Carilion Franklin Memorial Hospital collected, boxed, and delivered 74 pounds of aluminum can tabs to the Ronald McDonald House of SW Virginia for recycling! The Ronald McDonald House tab top collection and recycling program allows a small contribution to make a big difference in the lives of children and their families during a hard time. They recycle aluminum can tabs and use the funds received from recycling to run the daily operations of the house. 

CRMH Emergency Services leadership is using community insight into our CST expansion. The input will be used for wayfinding and navigation as we plan on how our prospective patients will navigate this new space. Members from our CRMH ED Patient Family Advisory Council were able to tour the new space and provide insight from a patient perspective.

Happy Halloween from the CNRV Administrative Team.

Launched in 2024, Carilion’s outpatient/ambulatory departments is proud to present the 4th quarter awards:

From our various neurology offices to you, we wish you safe and fun Halloween.

• “When you’re curious, you find lots of interesting things to do.”  ― Walt Disney

As part of our Safety Culture at CFMH, our staff, led by Betty Underwood, (Safety/Emergency Management), conducted a Preparathon, safety soiree. There were pumpkin carving competitions, a Haunted Safety Trail, Infection Prevention had a "Caught Red Handed" display, there was a booth covering over the counter medication safety, Forensics provided information about Public Health Awareness, Fire Safety demonstrations were offered as well as PASS training, Med Sled training. You name it, it was there.

Happy Halloween from FP Wytheville RH Pink Ladies and T Birds! Dr Kari Thomas as Sandy and Dr William Tomiak as Danny, Justin Jackson, NP as Kenickie and all our Pink ladies Britt Meek, Patty Blair, LPN, Dr Helen Coceano, Dorothy Farris, LPN, LRT, Tina Dix, LPN, Jamie Frazier, RN CTL, Trish Richardson, HAA, Amber Hovencamp, LPN & Jennifer Tarter, NP. Hope everyone has a great Halloween!

CVI Leadership went to peds to give out goodie bags in reverse trick or treating. 

Even during a busy shift the nightshift crew dressed as "Inside Out". 

Shout out to Lisa on her extensive knowledge in the cognitive realm, as well as her passion for providing support, guidance, and compassionate care to her patients. Thank you for imparting your wisdom to our CRMH and ambulatory team. We are proud of this unique program and appreciate your dedication to caring for this most vulnerable population. Thank you!!