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Providence St. Peter Foundation Annual Report 2012

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Letter from the President<br />

Sister Rita Ferschweiler (sitting third from left),<br />

with fellow Sisters of <strong>Providence</strong> and <strong>Providence</strong><br />

leaders at the opening of the Critical Care Unit.<br />

Sister Claire Gagnon, longtime administrator<br />

(1961-74) of <strong>St</strong>. <strong>Peter</strong> Hospital, is seated second<br />

from right.<br />

Each patient and family that enters<br />

the doors of a <strong>Providence</strong> facility is<br />

touched by the mission: To reveal<br />

God’s love for all, especially the<br />

poor and vulnerable. Nowhere<br />

is that more evident than in the<br />

people, programs, equipment, and<br />

work made possible by donors.<br />

In October <strong>2012</strong>, <strong>St</strong>. <strong>Peter</strong> Hospital opened a<br />

new critical care unit (CCU). It was with great<br />

pleasure that we unveiled a suite dedicated to<br />

Sister Rita Ferschweiler, S.P., at the public grand<br />

opening. Sister Rita attended with eight of her<br />

Sister colleagues. Previously, the unit’s capacity<br />

held 21 patients, and additional patients were<br />

transferred to other hospitals outside the area.<br />

Since opening the new unit, the number of<br />

patients has risen, allowing more people to be<br />

treated closer to home and family.<br />

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