise give patients their best chance at recovery. To show our appreciation, we're hosting special hospitality events and CME-accredited courses across all our campuses this week. To every EMS professional in our community: THANK YOU for being the vital first link in patient care. We couldn't do what we do without you! Tag an EMS hero who deserves recognition in the comments! ⬇️ #EMSWeek #ThankYouEMS (fb)