Thank You!

Submitted by tmjohnsonpotter on

Special thanks to Curtis Tyree and Scott Humphries who went above and beyond to help me when my side glass decided to break on my way to work. These guys did not hesitate  one bit to jump in and help me get it fixed so i didnt have to worry about my car getting rained in. You guys are amazing again Thank you very much!!!

CFMH Above and Beyond

Submitted by adhurley on

I had recently had a family member that was brought to CFMH by ambulance. He was very sick at the time and the staff went above and beyond getting things done quickly. Anytime that he was hurting or had mishaps they were right there to get him fixed up and clean. I can only say good things about our local Hospital. He had a nurse by the name of Ebony Legans and she was so good with him and us family members that were there. She showed so much compassion in her and the love that she poured out to each of us was very heart warming.  Thank you Ebony for taking such good care of us...

Congratulations to Htin Dingra, RN - 9 MTN ICU, CRMH on winning the DAISY award for July 2023!

Submitted by laturner on

DAISY nurses, like Htin, demonstrate amazing compassion and true caring for our families in their time of distress in the face of trauma and tragedy.  His story below, truly tells of how much caring he showed for this precious family in a time of need.  Please take a moment to read his amazing story.   

Congratulations to Susan Brown, RN - 9 West, CRMH on winning the DAISY Award for June 2023!

Submitted by laturner on

Our nurses here at Carilion show compassion and caring for patients day in and day out. Susan demonstrated these attributes in her amazing care of this patient.   Please take a moment to read her nomination story:

As a Carilion employee, I have spent the last six years giving 100% to all of my patients, their families, and friends. I do this because I feel like I am a good caring person. I also hope that when the day comes I will have the same care for myself, and my loved ones.

CAPS 'Gets in the Weeds' at Mountain View Community Garden

Submitted by sablackwell on

A group of CAPS leaders from across the system volunteered recently to help clean up untended garden beds at the Mountain View Community Garden. Thanks to Dr. Suzy Kraemer, Pam Booth, Shawn Blackwell, Branden Robertson, Tiffany Morrison, Ashli Semones and John Schumacher, the beds are all weeded and ready for new gardeners!

Daisy Award Winner - Debbie McBroom, RN - July 2023

Submitted by lawaddell on

Congratulations, Debbie! We so thankful to have you on our team! Debbie was nominated by two of her patients, below is what they complimented on.

The Perfect nurse! Could not have asked for a more caring yet professional care giver. She made a very scary episode bearable. She even rubbed lavender on me to help ease my anxiety. I will never forget her.

She was so good to me. Helped me with every problem I had. She deserves this award.

 

Congratulations to Tammy Rolfes, CA on 9 MTN ICU - CRMH on winning the BEE Award for July 2023!

Submitted by laturner on

The BEE Award recognizes the outstanding work of our ancillary staff as they support the patients and families at CRMH. We honor the work that Tammy performs everyday as a Clinical Associate on 9 MTN ICU! Please take a moment to read her nomination story below. 

Hospitality Volunteers Serving Coffee with a Side of Comfort

Submitted by jwblanchard on

Our friendly Hospitality volunteers have ditched their traditional navy vests for a new look. These CRMH volunteers now sport aprons monogrammed with the Carilion logo as they provide comfort to guests waiting for their loved ones. This special group of volunteers visit waiting areas offering coffee and snacks, just another way Guest and Volunteer Services cares for visitors in our facilities.

PACU assists Feeding Southwest Virginia

Submitted by akgraham on

The 4 South PACU assisted Feeding Southwest Virginia on August 17th and was able to assist with filling food boxes for the community. These food boxes will be sent out to the seniors in our community. Often seniors, especially those on a fixed income, are vulnerable to food shortages. This is why the 4 South PACU wanted to take this opportunity to help our seniors. PACU is well aware of the benefits of nutrition on the healing process. Thank you to Megan Miller RN CTL & Jessica Wygal CA for setting up this chance to make a difference.

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