In 2020, our EDs saw 7,500 patients for head trauma. AT CRMH, 1,000 of those patients were admitted to our trauma center to be treated for traumatic brain injuries (TBI).
Looking for a boost to your appearance, but unsure where to begin? A HydraFacial from the Cosmetic Center may be the key to uncovering a more radiant you.
Receive a free enhancement when you book a HydraFacial treatment before March 31. Choose an Eye Perk to brighten eyes, reduce dark circles and diminish fine lines and wrinkles ($30 value) or a Wet Diamond microdermabrasion to enhance exfoliation, which is ideal for oily or congested skin ($25 value).
YES (Your Efforts, Supported) is a Carilion-funded program that paves a path for participants to learn, earn additional certifications and further their education to meet career goals—all while helping us fill important positions within our health system. Ultimately, the program can help you move into higher paying roles that improve your financial well-being.
Soon, employees who want to advance in their career will have an opportunity to apply to the new YES Program.
YES (Your Efforts, Supported) is a Carilion-funded program that paves a path for you to learn, earn extra certifications and further your education to meet career goals. Ultimately, the program helps you move into higher paying roles that improve financial stability.
Remember when going to the doctor meant reading magazines and playing with toys in the waiting room? These days, those things introduce infection control challenges and create work for staff who have to frequently clean them—so we found an alternative.
CNRV has reduced its carbon footprint by 5,500 metric tons since our five-acre solar field was installed in 2018. The panels have reduced our energy costs and also generated $113,633 for the sale of Solar Renewable Energy Credits (SRECs)!
The season for severe weather in our area is approaching.
A well-being hub is now on Inside Carilion and offers easy-to-navigate resources that will help you develop and thrive. Prioritizing our well-being (and helping our coworkers do the same) is an important way for us to care for our patients and our community!
The Local Impact for Tomorrow (LIFT) Center building opened its doors on Monday, Feb. 28, at Fallon Park Elementary School. The opening concludes many years of work by a partnership that includes Community Health and Outreach and Carilion Children’s.
Our patients have the right to receive safe care, free from abuse or discrimination. That’s why it’s important to review our policies related to these topics.
This systemwide policy states that we will provide respectful, appropriate and professional treatment to all patients. Some of the ways we do this are by:
