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Happy ! We had a great time at our Trunk or Treat event last night Thank you to everyone who attended and to those that decorated a trunk. There were a lot of amazing trunks. Our third-place winner was Speech Therapy with their soccer themed trunk. Second place went to Laboratory with their witch themed trunk. Our first-place winner was the Associate Council with their Barbie trunk. Congratulations to our winners! Have a safe and Happy Halloween weekend!
Use it or lose it! Most health insurance plans don’t carry over into the next year. You should plan now to make good use of your benefits before December 31. From mammograms and colonoscopies to recommended surgeries and annual physicals, now is the time to seek care and make an appointment. To find a provider, call 828.315.3391 or visit MyFryeRegional.com and use our “Find a Doctor” tool.
Frye Regional Medical Center is proud to support National Prescription Drug Take Back Day this Saturday, October 28, from 10 am to 2 pm. Bring any unused or expired prescription medications (pills or patches only) to one of the following drop-off sites in our community to safely dispose of them:
CVS - 1504 2nd St NE, Hickory NC 28601
Walmart Pharmacy - 2525 Hwy 70 SE, Hickory NC 28601
CVS Pharmacy - 200 US Highway 70A E, Hildebran, NC, 28637
East Burke Pharmacy - 300 Main Ave W, Hildebran, NC, 28637
For more information, visit https://takebackday.dea.gov/. Thanks for helping to keep our community safe!
Happy ! At Frye Regional Medical Center, it’s always our goal to create a place where you choose to come for healthcare. Your safety and quality of care are our top priorities, and we’re grateful that you trust us with your care needs.
October 16 is World Spine Day, a day dedicated to highlighting the burden of spinal pain and spine-related disability. Today, we encourage you to move your body and get active to help prevent spinal pain. If you are having spinal pain or suffer from spine-related complications, Frye Regional Medical Center can help.
To find a provider, call 828.315.3391 or visit MyFryeRegional.com and use our “Find a Doctor” tool.
Happy the 13th! Don't be scared to meet your health plan deductible! If you have been thinking about having a recommended procedure, the end of the year is a great time to seek care if you’ve met your health plan deductible. To find a provider, call 828.315.3391 or visit MyFryeRegional.com and use our “Find a Doctor” tool.
Frye Regional Medical Center, a Duke LifePoint hospital, has been named by U.S. News & World Report to its 2023-2024 Best Hospitals as a High Performing hospital for Heart Attack and Heart Failure. This is the highest distinction a hospital can earn for U.S. News’ Best Hospitals Procedures & Conditions ratings. Read more below.
Frye Regional recognized as a High Performing hospital for Heart Attack and Heart Failure
Frye Regional Medical Center, a Duke LifePoint hospital, recently installed a 512-slice computed tomography (CT) scanner to provide sharper images while reducing exposure to radiation. The new CT scanner is part of the hospital’s six-month cardiac catheterization expansion project, which also includes a hybrid operating room that combines an image-guided interventional suite and advanced surgical technology in one place. Learn more at the link below.
New technology combines whole organ coverage, image quality and speed to diagnose heart, brain, bone and other complex medical conditions
Today is . Mental health is a vital part of your overall health and well-being. Take some time for yourself today and check-in on your mental health. If you or a loved one is suffering from depression, anxiety or any threat to your mental well-being, Frye Regional Medical Center can help. Our behavioral health support team is ready to help you on the road to living well. Visit MyFryeRegional.com to learn more.
Happy ! October is , a time to check in on your breast health. For women with dense breasts, a mammogram might not detect cancer as easily. Frye Regional now offers Automated Breast Ultrasound (ABUS) for women with dense breasts. Ask your provider if an ABUS screening would benefit you. To find a provider, call 828.315.3391 or visit MyFryeRegional.com and use our “Find a Doctor” tool.
Each year, millions of Americans face the reality of living with a mental health condition. That’s why the U.S. Congress designated the first full week of October as Mental Illness Awareness Week, wherein participants across the country raise awareness of mental health illnesses, fight mental health stigmas and provide support to those in need. If you or a loved one is suffering from depression, anxiety or any other threat to your mental well-being, Frye Regional can help. Call 828.315.3391 or visit MyFryeRegional.com to get connected with compassionate, quality mental health care.
The CDC predicts that both the flu and COVID-19 will be circulating at the same time this fall and winter. Get vaccinated today to protect yourself and your loved ones! Learn more here: https://www.fryemedctr.com/news
October is Breast Cancer Awareness Month. Did you know that 1 in 8 women in the U.S. will be diagnosed with breast cancer in her lifetime? This month, ask your provider about your breast health, common symptoms and risk factors and learn how you can take preventive action in the fight against this disease. To find a provider or schedule a screening, call 828.315.3391 or visit MyFryeRegional.com.
Congratulations to Lenoir-Rhyne University Football on another dominant showing! As the Official Healthcare Provider of Lenior-Rhyne Athletics – and proud game sponsor on September 30 – Frye Regional staff and family members showed up in force to cheer on the Bears! It was also a “Bears Fight Back” game in honor of those who have fought or are currently fighting cancer, and Frye Regional Cancer Center shared resources on cancer prevention and detection at our booth. Dr. Reid Russell, sports medicine physician for Lenoir-Rhyne Athletics, and his colleagues from FryeCare Orthopedics & Neurosurgery, Dr. Michael Simhachalam and Nick Seiler, had the fun honor of doing the coin toss. Special thanks to our Associate Council for organizing this employee appreciation event and hosting our pregame tailgate. Go Bears!
Happy ! Did you know that too much cholesterol can put you at risk for heart disease and stroke? Adults 20 and over should get their levels checked every 5 years. Do you know your numbers? Call your primary care provider to schedule a cholesterol screening. Need a primary care doc? Call 828.315.3391 and we’ll get you connected to one.
September is Healthy Aging Month. Regular exams and screenings play an important role in keeping you healthy and strong for the long run. Have you scheduled your annual physical? Give your primary care provider a call to get yours scheduled. Need a primary care doc? Call 828.315.3391 and we’ll get you connected to quality care to help you live the life you deserve.
As we enter the Fall season, it’s also time to think deductible season. We are here to remind you to take full advantage of your health insurance benefits before the year is up! For most health insurance plans, January 1st marks a new year for plans and deductibles to reset. If you’ve reached your deductible, talk to your provider about procedures or surgeries that are right for you before the end of the year. To find a provider, call 828.315.3391.
Happy ! Because high cholesterol doesn’t typically present with symptoms, it’s possible to be unaware that your numbers are above healthy levels. The good news is that a provider can perform a simple blood test to determine your cholesterol and help you lower your levels if necessary. Give us a call at 828.315.3391 or visit the Find a Doctor tab at MyFryeRegional.com to make an appointment.
Did you know that washing your hands is the one of the simplest and most effective ways to fight the spread of germs and help keep you, your family and your community healthy? Visit www.cdc.gov/handwashing for tips on proper hand hygiene. And remember – as a patient at Frye Regional Medical Center, that all visitors – including doctors, nurses, family and friends – clean their hands before entering your room for your protection.
This week is . Prostate cancer affects more than 3 million men around the world each year. The good news is that it is highly treatable when detected early! Learn about the risk factors and symptoms of prostate cancer at https://www.pcf.org/about-prostate-cancer/, and talk with your primary care provider about any concerns you may have. Need a doc? Give us a call at 828.315.3391 or visit the Find a Doctor tab at MyFryeRegional.com to get connected to the right care.
This marks the beginning of National Hispanic Heritage Month which is celebrated from September 15 through October 15 and serves as a designated time to acknowledge the many achievements and contributions of Hispanic and Latino Americans to U.S. culture. It is an opportunity to recognize and celebrate all Hispanic or Latino Americans today, who continue to advance our communities as caregivers, small business owners, veterans, public servants and many other professions.
Congratulations to our August 2023 DAISY Award winner, Ginger Heindl, RN! Ginger was nominated by a patient and their spouse for her willingness to help them with whatever they needed and ensuring that the patient’s spirits were high. The nominators noted that Ginger treated them as if they were her only patients. They wrote, “she always smiled and offered additional assistance even though we knew she was very busy. She is extremely genuine and caring. No request was too big or small.”
Congratulations, Ginger, and thank you for all that you do to support our mission of making communities healthier!
To nominate a Frye Regional nurse for the DAISY Award, visit https://www.fryemedctr.com/daisy-award
How much do you know about sepsis? Sepsis occurs when your body responds to an infection in a serious, life-threatening way. Those with more chronic conditions like diabetes, lung disease, cancer and kidney disease are at higher risk for sepsis; and adults 65 and older, children under one and people with weakened immune systems are also more vulnerable. Visit www.cdc.gov/sepsis to learn more about the symptoms and risks of this serious condition, and talk to your primary care provider about how you can help prevent infections. Need a provider? Call 828.315.3391 to get connected!
Use your annual health benefits. Many plans cover certain preventative procedures with little or no cost to you. Schedule these before the end of the year to maximize your health plan benefits. Mammograms, routine exams, immunizations like the flu shot, and other preventative visits are among those to schedule now. To find a provider, call 828.315.3391 or visit our Find a Doctor tool at MyFryeRegional.com.
Su***de is the 10th leading cause of death in the U.S., with an average of 123 su***des happening each day. Learn about the signs and risk factors associated with su***de so that you can identify friends and loved ones who might be at risk. If you or someone you know is struggling with depression or any other form of mental illness, it’s okay to ask for help. Frye Regional Medical Center provides a range of behavioral health support services. Visit MyFryeRegional.com to learn more. The National Su***de Prevention Lifeline is free and available 24 hours a day, 7 days a week at 800-273-8255 for those in suicidal crisis or emotional distress. ***dePreventionAwarenessMonth
September is and yesterday, Dr. Ankur Tiwari performed Frye Regional’s 100th left atrial appendage closure device procedure! This device is a stroke risk reduction option for patients with non-valvular AFib seeking an alternative to long-term blood thinning medications and is built upon the most studied and implanted LAAC device in the world.
Read more here: https://tinyurl.com/frye100afibdevice
Today we are celebrating our departmental winner, FryeCare Cardiology! FryeCare Cardiology was nominated four times for this award for their teamwork, dedication and innovation. The staff always goes above and beyond for their patients and are constantly looking for ways to improve the practice. One of the nominations said, “This team has truly come together to work through any issues that come up, to identify barriers to teamwork and to embrace the changes we face every day.” Congratulations to the team at FryeCare Cardiology and thank you for all that you do to support our mission of making communities healthier!
The Best of the Best Departmental Award and Recognition Program is Frye Regional Medical Center's way of honoring its highest performing departments and teams--those who strive to demonstrate Frye Regional’s motto of “Our Best, Every Day” and exemplify the five Best of the Best standards: compassion, reliability, communication, courtesy/respect, and safety.
All of us at Frye Regional Medical Center hope that your summer has been a healthy and enjoyable one, and we wish you a happy Labor Day. We’re thankful for all of the hard work and talents our neighbors devote to making our community the wonderful place we call home!
It's and we have our physician winner of the for this quarter, Keerthi Rallapati, MD, a hospitalist at Frye Regional Medical Center. Dr. Rallapati was recently nominated by one of her patients, Judy Abee, for the excellent care and compassion she showed her. Judy wrote, “Being a patient in a hospital, for whatever reason, can be an unsettling experience, but the doctors, nurses, CNAs and lab technicians at Frye Regional saw that I had the best care to relieve any anxiety I had.” But there was one person who stood out in their care for Judy and that was Dr. Keerthi Rallapati.
Dr. Rallapati was compassionate and soothing. Judy wrote,” When this kind lady walked into my room that first day, she immediately introduced herself and then proceeded to my bedside where she leaned down, grasped both my hands into her hers, and gently asked me what had happened. I felt at peace for the first time since I was brought in earlier that morning. When I relayed the events of my condition to her, it was like I was talking to a dear friend.” Congratulations, Dr. Rallapati, and thank you for all that you do to support our mission of making communities healthier!
The Best of the Best Award and Recognition Program is Frye Regional Medical Center's way of honoring its highest performing staff and physicians--those who strive to demonstrate Frye Regional’s motto of “Our Best, Every Day” and exemplify the five Best of the Best standards: compassion, reliability, communication, courtesy/respect, and safety.
It's and we have our physician winner of the for this quarter, Keerthi Rallapati, MD, a hospitalist at Frye Regional Medical Center. Dr. Rallapati was recently nominated by one of her patients, Judy Abee, for the excellent care and compassion she showed her. Judy wrote, “Being a patient in a hospital, for whatever reason, can be an unsettling experience, but the doctors, nurses, CNAs and lab technicians at Frye Regional saw that I had the best care to relieve any anxiety I had.” But there was one person who stood out in their care for Judy and that was Dr. Keerthi Rallapati.
Dr. Rallapati was compassionate and soothing. Judy wrote, “When this kind lady walked into my room that first day, she immediately introduced herself and then proceeded to my bedside where she leaned down, grasped both my hands into her hers, and gently asked me what had happened. I felt at peace for the first time since I was brought in earlier that morning. When I relayed the events of my condition to her, it was like I was talking to a dear friend.” Congratulations, Dr. Rallapati, and thank you for all that you do to support our mission of making communities healthier!
The Best of the Best Award and Recognition Program is Frye Regional Medical Center's way of honoring its highest performing staff and physicians--those who strive to demonstrate Frye Regional’s motto of “Our Best, Every Day” and exemplify the five Best of the Best standards: compassion, reliability, communication, courtesy/respect, and safety.
Frye Regional Medical Center is proud to help in support of Lenoir-Rhyne Athletics. Thank you to Jessica Kincer from the Patient Access department for the wonderful artwork, and best of luck to the Bears during their first game of the 2023 football season this weekend! Go Bears!
It's time for our next ! Our ancillary winner for this quarter is McKenna Starnes a physical therapy technician in the Rehabilitation Services Department! McKenna is always willing to go above and beyond when it comes to patient care. Her compassion and work ethic are two reasons her nominator listed as to why she is one of the . Congratulations McKenna, and thank you for all you do to support our mission of making communities healthier! You are truly !
The Best of the Best Award and Recognition Program is Frye Regional Medical Center's way of honoring its highest performing staff and physicians--those who strive to demonstrate Frye Regional’s motto of “Our Best, Every Day” and exemplify the five Best of the Best standards: compassion, reliability, communication, courtesy/respect, and safety.
Frye Regional Medical Center is pleased to announce Bridget Denzik, DNP, MSN, RN, NEA-BC, has been named as the chief nursing officer (CNO) of Frye Regional Medical Center. Dr. Denzik will oversee nursing care within the hospital and at its affiliated facilities to ensure consistency in the organization's nursing practice standards.
She will lead a team of nearly 400 registered nurses, licensed practical nurses, and certified nursing assistants across a broad range of inpatient and outpatient services including behavioral health, cancer care, heart care, emergency services, women’s services, intensive and critical care, and surgical services.
Read more: https://tinyurl.com/fryecno
A great evening of celebration for the Bears and our community. Best of luck on your fall semester, Bears!
It's and we have another winner, Laurie Richardson, RN, from Case Management! Laurie's work ethic is above superior, but her nominator said her "passion for patient safety and advocacy are beyond excellent." Laurie works so hard and is extremely diligent in taking care of whatever is thrown at her each day. Her nominator wrote, "I am so proud and honored to have her as my weekend co-worker and case management warrior. Frye Regional is beyond blessed to have her!" Congratulations Laurie, and thank you for all you do to support our mission of making communities healthier! You are truly !
The Best of the Best Award and Recognition Program is Frye Regional Medical Center's way of honoring its highest performing staff and physicians--those who strive to demonstrate Frye Regional’s motto of “Our Best, Every Day” and exemplify the five Best of the Best standards: compassion, reliability, communication, courtesy/respect, and safety.
Learn more about Robotic-Assisted Joint Replacement Surgery, performed at Frye Regional Medical Center!
Learn more about our MAKO Robot and Robotic-Assisted Joint Replacement from Michael Seel, MD, with FryeCare Orthopedics & Neurosurgery.
Learn more about and make sure you are . If you need a provider, call 828.315.3391 to get connected!
August is National Immunization Awareness Month. Each year, we take this time to recognize that vaccines are essential to our health and the health of our community – a lesson that the past few years have made especially clear. Whether we’re young or old, we can stop the spread of disease by following vaccination guidelines.
Read more here: https://tinyurl.com/fryeimmunizationmonth
Our latest award recipient is Amanda McMurry, a patient service representative at FryeCare Neurology! Amanda was nominated not only for her dedication to the practice and patients, but also to her fellow staff members. Her nominator, one of her co-workers, was eating breakfast one morning when she started choking. Amanda heard her co-worker banging on her desk and ran in to perform the Heimlich maneuver, saving her co-worker's life. Thank you, Amanda, for looking out for your co-workers You truly are one of the Best of the Best!
The Best of the Best Award and Recognition Program is Frye Regional Medical Center's way of honoring its highest performing staff and physicians--those who strive to demonstrate Frye Regional’s motto of “Our Best, Every Day” and exemplify the five Best of the Best standards: compassion, reliability, communication, courtesy/respect, and safety.
Happy . We know that life is filled with lots of little moments. For those who struggle with excess weight, those little moments can become hardships, even a source of shame or embarrassment. Whatever your little moment is, the Frye Regional Surgical Weight Loss Center is here to help. Visit MyFryeRegional.com to get started on your weight loss journey today.
Thank you to all of our that supported our recent supply drive! The school supplies that were donated will be given to local schools before the new year begins. We also had sweetFrog Premium Frozen Yogurt for employees. Thank you to the Frye Regional Associate Council and the Patient and Family Advisory Council for supporting this event!
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Happy #FryeDay. We know that life is filled with lots of little moments. For those who struggle with excess weight, those little moments can become hardships, even a source of shame or embarrassment. Whatever your little moment is, the Frye Regional Surgical Weight Loss Center is here to help. Visit MyFryeRegional.com to get started on your weight loss journey today.
Annual mammograms are the best way to catch breast cancer early, but not all breasts are the same. Dense breast tissue can mask the appearance of tumors, making it more difficult for mammography to detect cancer. If you are one of the 40% of women with dense breast tissue, your provider may recommend automated breast ultrasound (ABUS) for additional screening and added peace of mind. Learn more about ABUS for dense breasts at MyFryeRegional.com/breasthealth
Happy Halloween from all of us at Frye Regional Medical Center! We hope you have a safe and spooky holiday as you and your family take to trick-or-treating. For important Halloween safety tips, visit https://www.safekids.org/tip/halloween-safety-tips. #Boo #HappyHalloween
It’s time to roll up your sleeve – and protect yourself from the flu. Getting vaccinated for the flu is the best way to protect yourself, your family and your community from this common illness. It’s especially important for people who are vulnerable to complications from the flu, including seniors, pregnant women, young children and those with certain health conditions. Make sure all your loved ones are taken care of. Call 828-315-3391 to find a provider and schedule your flu vaccination today. #GetVaccinated #FluPrevention
This week, October 9-15, is Emergency Nurses Week. Frye Regional Medical Center celebrates our emergency nurses for their incredible commitment to care. No matter what comes through the emergency department doors, our nurses face it head-on. We are extremely grateful for all of our emergency nurses!
We have another Best of the Best coming your way! The RN winner for this quarter is Teresa Cone, RN, from telemetry. Teresa made a huge impact on one of her recent patients. She had a patient who came in for open heart surgery. This patient was a local pastor, and was extremely nervous for his surgery. The night before his surgery, Teresa was providing care for him when he mentioned his fears about the surgery. She explained to him what the surgery would entail and what to expect when he woke up. Teresa then prayed with this patient. He said, "She didn't push it on me, I was the pastor, but she knew what I needed." He says her prayer helped him in that moment after surgery when they were removing his breathing tube. Teresa's nominator said, "I remember those nights on telemetry and how busy we were. I also remember how Teresa took that time to be with that patient and comfort him." For Teresa to take a few extra minutes to relieve his anxieties, hold a hand and say a simple prayer, it just shows the compassion and care she has in her heart. Teresa was his lifeline that night and the day after; she truly is the best of the best. The Best of the Best Award and Recognition Program is Frye Regional Medical Center's way of honoring its highest performing staff and physicians--those who strive to demonstrate Frye Regional’s motto of “Our Best, Every Day” and exemplify the five Best of the Best standards: compassion, reliability, communication, courtesy/respect, and safety. #BestoftheBest #Nurse #Nursing
September 18-24 is National Surgical Technologists Week. Surgical technologists are responsible for properly setting up the operating room, arranging necessary equipment, and even assisting physicians during surgery. They have an extremely important job and we honor and thank all of Frye Regional Medical Center's surgical technologists this week for all of their hard work! #surgicaltech #SurgTechWeek #nationalsurgicaltechnologistsweek
September is Atrial Fibrillation (AFib) Awareness Month. According to the American Heart Association, AFib is an irregular heartbeat or a condition in which the heart muscles fail to contract in a strong, rhythmic way. When a heart is in AFib, it may not be pumping enough oxygen-rich blood out to the body. Treatment options include medication and surgical options such as the WATCHMAN device. Learn more about AFib here: https://www.heart.org/en/health-topics/atrial-fibrillation/afib-resources-for-patients--professionals/afib-awareness
As summer break ends, there’s a lot to do in preparation for the new school year. Check out these helpful tips to help your family get ready for the new school term and stay healthy year-round. Read the entire news release, featuring quotes from Dr. Amanda DuSablon, here: https://www.fryemedctr.com/news/healthy-back-to-school-habits-preparing-for-a-successful-school-year
It’s been a long journey for Scott Hensley. On March 22, the 50-year-old was discharged from the Frye Regional Inpatient Rehabilitation Center after spending 206 days battling COVID-19. He started feeling ill in mid-August of 2021 and was admitted to the Intensive Care Unit at Frye Regional Medical Center on August 28. Scott spent nearly five months on a ventilator, four months in a long-term care facility, and the past 28 days in our Rehabilitation Center receiving physical, occupational and speech therapy as well as specialized nursing care to prepare him for this big day and the blessed life ahead of him. Today, hospital staff lined the halls of Frye Regional to cheer on Scott and his wife Melanie, a nurse practitioner with FryeCare Cardiology. Their daughter Maegan, a monitoring technician for telemetry patients at Frye Regional, joined the joyful procession as healthcare workers celebrated Scott’s remarkable recovery and wished him well. Scott says he lost nearly 80 pounds over the past seven months, but he is back to eating all his favorite foods, including the sweet apple fritter a staff member lovingly picked up for Scott on her way into the hospital this morning. Here’s to you, Scott—stronger, steadier and better every day! #FryeRegionalFamily #CountOnUs
Today, hospital staff lined the halls of the Frye Regional Inpatient Rehabilitation Center to cheer on Jeffry Bivens as he was discharged to his home. Mr. Bivens was hospitalized with COVID-19 on December 11th and spent over 13 weeks in our care, including 23 days on a ventilator in the ICU. “It’s been a long road, but I have seen the best of humanity at this hospital,” he said to the healthcare team. “Every person, every floor, what you did for me and my family has been phenomenal. What you all do day in and day out for strangers like me… you’re unbelievable. You put your life at risk. You are all heroes!” His wife Kristie Bivens added: “We came here as strangers. We are leaving as family. We can’t thank you enough.” #PatientExperience #MakingCommunitiesHealthier
It is a great time to start a new year resolution to be healthier! Count on us to help you in that endeavor. For quality healthcare, close to home. For personalized care whenever you need it. From the routine to the unforeseen, you can count on us. Learn more or find a provider at MyFryeRegional.com or 828.315.3391. #CountOnUs
It's fun to be festive! Frye Regional CEO Rod Harkleroad, RN, shares a community holiday greeting and describes some of his favorite seasonal traditions. 🥧 Whether you like to decorate your home like Buddy the Elf or dress up like a man with magical gift-giving powers, we hope you have a happy, healthy holiday – and a merry new year! #HappyHolidays 🎄
Let’s us tell you why you can COUNT ON US!
Faith Friday
Faith Friday at Frye
We are here for you! Our Emergency Department is taking all of the necessary precautions to keep everyone healthy and safe. Sherry Shepard, Director of Emergency Services
As we move forward, healthcare might look different. But at the heart of our care are the same trusted and dedicated healthcare heroes. Learn more about the steps we're taking to ensure a safe place of care by visiting our Frequently Asked Questions at https://www.fryemedctr.com/your-health-our-heroes!
Starting off the week on a CELEBRATORY high note! Carolyn Bolick finished her last chemotherapy treatment in the Infusion Center today. 🥳 A special thanks to our caring staff! Left to right: Trina WoodieRN Leah Albright RN Sherri Edwards RN Angela Procopii RN
We couldn’t ask for a better day to appreciate the fly by, especially during NURSES WEEK! Share with us some of your BEST experiences with one of our nurses below! #ThankAHeathcareWorker
The happiest sound for your Monday! Congratulations, Betty Sessoms on your completed chemo treatment. We ❤️ our infusion team! Sherri Edwards RN on left Trina Woodie RN on right ** Please note her chemo treatment was completed prior to social distancing, etc. We are implementing and enforcing proper precautious throughout our facility during this time**
We had a very special visitor for Easter fun yesterday! 🐰
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