During the coronavirus pandemic, you have continued to provide compassionate care every day to our patients. It has been a tough year, and you have stayed committed to helping our community.
Have you visited the Document Center lately?
We introduced the Document Center earlier this year for all printing needs. You can easily order items — such as forms, business cards and custom stationery. You can also place custom orders or request duplicating services. Orders are handled by Source4, our partner for printing services.
Some items we have added recently are:
Don't forget to choose your 2021 benefits by 11:59 p.m. on Monday, Nov. 16!
After Nov. 16, you will have to experience a major life event, such as the birth of a child, to make any changes to your benefits.
Social media, like any online platform, can be the target of online scams and information theft.
To protect yourself, it is best to limit the amount of personal information you share on social media, regularly review your social media accounts and remove any publicly posted personal information.
John Eakin, 96, entered our hospital wearing a World War II Veteran cap. Greeted by James Saunders, Guest Services Parking Attendant and a retired Army Private, the two struck up a conversation that inspired Mr. Eakin to share his story of resilience. Soon Mr. Eakin had captured the attention of a room full of 9 South PCU clinical staff.
It has been more than six months since many of us have started working from home on a regular basis. For some employees, working from home has gone from a temporary solution to a way of life.
Last spring, we published some Work from Home Tips to help make the transition easier. Here’s a recap of those articles in case you need a refresher.
What other work-from-home topics would you like to see covered in future articles? Let us know in the comments below!
Saturday, Oct. 24 is National Prescription Drug Take Back Day.
Do you have old medications at home? Dispose of them safely by participating in an upcoming drug take back event.
These events make sure the medicine doesn't cause harm to others—unused prescriptions can be stolen, accidentally consumed by children or pets or can harm the water supply if flushed or put down a drain.
If this year has taught us anything, it is that we are stronger together.
The You & I campaign is our annual employee giving campaign to support the Carilion Clinic Foundation and United Way. This year, we changed the name to You & I to highlight the great work we can achieve together.
On Monday, Nov. 2, new regulations will go into effect giving patients greater access to and control over their health care data.
The United States Department of Agriculture (USDA) recognized us as a 2020 Distance Learning and Telemedicine Grant recipient; the recognition came with $947,983 for our Telemedicine Expansion and Optimization Project.
