While rounding as a vaccinator at CNRVMC, I encountered Roger Carroll with housekeeping in the main hallway. Roger was a prime example of an employee displaying all of the characteristics of our Carilion Values. He was kind and courteous, ensuring I could access the area that was needed, was courteous with yes mam and no mam, and even while wearing a mask, it was evident that Roger was wearing a smile.
Thank you to all of our case managers for the work they do each day to help transition patients out of the hospital. We are thankful for their hard work and dedication, day in and day out. Happy Case Management Week 2022!
CIM - Lexington supporting, admiring, and honoring all those affected by Breast Cancer by wearing pink. Together We Are Stronger. Never give up HOPE!!!!
COMPASSION: Vickie Miller, Certified Pharmacy Tech at CGCH wants to make a difference in people's lives. During the pandemic she coordinated a multi- generational, multi-state quilt project with a group of family and friends. They made 4 beautiful quilts for donation to the CGCH Compassion Room. The blocks for the quilts are called "Crazy Quilt Blocks" which truly represent a crazy time in all our lives. The blocks were made by people from all over the United States.
Recognition going out to NRV Carilion Clinic Home Care Staff in regard to the Cognitive Care Program
Congratulations to Michelle Diehl who joined our office-based addiction treatment (OBAT) team in October 2017 - 5 years ago! The Dept of Psychiatry had newly created its "preferred model" of comprehensive integrated care for persons with an opioid use disorder, a program that hinges on care coordinators to bring the interdisciplinary team together. Michelle was this program's pioneer care coordinator and now is team lead. Not only is the staff grateful to Michelle for her groundbreaking work - so are 100s of patients who've been served and successfully found their footing
Since 2015, Carilion volunteers who are part of the No One Dies Alone (NODA) program have generously provided companionship to end-of-life patients in the absence of family and friends.
Whitney Tabor, LPN of the Giles Medical Office Building is the Ripple Maker of the Month! Whitney is kind, compassionate, and willing to go the extra mile for any patient! Whitney I am so glad you are part of the Giles Team!
Whitney was nominated by a peer with the following submission:
Congratulations Beth Hutchens, RN, from Labor & Delivery on receiving the DAISY award! Her nomination reflects the positive impact she had on her unit and with a peer. Thank you so much, Beth for representing Carilion Clinic's core values and demonstrating compassion.
Thank you, Patty, for taking the time to make a little boy and his brother's day!
