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.
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:
“The response to this edition of Docs for Dinner has been exceptional, and it speaks volumes about the commitment of Bermuda’s physicians to continuous learning and excellence in patient care. Bringing a specialist of Dr Krings’ calibre to Bermuda ensures that our medical community remains connected to the latest global advancements, ultimately improving outcomes for our patients.”
The Docs for Dinner series continues to serve as a cornerstone initiative for professional engagement in Bermuda’s healthcare sector, fostering knowledge-sharing and collaboration between local practitioners and leading international experts.
The Brown Family Scholarship - Supporting and Investing in Bermuda’s Future Healthcare Leaders
The 2026 Brown Family Scholarship was presented to Bermudian student Zajae Lee in recognition of her exceptional academic achievement, leadership, and longstanding commitment to community service.A graduate of Saltus Grammar School, Ms Lee earned a Bachelor of Science in Biology with Honours in History, as well as a Master of Public Health in Health Equity from Xavier University of Louisiana. She will begin studies this autumn at Howard University College of Dentistry, where she will pursue a Doctor of Dental Surgery degree.
Her work has focused on health equity, mentorship, and community outreach in both Bermuda and the United States through organisations including the Hunger Coalition, Delta Sigma Theta Sorority, Incorporated, and Gina Spence Productions.
Established in 2009 by Dr. Ewart Brown and Wanda Henton-Brown, the Brown Family Scholarship supports Bermudian students pursuing careers and leadership roles in healthcare. To date, more than $85,000 has been awarded to students demonstrating academic excellence, leadership, and a dedication to advancing their communities through service and health equity.
Investing in Bermuda’s future healthcare professionals strengthens the long-term health and well-being of our community. Congratulations to Zajae Lee on this well-deserved recognition and best wishes as she continues her educational journey.
Zajae Lee - 2026 Recipient of The Brown Family Scholarship Dr Ewart Brown presents a cheque to Z'ari Lee on behalf of her sister, Brown Family Scholarship winner Zajae Lee
Bermuda HealthCare Services Supports Bermuda College Foundation Golf Classic to Fund Scholarships
March 15, 2026 - Bermuda HealthCare Services was proud to support the Bermuda College Foundation Annual Golf Classic as a sponsor of the charity tournament held on 14 March at Port Royal Golf Course. The annual event brought together corporate partners, community leaders, and supporters to raise funds that help expand scholarship opportunities and student support programmes for Bermudian students at Bermuda College.
Founder and Executive Chairman of Bermuda HealthCare Services, Dr. Ewart Brown, highlighted the importance of supporting education as part of strengthening Bermuda’s future, stating: “Education is one of the most powerful investments a country can make in its future. When Bermudians have access to higher education, our entire community benefits economically, socially, and culturally.”
“Docs for Dinner reflects our continued commitment to advancing healthcare in Bermuda through meaningful collaboration, education, and the exchange of global best practices. Bringing together local clinicians, international leaders, and key stakeholders in a forum like this strengthens not only professional relationships, but ultimately the quality of care available to our community.”
- Dr. Ewart F. Brown, Founder and Executive Chairman, Bermuda HealthCare Services
January 23, 2026 — Docs for Dinner, the quarterly professional engagement event, achieved full capacity attendance and strong online engagement during its most recent instalment, with live coverage broadcast on the TNN Facebook page.
The fully subscribed event brought together Bermuda’s medical community alongside visiting international healthcare leaders for an evening of professional exchange, collaboration, and continuing medical education. The programme featured an expert presentation by Dr Zoher Ghogawala, internationally recognised neurosurgeon and Chair of Neurosurgery at Lahey Hospital & Medical Center, and Professor of Neurosurgery at UMass Chan Medical School. His presentation, “The Future of Comprehensive Spinal Care,” explored emerging trends in multidisciplinary spinal care, advances in minimally invasive techniques, and the role of innovation in improving patient outcomes.
Adding to the evening’s significance was the attendance of several distinguished healthcare leaders, including Dr Susan Moffat-Bruce, President of Lahey Hospital & Medical Center; Dr Dinamarie Garcia-Banigan, Assistant Professor of Medicine at UMass Chan–Lahey; and Scott Pearman, Chief Executive Officer and President of the Bermuda Hospitals Board. Their presence underscored the importance of strengthening dialogue and collaboration between Bermuda’s healthcare sector and international medical institutions.
Commenting on the success of the event, Dr Ewart Brown, Founder and Chairman of Bermuda HealthCare Services, said:
“Docs for Dinner reflects our continued commitment to advancing healthcare in Bermuda through meaningful collaboration, education, and the exchange of global best practices. Bringing together local clinicians, international leaders, and key stakeholders in a forum like this strengthens not only professional relationships, but ultimately the quality of care available to our community.”
The event reached full capacity, highlighting strong demand for high-quality professional forums within Bermuda’s healthcare community.
Thank You, Bermuda!
December 20, 2025 -Bermuda HealthCare Services extended heartfelt thanks to everyone who came out to receive a turkey at our annual giveaway. It was truly uplifting to see so many familiar faces and to share a moment of holiday cheer with our community.
We are especially grateful to our dedicated staff for their hard work and teamwork, and to our loyal patients for their continued trust and support. Your kindness and connection are what make this event meaningful year after year.
From all of us at Bermuda HealthCare Services and Brown-Darrell Clinic, we wish you a warm, happy, and healthy holiday season.
The BHCS Annual Turkey Giveaway is December 20, 2025
Bermuda Healthcare Services is proud to give back to the community with our 13th Annual Turkey Giveaway, taking place on Saturday, 20 December, from 9:00 a.m. to 11:00 a.m.
A total of 150 turkeys will be distributed. Bermuda Healthcare Services patients who have received a raffle ticket from the clinic may collect their turkey during the designated hours. After 11:00 a.m., any remaining turkeys will be made available to members of the public on a first-come, first-served basis.
We look forward to seeing you on Saturday, 20 December, between 9:00 a.m. and 11:00 a.m.
Our Commitment to Training
At Bermuda Health Care Services, we are dedicated to delivering exceptional patient care through continuous learning, professional development, and a strong culture of service. Our team participates in ongoing clinical training and skills enhancement to ensure we meet the highest standards of medical excellence.
Most recently, our staff retreat at the Grotto Bay Hotel strengthened our focus on teamwork, communication, and service excellence. The retreat provided valuable opportunities for reflection, collaboration, and renewed commitment to patient-centred care.
We pride ourselves on compassionate, community-focused service, and we work to foster an environment where every interaction reflects our values of quality, integrity, and well-being.
Bermuda HealthCare Services is pleased to announce the overwhelming success of its recent “Docs for Dinner” event, with Guest Speaker Dr. Annie Pinto, which was fully subscribed and attended by more than 40 physicians from across Bermuda’s healthc... Read more
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Somerset Cup Match player Dominic Sabir was named the winner of the 2022 Calvin ‘Bummy’ Symonds Safe Hands Award.
A spokesperson said, “At a presentation held this morning at the offices of Bermuda HealthCare Services, Somerset Cup Match Reserve Player Dom... Read more
Track & Field Superstar Dage Minors Excels as an Athlete and Educator
Bermuda HealthCare Services announced Dage Minors as the winner of the BHCS Elite Athlete Award 2022. BHCS Medical Director Dr. Mahesh Reddy presented the middle-distance runner with a $5,000 cheque... Read more
On June 16-17, 2022, Bermuda HealthCare Services welcomed Warwick Academy student Teizh Hall as part of her school's student Work Experience Program. The aim is for the student to gain insight into the expectations of the world of work, enabling the development of social ski... Read more
Bermuda HealthCare Services congratulates Sean Trott and Gayle Lindsay, winners of the 1st Place Male and 1st Place Female categories at the Bermuda HealthCare “Sir” Stanley Burgess 5K Race held on Sunday, May 1, 2022.
BHCS entered a three-year sponsorship agreement w... Read more
Dr. Brown visits with Bermuda Cup Match hero Calvin “Bummy” Symonds on his 90th birthday!Veteran crooner Gene Steede sings “My Way” to celebrate Bummy’s 90th.
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