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St. Joseph Health Encourages Brazos Valley to ‘Send Kindness’

Card generator allows public to send encouragement to patients and staff

Bryan, TX, April 2020 -- As part of their mission to care for the whole person while creating healthier communities, St. Joseph Health has released their new Send Kindness Card Generator, a way for people to share their love and support with patients and staff members in the health system’s Regional and College Station hospitals during the COVID-19 pandemic.

Family and friends of St. Joseph Health Regional Hospital and College Station Hospital patients and employees have a choice of customizable cards on CHIStJoseph.org/SendKindness. After filling out the recipient’s information and adding a personalized message, these cards are printed out and delivered.

The health system’s visitor policies have changed recently to limit the virus’s potential to spread, meaning there is less physical interaction possible between people. While this change allows facilities to keep patients and staff safer during the pandemic, the Send Kindness Card Generator is a way to show some much needed human kindness in this time of social isolation. St. Joseph Health is encouraging everyone to take part and spread joy as we work to reduce the spread of COVID-19.

Particularly due to the dedication of our area’s healthcare workers, the health system is also encouraging messages to the hospitals’ staff as a whole. The system is inviting anyone who has received exemplary care from any of their hospitals or departments to send a card with their support, galvanizing our team as they bring hope and healing to the Brazos Valley region.

About St. Joseph Health

St. Joseph Health is comprised of five hospitals across the Brazos Valley, including Regional Hospital in Bryan and College Station Hospital (formerly College Station Medical Center). Home to a Level II Major Trauma Center, the highest in the region, the system is also an academic and clinical partner of Texas A&M Health Science Center. Together, the St. Joseph and Texas A&M Health Network includes over 100 employed primary care physicians, specialists and advanced practice clinicians. 

St. Joseph Health is part of Catholic Health Initiatives (CHI) which recently joined with Dignity Health to form CommonSpirit Health, a new nonprofit national health system committed to advancing the health of all people and dedicated to serving the common good. Learn more at CHIStJoseph.org.

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