I would like to recognize Miranda Brown, Advice Line Nurse from the clinical support team. Miranda saw a MyChart message on a Friday evening right before concluding her shift that warranted further information and evaluation. Miranda stayed over to call this patient and gather additional information. After speaking with the patient, she recommended they seek ER evaluation for further care.
My team and I had a wonderful breakfast with my Docs today!
For a second year running, Carilion's Center for Simulation, Research and Patient Safety has made Becker's list of "Sim Centers To Know."
Congratulations to Suzanne Beels, MSN, AGCNS-BC and Sarah Stover, MSN, RN on oral presentation this week at the AKI & CRRT 2026 Conference. Great Job ladies sharing how to build skills through simulation training shapes our CRRT bedside nurses.
Benny Casey with Guest Services and Deborah Joyce with Rehab & Therapy have proudly served our Carilion community. They have each served over 40 years. Please join me in wishing them a wonderful retirement!
Huge thank you to Bailey Irvin with TSG. She went above and beyond with getting me a new laptop, setting it up, and then making sure that I had everything I needed. She even called back the next day to make sure I wasn't having any issues. She did an amazing job and I am very grateful!
Sabrina Johnson
Charles Stokes cleaned our floors and my carpet in my office. He did an amazing job. Than came to check on us and brought fans and air refreshers to make the area smell better. He was here late or very early doing this so we could open our area that had been flooded by water the earlier part of the week. Thanks for doing such a great job with such a great attitude.
Franklin Memorial Hospital is proud to recognize the incredible achievements of our Acute Care and Intensive Care Unit teams. Their unwavering commitment to patient safety and high‑reliability practices has resulted in exceptional HAI‑free streaks:
Acute Care is 1,325 days with zero Hospital Acquired Infections
ICU is 436 days with zero Hospital Acquired Infections
CRBH Safety, CRBH Infection Control, CRBH ED Leadership & Staff along with Lexington Fire Department and Rockbridge County Fire & Rescue Leadership conducted the 2026 Medical Response Surge Exercise this morning at CRBH. Thank you to all involved for your consistent dedication and commitment to the safety of our patients and to the safety of our citizens. Great work!
This was originally submitted in August last year. Tiffany has continued to bring smiles and conversations from our patients!
