Sarilia Therildor, holding flowers, is celebrated as a Tenet Hero at Delray Medical Center. Photo provided
Hanley Foundation has acquired Origins Behavioral HealthCare, an agreement that reunites the foundation with Hanley Center, an Origins facility in West Palm Beach, and returns the center to nonprofit status.
Origins also has centers in Texas and the deal means Hanley Foundation can provide substance addiction and mental health treatment to more than 1,000 patients annually with a staff that tripled in size to more than 300.
The West Palm Beach site offers age- and gender-specific treatment, with more than 100 beds and an eight-bed residential program for mental health treatment.
Substance use disorders treated include addiction to alcohol, cocaine, opioids and heroin, benzodiazepine, methamphetamine and marijuana. Mental health issues treated include disorders of mood and anxiety, post-traumatic stress, obsessive compulsion and personality.
Nurse honored for service to Delray Beach, country
Delray Medical Center, part of Tenet Healthcare, announced that nurse Sarilia Therildor was honored as a Tenet Hero. She is also a major in the Air Force Reserve.
“Sarilia has a huge role at Delray Medical Center and has elevated our emergency department,” said CEO Daniel Listi. “With an even bigger role serving her country ... she exemplifies the qualities that define our health care heroes.”
Therildor started at Delray Medical Center as a new graduate on the neuro telemetry unit in 2008 and transferred to the emergency department in 2011. In 2022, she was promoted to clinical manager in ER.
After completing her nurse-practitioner license in family practice, Therildor was promoted to major in the Air Force Reserve. In April 2020, she went to New Jersey to join more than 100 medical professionals sent from Air Force Reserve Command to work with state and local authorities in the region to combat COVID-19.
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