February is a reminder to celebrate connection, compassion, and kindness in the care we give. Knowing what our patients think about the care they receive helps us to celebrate our strengths while also acknowledging opportunities to ensure we're providing the best quality care to our patients.
W‑2 season is here. We know tax documents can bring questions, so we want to share a quick overview of what to expect with your 2025 Form W‑2.
W-2s are available now.
Your W‑2 is available in Workday:
Registration is now open for the 2026 Carilion Clinic Research Day, which will be held on Tuesday, April 21.
All parking garages, including rooftop levels, have fully reopened, and regular parking operations have resumed, as indicated by signage at each garage. This includes the Crystal Spring Medical Office Building Garage, which has reopened to employees. You may return to normal parking routines at all locations.
Note, the CRCH Garage rooftop was closed for maintenance prior to the inclement weather event and remains closed.
In December we asked for your feedback on the new Nexus tools—Workday, UKG Pro, and Employee Center. Over 1300 of you shared your voice and experience using the new tools, and 5 of you received a $50 eGift card for your input in our first Nexus Employee Experience survey.
Thank you to everyone who completed the survey, and congratulations to these lucky winners of the raffle drawing!
Use the comments below as one way to thank your colleagues during their recognition time!
Beginning Tuesday, April 21, a portion of Carilion’s telehealth services will transition from the Amwell video visit platform to Epic Video Client.
Epic Video Client will be used for:
Congress has passed a bipartisan funding bill that extends key Medicare telehealth flexibilities through Dec. 31, 2027. This means we can continue delivering care via video and audio-only visits under current reimbursement models without interruption.
Highlights of the bill include:
Maruf Haider, MD, will serve as interim chief medical information officer following the retirement of Steve Morgan, MD, in March.
Several CRMH units have been nationally recognized for excellence in patient care with the prestigious Beacon Award for Excellence, presented by the American Association of Critical-Care Nurses (AACN). This highly respected designation honors hospital units that consistently demonstrate exceptional clinical outcomes, a strong culture of teamwork, and a sustained commitment to evidence-based practice.
