One Step You Can Take to Help Patients at CRMH

Submitted by hrcline on

As we continue work of the brick facade of CRMH, we appreciate everyone's understanding and patience with road closures and pedestrian traffic changes. 

Our teams, patients and visitors have adjusted to the changes, and we're seeing a few reoccuring traffic challenges that – with your help – can be easily addressed. 

What We're Seeing

There are three parking garages adjacent to CRMH (click here for a campus map): 

Congratulations to Our 2025 Shine Award Recipients

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We celebrated our Shine Awards during a ceremony on Monday, Nov. 10. Congratulations to the recipients of the 2025 Carilion Clinic Spark Awards, Quality Awards, Medical Excellence Awards, Values Awards and Nancy Howell Agee Award for Distinguished Service! And thank you to all of our employees for the hard work that you put into serving our patients and community each day.

We Honor Veterans—Today and Every Day

Submitted by eapullin on

Our NRV, Franklin County and Roanoke Hospices are proud to support veterans through We Honor Veterans (WHV)—a program of the National Alliance for Care at Home (formerly National Hospice and Palliative Care Organization) in collaboration with the Department of Veterans Affairs (VA). This national initiative helps hospice teams better care for veterans at the end of

New Waiting Room Opens at CRMH Emergency Department

Submitted by aedraper on

The newly renovated ED waiting room at CRMH is now open, offering expanded space and more amenities for patients and visitors. 

It includes a private family consult room for sensitive conversations, a dedicated area for patients in stable condition that maintains their privacy, and a vending space. New artwork adds warmth to the environment, creating a more welcoming atmosphere. 

The Employee Emergency Fund—Help Us Care for Each Other

Submitted by kesims1 on

At Carilion, care doesn’t end when a shift does—it shows in how we look out for one another. Our Employee Emergency Fund helps ensure that no team member faces a difficult time alone. 

Hear why these 3 Carilion colleagues gave to the fund through the Carilion Cares, I Care employee giving campaign.

Update About Self-Scheduling in UKG Pro

Submitted by abshaver on

Situation: If you use self-scheduling in UKG Pro and have a license or certification that expires during the schedule period, you may not be able to sign up for the full 6-week schedule.

Background: Schedules are currently open for employees to select shifts for the 6-week schedule that begins Sunday, Dec. 14 and ends Saturday, Jan. 24, 2026.

Remembering the Flood of 1985—40 Years Later

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A wall of water more than 23 feet high, carrying with it the greatest flood destruction in Roanoke Memorial's 86-year-old history, roared down the Roanoke River on Nov. 4, 1985, causing widespread damage at the hospital as well as an incredible amount of dislocation. This marked the third time within a 13-year period that raging floodwaters had inundated the hospital. The West Pavilion [opened in 1971] bore the brunt of the attacking waters with its basement completely flooded and its ground floor under four feet of water.

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