METAIRIE, La.--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Feb 16, 2026--
RestorixHealth, the nation’s leading wound care solutions company, is pleased to announce the wound and hyperbaric center recipients of their Center Recognition Awards program for the awards period July-December 2025. These prestigious awards demonstrate a center’s commitment to the highest quality of patient care, optimal outcomes and patient satisfaction over a six-month period.
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“Our Center Recognition Awards program celebrates our highest performing centers across several recognition categories,” said Blake Kostka, Vice President, Clinical & Professional Services for RestorixHealth. “The effort and dedication by the recipients to consistently achieve and exceed these benchmarks exemplifies the high-quality care provided at RestorixHealth-affiliated centers across the nation.”
Key benchmarks for recipients include 32 median days to heal, a 92% healing rate and a 96% patient satisfaction score among other strenuous key performance indicators. There are five awards available to eligible centers:
“On behalf of the RestorixHealth Executive Leadership Team, I congratulate our award-winning centers for their exceptional performance in patient satisfaction, clinical distinction and operations,” added Chief Operating Officer Therese Hernandez.
Chief Medical Officer Dr. William H. Tettelbach continued, “We are continually inspired by the clinical discipline and professionalism demonstrated by these centers. Their performance reflects a deep commitment to exceptional, evidence-driven wound care, patient safety and equitable access, ensuring patients receive the right care—at the right time—delivered by highly engaged multidisciplinary teams.”
For a complete list of Center Recognition Awards recipients, please visit www.restorixhealth.com/awards/.
About RestorixHealth
Committed to excellence in wound care, RestorixHealth is the wound care solutions company providing programs, services, products and education across the care continuum. From developing and operating wound centers in partnership with hospitals, through delivering professional wound care in nursing facilities and in-home settings, to supporting patients through the coordination of wound supplies, RestorixHealth’s solutions increase access to care, reduce hospital admissions and most importantly, improve patient outcomes and quality of life. For more information, visit www.RestorixHealth.com.
Centers that receive the Center of Excellence Award for both 2025 award periods are acknowledged as a 2025 Distinguished Center of Excellence.
NEW YORK (AP) — Donald Trump Jr.'s new wife, Bettina, is confirming that her May wedding weekend celebration was partially funded by a man with close ties to Russian President Vladimir Putin.
In a post on her Instagram page Monday morning signed by the couple, Bettina Trump wrote that the man, Umar Kremlev, was a “dear friend,” who “very generously hosted two incredible nights of celebrations for us AFTER our wedding.”
“It was an extraordinarily generous wedding gift from a friend, and something for which we were and remain incredibly grateful,” it went on.
ProPublica, a nonprofit investigative website, reported earlier Monday that the wedding between Trump Jr. and socialite Bettina Anderson in the Bahamas was heavily funded by Kremlev, a Russian oligarch who heads the International Boxing Association. ProPublica reported that Kremlev “footed the bill for hundreds of thousands of dollars of wedding expenses,” including paying to rent out one of two private islands where the three-day party was held and a fireworks show.
In the post, Bettina Trump said that she and the president's son were married in a private ceremony “surrounded ONLY by our family,”
“The weekend that followed had actually been planned well in advance as a fun weekend with friends. It was never intended to be our wedding weekend. When our original wedding plans changed, we simply decided to get married before it and arrived at an already planned weekend as newlyweds,” it went on. “It’s unfortunate that something so personal and happy can be recast as something political or sinister simply because of who someone is or where they come from. Friendship doesn’t require a political motive. Generosity doesn’t automatically come with an agenda. And sometimes a wedding gift is simply a wedding gift."
That gift comes as Russia remains at war following its invasion of Ukraine and as the president has failed to broker a promised peace deal between the nations.
Kremlev was recently honored with the Order of Friendship by Putin, according to the International Boxing Association, and accompanied Putin to China as part of a Russian delegation, according to the Chinese state media cited by the outlet.
Trump Jr. has previously been scrutinized over his Russian ties. During the 2016 campaign, his meeting with Russian attorney Natalia Veselnitskaya in Trump Tower was the subject of intense scrutiny by federal and congressional investigators probing whether the Trump campaign coordinated with Russia to meddle in the election.
The meeting had been billed as an opportunity to discuss potentially incriminating information about the president's then-Democrat opponent, Hillary Rodham Clinton, as part of the Russian government’s efforts to help Trump Jr.'s father win the White House.
Donald Trump Jr. and his wife Bettina Anderson look at each other while waiting for President Donald Trump to speak at Deerfield Residence, the residence of the U.S. Ambassador to Ireland Edward S. Walsh, Saturday, Sept. 12, 2026, in Dublin. (AP Photo/Julia Demaree Nikhinson)
