News & Media Resources
TidalHealth's Strategic Communications Department provides information and resources to help the media with their stories. All media wishing to videotape, record, interview, or tour TidalHealth for the purposes of producing a public communication must contact the Strategic Communications Department. Strategic Communications or its designee will coordinate all contacts with the media and oversee any production occurring on hospital or satellite facility properties.
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Procedure and Process
- Advance notice of on-site interviews is required in order to allow time to arrange the interview and obtain appropriate patient and team member consent.
- Members of the media must be escorted at all times on any TidalHealth property by a member of the Integrated Marketing & Communications Department or their designee.
- Integrated Marketing & Communications or its designee will require all media to sign a confidentiality statement in order to protect the patient's identifying and confidential information not included within the discussed parameters of any filming, photographing, or interview, and to protect the identify and confidential information of others receiving care within the hospital or health facility at the time the filming, photography or interview occurs.
- Interviewing, filming, and taking photographs of patients, families and visitors on TidalHealth's campus requires signed consent forms, which must be coordinated through TidalHealth's Integrated Marketing & Communications Department.
- Media should be aware that patients have the right to rescind permission to publish, film, photograph, or information up until a reasonable time before publication.
TidalHealth News

Emergency & Urgent Care
Salisbury DAISY Awardee: September 2025
TidalHealth Peninsula Regional is pleased to announce that Delaney Mester, RN, of the Emergency Department (ED), has been selected as its DAISY Award recipient for September 2025

Cancer
An inspirational story: Angel Adams
Missing one annual mammogram may not seem like a big deal — but it could mean the difference between life and death. That’s what Angel Adams, certified clinical medical assistant at

Cancer
An inspirational story: Laura Powell
In the mid-1990s, Laura Powell’s family participated in a National Institutes of Health case study relating to the BRCA gene. If someone inherits a harmful change in BRCA1 (Breast








