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Community Involvement
Did You Know?
At Bermuda HealthCare Services and Brown-Darrell Clinic, our commitment to community support is at the heart of what we do.
We believe in giving back, uplifting our youth, and helping to create pathways for educational and athletic success. As part of this mission, we proudly support the Pembroke Hamilton Club and its youth programme, fostering development both on and off the field.
We also invest in Bermuda’s future health professionals through The Brown Family Health Scholarship, awarded to a Bermudian undergraduate or postgraduate student pursuing studies in Health Sciences, Dentistry, Nursing, or Medicine at Howard University.
These initiatives form an important part of our Community Support Programme—reflecting our dedication to strengthening our community, empowering young people, and encouraging excellence in athletic and academic achievement.
Rain Doesn’t Dampen Interest in BHCS MRI Open House
Despite heavy rain, members of the public turned out for Bermuda HealthCare Services’ (BHCS) Community Open House on Saturday, September 26, to learn more about the organisation’s new Siemens MAGNETOM Flow.Neo MRI.
Visitors to BHCS at 19 The Lane, Paget, had the opportunity to see the new 1.5 Tesla MRI system and speak directly with BHCS representatives about MRI examinations, patient comfort and advances in diagnostic imaging.
BHCS Founder and Executive Chairman Dr Ewart Brown said the community’s response reflected strong interest in advanced healthcare services available locally.
“We were pleased to welcome members of the community and give them an opportunity to learn firsthand about this important investment in diagnostic imaging,” Dr Brown said. “Our goal is to make advanced medical technology more accessible to patients in Bermuda while providing a more comfortable and efficient MRI experience.”
The MAGNETOM Flow.Neo features a wider 70-centimetre opening designed to improve patient comfort, along with artificial intelligence-supported imaging and Siemens Deep Resolve technology, which can accelerate imaging while supporting high-quality diagnostic images.
Visitors also learned about the system’s Siemens DryCool technology, which requires minimal liquid helium over the lifetime of the magnet and supports greater operational efficiency.
Throughout the afternoon, members of the BHCS team answered questions and provided information about MRI examinations and the referral process.
BHCS thanked the community for its support and acknowledged the staff and partners whose efforts contributed to the success of the Open House.
Patients are reminded that a doctor’s referral is required for all MRI examinations. BHCS does not accept self-referrals.
For further information about MRI services at Bermuda HealthCare Services, call 236-2810 or email mri@bhcs.bm.
More Than 60 Physicians Attend BHCS Docs for Dinner Spotlighting Advances in MRI Technology and Personalised Medicine
Bermuda HealthCare Services (BHCS) welcomed more than 60 physicians to its September 24, 2026, Docs for Dinner event at the Fairmont Hamilton Princess Hotel, highlighting advances in diagnostic imaging and personalised medicine.
Guest speaker Dr Carika Weldon, Founder and CEO of CariGenetics, explored the growing role of pharmacogenetics and how genetic testing can help physicians better understand patients’ responses to medications, supporting safer and more informed treatment decisions.
The BHCS team also highlighted the capabilities of its new Siemens MAGNETOM Flow.Neo 1.5T MRI system, highlighting artificial intelligence-supported imaging, enhanced diagnostic capabilities and features designed to improve patient comfort.
The evening brought together members of Bermuda’s medical community to exchange ideas and explore how emerging technologies can contribute to improved patient care.
BHCS Founder and Executive Chairman Dr Ewart F. Brown expressed his appreciation to the participating physicians, presenters, and BHCS team for contributing to the event’s success.
The strong attendance underscored the medical community’s interest in innovations that can strengthen diagnostic services and support better health outcomes for patients in Bermuda.
Through its Docs for Dinner series, BHCS continues to foster collaboration among healthcare professionals while promoting access to advances in medical technology.
BHCS thanks everyone who contributed to another successful Docs for Dinner and looks forward to welcoming Bermuda’s physicians to its next event.
For more information about Bermuda HealthCare Services, visit www.bhcs.bm（https://www.bhcs.bm/）.
BHCS DOCS FOR DINNER FEATURED IN BERMUDA MEDIA
Bermuda HealthCare Services’ upcoming Docs for Dinner, taking place on Thursday, September 24, 2026, has received coverage from local media outlets.
The event will be held in the Princess Victoria Room at the Fairmont Hamilton Princess Hotel, 76 Pitts Bay Road（https://urldefense.proofpoint.com/v2/url?u=https-3A__www.google.com_maps_search_76-2BPitts-2BBay-2BRoad-3Fentry-3Dgmail-26source-3Dg&d=DwMFaQ&c=euGZstcaTDllvimEN8b7jXrwqOf-v5A_CdpgnVfiiMM&r=t5IgMJ0OdeKdQfZYOptRaYqSBtQkYpUwal3VxhR9uLE&m=fnYbLOu7ngdmW3jB3C2DyKSLnMMvBUQCIbiQvRw0IIwNn3-fHu0JZTayGDBSrbHw&s=2KxK2W0D5Q-YHEvj7lqOxHqV90Mveh62FLSwU8LkAQ8&e=）, Hamilton. Cocktails begin at 6:30 p.m., followed by dinner and presentations at 7:00 p.m.
The evening will bring together members of Bermuda’s medical community for presentations highlighting advances in genetics and diagnostic imaging.
Guest speaker Dr Carika Weldon, PhD, MRSB, FIBMS, Founder and CEO of CariGenetics, will discuss pharmacogenetics and how genetic information can help inform medication choices and identify potential health risks.
Bermuda HealthCare Services will also highlight the clinical capabilities of its new Siemens MAGNETOM Flow.Neo MRI, including AI-supported imaging, accelerated examinations, high-resolution imaging and patient-focused design.
In the News
Bernews Event To Highlight MRI Advances & Dr Weldon（https://urldefense.proofpoint.com/v2/url?u=https-3A__bernews.com_2026_09_docs-2Ddinner-2Dhighlight-2Dmri-2Dadvances_&d=DwMFaQ&c=euGZstcaTDllvimEN8b7jXrwqOf-v5A_CdpgnVfiiMM&r=t5IgMJ0OdeKdQfZYOptRaYqSBtQkYpUwal3VxhR9uLE&m=fnYbLOu7ngdmW3jB3C2DyKSLnMMvBUQCIbiQvRw0IIwNn3-fHu0JZTayGDBSrbHw&s=VFx6dV2rsgHshWOAUc85eBuZKtf0MGFf_1W8nBz8zMk&e=）
TNN BHCS Docs for Dinner Highlights New Siemens MAGNETOM Flow.Neo MRI（https://urldefense.proofpoint.com/v2/url?u=https-3A__tnnbda.com_bhcs-2Ddocs-2Ddinner-2Dhighlights-2Dnew-2Dsiemens-2Dmagnetom-2Dflow-2Dneo-2Dmri_&d=DwMFaQ&c=euGZstcaTDllvimEN8b7jXrwqOf-v5A_CdpgnVfiiMM&r=t5IgMJ0OdeKdQfZYOptRaYqSBtQkYpUwal3VxhR9uLE&m=fnYbLOu7ngdmW3jB3C2DyKSLnMMvBUQCIbiQvRw0IIwNn3-fHu0JZTayGDBSrbHw&s=Q07NFZPhHSJ3bRcmQgL7qUwE9RBSKs2wAfTJiANDKSk&e=）
The Royal Gazette Expert to Talk on New Medical Horizons Through Genetics（https://urldefense.proofpoint.com/v2/url?u=https-3A__www.royalgazette.com_health_news_article_20260921_expert-2Dto-2Dtalk-2Don-2Dnew-2Dmedical-2Dhorizons-2Dthrough-2Dgenetics_&d=DwMFaQ&c=euGZstcaTDllvimEN8b7jXrwqOf-v5A_CdpgnVfiiMM&r=t5IgMJ0OdeKdQfZYOptRaYqSBtQkYpUwal3VxhR9uLE&m=fnYbLOu7ngdmW3jB3C2DyKSLnMMvBUQCIbiQvRw0IIwNn3-fHu0JZTayGDBSrbHw&s=lVoP4Dyo-wW6QH7gBvrqO886ieAjauE32X3Nf2oHRB4&e=）
Docs for Dinner is part of BHCS’s continuing commitment to keeping Bermuda’s medical community informed about developments in healthcare, diagnostic technology and emerging approaches to personalised patient care.
Dion Stovell Claims Second BHCS Bummy Symonds-Dennis Wainwright Safe Hands Award
Photo from left to right: Valerie Symonds (wife of Calvin "Bummy" Symonds), Vincent Hollinsid - Award Administrator, Dion Stovell - 2026 Award Recipient, Dr. Mahesh Reddy - BHCS Medical Director, Natalie Wainwright (wife of the late Dennis Wainwright)
Bermuda HealthCare Services (BHCS) presented veteran Somerset cricketer Dion Stovell with the 2026 BHCS Bummy Symonds–Dennis Wainwright Safe Hands Award, recognising his outstanding performance during the 2026 Annual Cup Match Classic.
This marks the second time Stovell has received the Safe Hands Award, having previously won the honour in 2024. His second selection adds another distinction to a celebrated career in cricket spanning two decades. Stovell captained the Bermuda team during the 2019 ICC T20 World Cup qualifying campaign and has represented the country in numerous international competitions. His selection for this year’s Safe Hands Award provides a stellar conclusion to his sporting career.
Stovell, who brought his Cup Match career to a close this year after making his debut as a colt in 2006, played a significant role in Somerset’s emphatic victory over St. George’s. In his final appearance in the Annual Classic, the veteran all-rounder scored 52 runs and finished with match bowling figures of seven wickets for 67 runs.
The BHCS Bummy Symonds–Dennis Wainwright Safe Hands Award carries a $2,500 prize and trophy and recognises outstanding performance and excellence during Bermuda’s Annual Cup Match Classic.
The presentation at Bermuda HealthCare Services in Paget was attended by Vincent Hollinsid, Administrator of the Award; Dr. Mahesh Reddy, BHCS Medical Director; Dion Stovell, 2026 award recipient; Mrs. Valerie Symonds, wife of Calvin “Bummy” Symonds; and Mrs. Natalie Wainwright, wife of the late Dennis Wainwright.
Dr. Ewart Brown, Founder and Executive Chairman of Bermuda HealthCare Services, said:
“ Dion Stovell has given tremendously to Bermuda cricket, and it is particularly fitting that we honour him at the conclusion of an outstanding Cup Match career. His performance this year demonstrated the skill, determination and competitive spirit that have characterised his contribution to the game over many years .”
“ At Bermuda HealthCare Services, we believe that supporting our community must be demonstrated not simply in words, but by our deeds. Whether through this award, our scholarships, internships, or other initiatives, BHCS remains committed to recognising achievement, supporting our people, and investing in Bermuda. ”
Media Coverage Below TNN Video Coverage - 2026 Safe Hands Award（https://www.facebook.com/share/v/1dZDr8Tcoy/）
TNN Report - 2026 Safe Hands Award（https://tnnbda.com/dion-stovell-claims-second-bhcs-bummy-symonds-dennis-wainwright-safe-hands-award/）
BBC NEWS | AUG 28TH 2026 AT 8:16PM（https://bbc.bm）
Bernews - BHCS Safe Hands Award（https://bernews.com/2026/08/dion-stovell-earns-2026-safe-hands-award/）
The Royal Gazette - BHCS Safe Hands Award（https://www.royalgazette.com/cricket/sport/article/20260829/dion-stovell-collects-safe-hands-award-again）
Island Stats - Safe Hands Award（http://www.islandstats.com/sport.asp?sport=17&photoeventid=0&assoc=1&newsid=71043）
BHCS HOSTS ANOTHER SUCCESSFUL DOCS FOR DINNER FOCUSED ON CLINICAL EXCELLENCE
Bermuda HealthCare Services (BHCS), in partnership with Brown-Darrell Clinic, successfully hosted a fully subscribed Docs for Dinner educational event, bringing together Bermuda’s medical community for an evening of continuing education, collaboration, and clinical insight. The highly anticipated event featured internationally recognised Neurointervention specialist Timo Krings, MD, PhD, FRCPC, of Lahey Hospital & Medical Center, who also serves as Professor and Chair at UMass Chan Medical School.
Dr Krings delivered a compelling presentation titled “What’s New in the Brain? Why Doctors Need to Know About Neurointervention,” highlighting the latest advances in neurointerventional techniques and their growing importance in modern clinical practice. Attendees gained valuable insight into innovative treatment approaches for neurological conditions, reinforcing the importance of staying abreast of rapidly evolving medical technologies.
Held at BLU Bar & Grill, the evening began with a networking reception, followed by dinner and an engaging, discussion-driven presentation. The event’s full attendance underscored the strong demand for high-quality continuing medical education opportunities within Bermuda’s healthcare community.
Dr Ewart Brown, Founder and Executive Chairman of Bermuda HealthCare Services, reflected on the success of the evening: