The Employee Emergency Fund: Supporting Families Like Kaycie's

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Kaycie Suttle’s job as a medical staff specialist at CGCH can be tough, but it was her role as a mother that truly showed her resilience.

When her daughter, Penelope, was diagnosed with cerebral palsy, her family’s life changed in ways they could never have expected such as frequent medical appointments, travel and other expenses that weren’t covered by insurance.

Your Feedback is Guiding Our Path Forward

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Thanks to the nearly 2,300 of you who participated in our recent internal communications audit. Staying informed about our jobs and organizational goals is critical to helping us fulfill our mission to improve the health of the communities we serve. Open communication and the right communication are also vital during a time of change, as our new CEO Steve Arner mentioned in today’s ePulse message.

Here’s a quick summary of what we learned from you and what we're doing about it.

Hurricane Helene: How We Can Help

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A message from President and CEO Steve Arner

The past few days have brought heartbreaking news about our colleagues, families and friends who have been impacted by Hurricane Helene.

If you have been personally impacted, our Employee Emergency Fund can provide financial assistance in emergency situations like this. In fact, we’ve already helped several employees. To request help, download the Employee Emergency Fund application.

Welcome, Wali! Labrador Joins the Carilion Children’s Team

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There’s a new employee at Carilion Children’s Tanglewood Center. 

Wali, an official Saint Francis Facility Dog, has joined the team and will help with therapy sessions.

Wali, a black lab, is an official Carilion Clinic employee, complete with a badge, and will work full-time. Tara Mitchell, Ph.D., is a Licensed Pediatric Clinical Psychologist and is Wali’s handler. Wali was raised and trained for more than two years by Saint Francis Service Dogs, a Roanoke non-profit organization. He was expertly matched with Carilion Children’s and was placed at no cost. Dr.

All About the Flu and How to Prevent It

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Fall is here, which also means it's flu season. Let's welcome the beauty of fall foliage without the worry of getting sick with the flu!  

Here are some facts about the flu and why you should get vaccinated to protect yourself from getting sick. 

What Is the Flu?

Flu is a contagious respiratory illness caused by influenza viruses that infects the nose, throat and sometimes the lungs. It can cause mild to severe illness and, at times, can lead to death.

Fall Into Fun in Employee Extras With Festive Prizes!

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Cooler morning temperatures are on the horizon and pumpkins and mums are popping up all around us. Time for a new round of Fall-themed Employee Extras prize opportunities!  Check out the curated seasonal boxes, ticket drawings and more as we head into the end of 2024.


FALL BOX SERIES

Fall Décor and More!

Show You Care: Our Annual Giving Campaign Is Underway

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The Carilion Cares, I Care employee giving campaign is underway with great news—an anonymous donor will once again match donations to the Taubman Cancer Center FundThis fund supports the expansion of Carilion’s cancer program, including the new Carilion Taubman Cancer Center.  This campaign highlights the important role eac

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