In a recent meeting of the Terrebonne Parish Council, officials recognized Terrebonne General Health System for its 70 years of service and excellence in healthcare. The commendation highlighted the hospital's significant contributions to the Southeast Louisiana community, emphasizing its role as a leader in medical innovation and patient care.

The resolution, presented by Mister Champagne, acknowledged Terrebonne General as a \"beacon of health and hope\" that has provided a wide range of services, including hospital and preventive care, to the region. With a dedicated team of over 1,500 employees and more than 450 medical staff across 42 specialties, the health system has established itself as a vital resource for local residents.

The council also noted Terrebonne General's commitment to community outreach and its substantial economic impact on the area. As part of the recognition, July 1, 2024, will be officially designated as Terrebonne General Health System's 70th anniversary, encouraging the public to appreciate the healthcare facilities and technology that support reliable medical care in the community.

Phyllis Peoples, president and CEO of Terrebonne General, expressed gratitude for the recognition, underscoring the significance of reaching such a milestone in healthcare service. The meeting concluded with an invitation for attendees to join in a commemorative photograph, celebrating the legacy of the health system and its ongoing commitment to the community.