Health Matters 11.indd - Maury Regional Healthcare System

Maury Regional Medical CenterCommunity Report 2011MRMC named Top 10Health SystemCancer Centerenhances technologyFoundation establishesWalton Legacy Society

CONTENTSMessage from the CEO .................................................. 1MRMC Named Top 10 Health System ........................ 2Pharmacy enhances patient safety ............................... 4New health analysis tool for employers ....................... 5Cover Story: Cancer Center adds technology ............ 6MRI-safe pacemaker available ...................................... 8New hip replacement surgery ....................................... 9Maury Regional Health Care Foundation ................. 11Message from the Board Chairman ........................... 17BOARD OF TRUSTEESDoug Williamson, ChairmanCharlotte BattlesScott GainesSusan Gray, M.D.Mike GreeneGibran Naddy, M.D.Robert OtwellHouston ParksBob Thompson, Jr., M.D.Mike Tyler, D.D.S.Connect with Maury Regional Medical Center onFacebook, Twitter and YouTube.To visit our Web sites, scan the QR code belowwith your mobile phone.MEDICAL STAFFOFFICERSGibran B. Naddy, M.D.Chief of StaffJames Grant Barr, M.D., Ph.D.Vice Chief of Staffmauryregional.commauryregionalfoundation.comBill Sutter, M.D.Past Chief of StaffMAURY REGIONAL MEDICAL CENTER1224 Trotwood Avenue • Columbia, TN 38401931.381.1111 • mauryregional.comDaniel D. Oxley, M.D.Secretary/TreasurerThe community report is published annually by the Maury RegionalMedical Center Marketing Department.Contributors:Graphic design: The Foreman CompanyPhotography: Dean Dixon Photography, Hatcher Photography Company—2—

MESSAGE FROMTHE CEOHealth care continues to evolve and become more complex for patients as wellas providers. With health care reform, we are moving from a model in which aspecified fee is paid for services to a model of pay-for-performance, in whichhealth care providers are evaluated and paid for their services based on clinicalexcellence and patient satisfaction.Fortunately, Maury Regional Medical Center is well positioned for a pay-forperformancemodel. We are constantly measuring and evaluating: best practices that result in better clinical outcomes for patients, patient safety measures, and patient satisfaction with the care provided by our employees andphysicians.At Maury Regional, we realize that excellence is not a goal that you reachand check off of a list. It is a focus on the care that you provide to everypatient, every day. This philosophy has resulted in the medical center attainingnumerous awards for clinical quality, service and lower costs.This report will provide you with information about our progress during the2010-2011 fiscal year and features information on our services, growth andaccomplishments during this period of time.Robert Otwell, CEOMaury Regional Medical Center—1—

MRMC named Top 10Health SystemMaury Regional Medical Center (MRMC) and its affiliate facilities have been recognizedamong the 10 Top Health Systems in the nation by Thomson Reuters. MRMC is the onlysystem in Tennessee to receive this prestigious honor, which follows being recognized asa Top 100 hospital by the same organization.—2—Compared with their peers, the Thomson Reuters10 Top Health Systems saved more lives, causedfewer medical complications, made fewer medicalerrors, followed recommended standards ofcare more closely, released patients half a daysooner on average, and scored better on patientsatisfaction surveys.“This award is the result of the dedication of ouremployees, physicians and volunteers to providethe very best of care to every patient, everyday. I am so pleased that their commitment to

QUALITY RECOGNITIONS2010-2011 Fiscal YearQUEST AWARD FORHIGH-VALUE HEALTH CAREMRMC was one of only six organizations in the nation toreceive this award from the Premier national health carealliance for reducing harm, mortality and cost of care,while increasing patient satisfaction and adherence toclinical practices that result in better patient outcomes.excellence has been recognized on a nationallevel,” said MRMC CEO Robert Otwell.These 10 health systems rose to the top whenresearchers from Thomson Reuters analyzedtheir performance on mortality, medicalcomplications, patient safety, average lengthof stay, readmission rate, adherence to clinicalstandards of care, and Hospital ConsumerAssessment of Healthcare Providers andSystems (HCAHPS) patient satisfactionsurvey score.“To produce consistent, strong performanceacross multiple hospitals, health systemleaders must be providing crystal clear goalsand communication as well as the means forstaff to execute effectively. These systems arepositioned to continue performing well aswe move further into the era of health carereform,” said Jean Chenoweth, senior vicepresident for performance improvement and100 Top Hospitals programs at ThomsonReuters.The study evaluated U.S. health systems withtwo or more short-term, acute care, nonfederalhospitals that treat a broad spectrumof patients. Researchers used public data fromthe Medicare Provider Analysis and Review(MedPAR) dataset and the CMS HospitalCompare datasets.MRMC operates Marshall Medical Centerin Lewisburg and Wayne Medical Centerin Waynesboro, which were included inthe study. In addition, MRMC operates theoutpatient facilities of Lewis Health Center inHohenwald and Spring Hill Health Center inSpring Hill.AMERICAN HEART ASSOCIATIONGET WITH THE GUIDELINES ® –HEART FAILURE GOLD PERFORMANCEACHIEVEMENT AWARDThis award is given to hospitals utilizing proven evidencebasedguidelines and procedures in caring for heart failurepatients to prevent future hospitalizations. Practicesinclude starting heart failure patients on aggressive riskreduction therapies, disease management education andreferrals for cardiac rehabilitation before being discharged.BLUE DISTINCTION ® CENTER FORKNEE AND HIP REPLACEMENTBlueCross BlueShield of Tennessee awards this designationto medical facilities exhibiting a commitment to qualitycare, resulting in better overall outcomes for patients whoundergo knee and hip replacement procedures.AMERICAN ORTHOPAEDIC ASSOCIATIONThe American Orthopaedic Association recognizedMRMC for its important leadership role in bone healthand fragility fracture prevention in the August 2010issue of US News and World Report featuring “America’sBest Hospitals.” MRMC was the first medical center inTennessee to implement Own the Bone, a program toidentify patients for osteoporosis and reduce the risk offragility-related fractures.HOMECARE ELITEFor the fifth consecutive year, Maury Regional HomeServices was named to the HomeCare Elite, a ranking ofthe top 25 percent of agencies in the nation based on ananalysis of performance measures in quality outcomes,quality improvement and financial performance.STAR OF LIFE AWARDMaury Regional Emergency Medical Services (EMS),Maury County Fire Department and Vanderbilt LifeFlightwere recognized at the Star of Life Awards Ceremonypresented by Tennessee Emergency Medical Services forChildren Foundation. They were accompanied by one oftheir survivors, six-year-old Dylan Snider, and his family.The ceremony presented actual patient scenarios andreunited the EMS caregivers with the individuals theytreated from the eight EMS regions across the state.—3—

Pharmacy implements system toenhance patient safetyThe Maury Regional Medical Center Pharmacyimplemented a new automated inventorymanagement system designed to enhance patientsafety through the use of barcode technology.“Because we want to offer every patient thehighest quality of care every day, our medicalcenter has made a commitment to provideadditional safety for medication administration,”said Pharmacy Director Jeff Binkley, PharmD.“We partnered with Swisslog to implement aninnovative approach to packaging and inventorymanagement to enhance accuracy, efficiency andflexibility for dispensing medications.”The revolutionary Beacon system offerspharmacies the ability to better organizemedications, track real-time utilization andinventory and further advance patient safety.When orders for patients are sent to thepharmacy, they are entered into the computersystem. A pharmacy staff member then uses a—4—

color-coded dcomputer stationtiand accompanying scanner tolocate the medication in thepharmacy. To complete theorder, the staff member thenuses a scanner to read thebarcode on the medication.If the wrong medication isselected, the light on the storageunit begins to blink, a visualdisplay message alerts themthat the wrong product wasselected, and the computer willnot allow them to complete theorder. In most cases, a photoof the medication is displayedon screen as an added securitymeasure.A high-speed packager worksin conjunction with the systemand holds 320 canisters of fastmovingmedications at a time.The system will package andbarcode hundreds of unit andmulti-unit doses in minutes,thus saving the pharmacists’time and increasing patientsafety.“Maury Regional is dedicatedto patient safety at everylevel of operation, and thislatest advancement helps toensure accuracy in medicationdispensing and administration,”said Binkley.Maury Regionaloffers healthanalysis tool toarea employersMaury Regional Medical Center offers an employeehealth analysis tool for organizations throughoutsouthern Middle Tennessee to help improve thehealth of their workforce.The program was designed by Applied HealthAnalytics, Inc. based upon nationally acceptedstandards of health assessment and medical research,which has demonstrated a direct link betweencosts and individual health risks. Early detection,prevention and education are foundations for theprogram, which provides important health data toemployers and employees.In addition to a health risk assessment, participantscomplete a series of biometric screenings, whichtest blood pressure, flexibility, body size, body fat,body mass index, bone density, pulmonary function,cholesterol, blood sugar and PSA levels for men.Employees who participate receive a personalizedhealth report with their confidential healthinformation based on the screenings along withsuggestions for leading a healthier lifestyle.Employers are presented with data pertaining to theoverall wellness of the group. An employer is able touse the results to offer health improvement programsand other benefits.For more information, contact Director of BusinessDevelopment Patrick Harlan at 931.380.4031.—5—

Cancer Centerenhances technologyIn March, the Cancer Center enhanced technology with the addition of image-guidedradiotherapy (IGRT) for cancer. Radiation oncologists Michael Sattasiri, M.D., andJoel Kochanski, M.D., now treat patients using the powerful new Trilogy linearaccelerator and imaging system from Varian Medical Systems, which make it possibleto deliver a wide range of ultra-precise cancer treatments with great speed.the tumor, and an On-Board Imager devicefor fast, accurate, real-time tumor tracking andautomated patient positioning.“This state-of-the-art system makes it possiblefor us to treat patients with the most advancedradiotherapy techniques, using the mostclinically efficient processes in the world,”said Dr. Sattasiri. “It provides us with moreversatility and precision than we’ve ever had forcustomizing treatments.”At the core of the Trilogy system is a highpoweredmedical linear accelerator, a machinethat rotates around the patient to deliverradiation treatments from nearly any angle.A high-precision system also incorporates amulti-leaf collimator for shaping the radiationbeam to match the three-dimensional shape ofThe Trilogy system also includes cone-beam CTimaging technology to acquire a high-quality3-D image of the tumor and surroundinganatomy. During treatment, there are changesthat occur in the position of the tumor due tonormal physiological processes. By using 3-D CTimaging, physicians are able to make positioningadjustments and treat tumors with an enhancedlevel of accuracy, while sparing the healthysurrounding tissue.“The extraordinary power and flexibility of theTrilogy system assures us that we can delivera treatment plan that gives our patients thebest and most appropriate treatment possible,”said Dr. Kochanski. “By combining the mostpowerful radiotherapy treatment machine withhigh-quality imaging, tracking and monitoringdevices, Trilogy allows us to deliver the mostaccurate treatments possible in the shortestamount of time. That translates to betteroutcomes along with greater patient comfort,since patients spend less time on the treatmenttable.”—6—

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New pacemakerdesigned for MRIenvironmentThe Heart Center at Maury Regional Medical Center is the second hospital in MiddleTennessee to utilize a new pacemaker that allows patients to safely have magnetic resonanceimaging (MRI) studies. The first procedure using this progressive technology was conducted atthe medical center on March 7, 2011 by Kevin Maquiling, M.D., an interventional cardiologiston the medical staff.“MRI is frequently used for patients with spineand disk disease, orthopedic injuries and vasculardisease. Many of our patients have avoided MRIstudies because of the potential that the imagingprocedure could interfere with the effectiveoperation of their pacemaker. It’s important to us tooffer the latest technology, which gives our patientsmore options,” said Maquiling.MRI scanners may cause traditional pacemakersto misinterpret MRI-generated electrical noise andwithhold pacing therapy or deliver unnecessarypacing therapy. The Revo MRI pacing system,when programmed into SureScan mode prior to anMRI scan, is designed to be used safely in the MRIenvironment.The Heart Center is operated in cooperation withVanderbilt University Medical Center. Heart servicesinclude cardiac evaluation and risk assessment,interventional procedures, cardiac defibrillatorand pacemaker procedures, thoracic surgery,cardiovascular surgery and cardiac rehabilitation.—8—

New hip replacement surgeryJonathan Pettit, M.D., is among the first in Middle Tennessee to utilize the anteriorapproach to hip replacement, performing the procedure at Maury Regional MedicalCenter.During total hip replacement, the ball and socket ofthe hip joint are surgically replaced with implants,which may be made from a variety of materialsincluding metal, ceramic, and/or polyethylene, amedical-grade plastic. Traditionally, the surgeonmakes an incision along the buttock or side of theleg to access the hip joint.The anterior approach to total hip replacementis an alternative ativto traditional tional hipreplacementsurgery that provides the potential for less pain,faster recovery ery and improved mobility. ity.Using thisapproach, the surgeon makes a smaller incision onthe front of the leg.“Unlike traditional hip replacement surgery, thistechnique allows the surgeon to work betweenthe muscles and tissues without detaching themfrom either the hip or thigh bones,” said Dr. Pettit.“Patients who are candidates for this procedureare likely to benefit by having a shorter recoverytimesince keymuscles are notdetached using thistechnique,” said Dr. Pettit.

FACTS AT A GLANCEAdmissions ........................................................................ 15,241Emergency Department Visits ........................................ 43,974Ambulatory Care Visits ................................................... 39,762Outpatient Registrations................................................ 230,970Births .................................................................................... 1,491Surgeries .............................................................................. 8,147Cardiac Catheterizations ................................................... 3,717Laboratory Tests .......................................................... 1,933,384Imaging Procedures ....................................................... 153,983Endoscopy Procedures..................................................... 14,066ECONOMIC IMPACTSalaries & Benefits .................................................$113,904,765COMMUNITY CONTRIBUTIONSCharity & Indigent Care .........................................$12,852,152Contribution to Maury County Government .......... $900,000Emergency Medical Services (unreimbursed).......... $705,868Community Service (17,563 hours & supply costs) $743,200Jail Health Services ....................................................... $162,301School Athletic Trainers ................................................ $93,583Statistics reflect data for the 2010-2011 fiscal, ending June 30.MRMC Service AreaHICKMANSPRING HILLHEALTHCENTERPERRYMAURYLEWISLEWISHEALTHCENTERMAURY REGIONALMEDICAL CENTERMARSHALLWAYNEMARSHALLMEDICALCENTERWAYNEMEDICALCENTERLAWRENCEGILES—10—

MAURY REGIONAL HEALTH CAREFOUNDATION2010-2011 COMMUNITY REPORTMESSAGE FROMTHE EXECUTIVEDIRECTORDuring the 2010-2011 fiscal year, the Maury Regional Health Care Foundationfunded programs and services benefiting thousands of deserving individualsthroughout our region. Due to the generosity of our donors and valuable partnershipswith area agencies, the foundation was able to increase our funding of health carerelated programs and services by 37% over last fiscal year.I am extremely proud of the community partnerships we formed last year includingthe medication assistance program we fund through the Good Samaritan program atthe Family Center of Columbia, the exercise and nutrition educational materials wefunded for all Maury County elementary schools and the After Breast Cancer (ABC)Program we funded in partnership with the YMCA of Maury County. The positivebenefits of these health care programs and services will be seen for many years tocome.We greatly appreciate the partners who so graciously contributed to the foundation inthe 2010-2011 fiscal year. The foundation continues to grow and so does our supportfor individuals in need of appropriate health care services. To learn more about thefoundation, please visit our Web site at mauryregionalfoundation.com where you cannow make donations on line.Thank you for your support of the Maury Regional Health Care Foundation and foryour compassion for individuals in need.Joe K. KilgoreExecutive Director—11—

Foundation provides more than$170,000 in programs and servicesThe Maury Regional Health Care Foundation would not be able to impact the lives of patientsand their families without the generosity of our contributors. In the past year, the foundationhas funded $172,683 in programs and services for the region including: After Breast Cancer Program with Maury County YMCA Blood pressure cuffs for home health patients Minority nursing scholarship Community Health Nurse Program Diabetes education equipment Dispensary of Hope Medication Assistance Programs DVDs for discharge education Educational conference room Employee continued education assistance Employee financial crisis assistance Equipment for childbirth education Gas cards assistance for cancer patients Good Samaritan Medication Assistance Program with theFamily Center of Columbia Maury County Schools Michigan Model for school healthmaterials Maury County Schools Take 10! program materials Minor medical equipment Music library for IV infusion patients NICU food pantry Nurses for Newborns of Tennessee - Funding for MauryCounty Pediatric family room microwave and refrigerator Scales for congestive heart failure patients The Retreat, a hospitality house for cancer patients andfamilies of patients in critical care Transportation Assistance Program Wigs, camisoles and scarves for breast cancer patients

Special thanks to our contributors(Donations received July 1, 2010 through June 30, 2011)FOUNDER($10,000 +)Balfour BeattyConstructionBritco UniformsBurger King of MauryCountyClare & Price Keller andFamilyHart Freeland Roberts, Inc.Maury Regional MedicalCenterMedAssetsMorrison ManagementSpecialtiesBENEFACTOR($5,000 - $9,999)First Farmers & MerchantsBankMedline FoundationSpecialty SurgicalInstruments, Inc.PATRON($1,000 - $4,999)A.L. Stanfield andAssociates, Inc.Abbott LaboratoriesDavid AdcoxAdvocate NetworksAmerican Cancer SocietyAmerican Paper & TwineAmerican Red CrossAtmos EnergyA-Z Office Resource, Inc.Charles A. Ball, M.D.Bard Critical CareBatten & Shaw, Inc.Charles BeamBECA CommercialFlooring Group, LLCBlue Cross Blue ShieldPhyllis BrownTommy BurnsKathryn P. CardenCommunity First Bank &TrustEslick Daniel, M.D.DellDelta ImagingEarthLink BusinessEmerson IndustrialAutomationEndo Technologies, Inc.Ferrell, Olson, Moore,Pearson, Bramlett,PLLCSydney GartenDr. Rebecca HawkinsWaymon L. HickmanHighland CorporationMr. & Mrs. Joe K. KilgoreBetty Kim, M.D.LabCorpLincoln Financial GroupLittler Mendelson, PCMadison Academy LinenServiceGreg MartinMasimoMary Jo McGeeMedical Necessities &ServicesMedical Reimbursementsof America, LLCMedtronic SpinalVanessa Beach MilesNHC – ColumbiaNHC – HillviewRobert OtwellPayment AmericaRyan PewettProSysRock Creative Images, LLCLeah RoeSmith Seckman Reid, Inc.South WesternCommunicationsSouthern RadiologyAssociatesNick & Cindy SwiftTennessee Farm BureauFederationThe CommunityFoundation of MiddleTennesseeTRH Health PlansVanderbilt Medical CenterMr. & Mrs. Fred C. WhiteGrace Wu, M.D.SPONSOR($500 - $999)Applied MedicalCharlotte BattlesBectin DickinsonJeff BinkleyKaye BrewerKevin Chunn, M.D.Rufus Clifford, M.D.John R. CollierCulleoka SchoolRosemary EdmondsMelinda FlemingJames B. FosterDr. & Mrs. Brad GilbertMr. & Mrs. TommyHarrisonGeorge Heard, M.D.Denice HornbakerCamille HowellInterior Design Services,Inc.J&S PaintingMollie JohnsonCynthia KingBetsye LedfordPatricia LentzMaura Lipp, M.D.Deborah LumpkinsNathan MillerLinda Rippey-MooreMinnie MooreJames NashLinda NicholsJames NortonApril PilkintonRJ Young Company, Inc.George RussellDana SaltersSteven Smith, M.D.Michael Tyler, D.D.S.WalmartWilliam R. WalterMr. & Mrs. Alan WatsonJanet WebbDan WheelerSUPPORTER($200 - $499)Dr. & Mrs. Jeffrey T. AdamsRodney AdamsCarey AlbrightApril AllenSteve AttkissonMike BarrMary Darlene BaxterVictor Beck, D.D.S.Karen BellGeorge Tony BentonNancy BlackburnTed BradshawDebbie BrattonAngela BrownSheila ButtClay ButtreyTy CobbColonel Littleton Ltd., Inc.Columbia Cancer InstituteColumbia Paint andWallcoverSandra CondonTerr y CookJohn CorsoDavid CraigMichele CraigBrandy CrowellMatthew Ryan DarksAnnette DixonRhonda DoerflingerEmdeon BusinessJanet FlispartDustin FlowersLinda L. FosterDwight & Cindy FoxRonald L. FranksFresh PointGina GravesTeresa GrimmettLarry HaggardMr. & Mrs. Tom HarmonRobert Harris, Jr.Kirby HedrickMaureen HicksFrances HoltMelissa HuffThomas HumphreysClaudia JackLisa JacksonMike JerniganMelody JohnsonMarie KempDoug Kennedy, M.D.Michelle KennedyPorter KingCindy KingtonHolly KunzEdward LancasterBob LaxtonCarrie LongSusan MacArthurCathy MaloneSharon MartinBeverly MayScott McCall, M.D.Lisa M. McClainMedQuistBrent MoodyJennifer MurksNational HealthcareReviewNurses Executive CouncilHouston ParksDiane Perry-CraigCharlton Peter, D.P.M.Deborah PoarchPratt CorrugatedHarold PrestonBeverly Kay RayburnRobert Orr-Sysco FoodServiceMelinda SandsMike SearsRebecca Severe, M.D.Mike ShortMartha SpiresKaren SpiveyJoan StephensPaula StreeterKim SuttonMary TidwellBeth ToshPatricia A. TrousdaleFaye TuckerTamara TurnerJames VincentJackie WelchJulia WestPam WilliamsRita WilliamsDouglas W. WilliamsonRonald Shane WilsonShelli Woody—13—

WaltonLegacySocietyestablishedfor plannedgivingLast year, the board of trustees of the Maury Regional Health Care Foundation established theWalton Legacy Society in honor of Dr. Charles D. Walton, a physician who was the prominentforce in bringing Maury County Hospital, now known as Maury Regional Medical Center,to life.The Walton Legacy Society was established to recognize individuals who have rememberedthe foundation in their estate planning with a financial gift. Mr. Waymon L. Hickman, seniorchairman of First Farmers and Merchants Bank and long-time chairman of the medicalcenter’s board of directors, was the first individual to pledge a deferred gift to the foundation.“I have been associated with Maury Regional for more than 25 years. As a not-for-profitorganization, they are committed to serving the health care needs of all individuals regardlessof their financial resources. When the foundation was established, I knew it would serve toenhance the difference that the medical center makes in the lives of others by assisting thoseless fortunate. By providing a gift through my estate, I will help enable the foundation to assistfuture generations,” said Hickman.—14—

You can help us make a differenceThe foundation has provided assistance in many areas of need. With your generous gifts, we can doeven more. Gifts are tax deductible to the extent allowed by the law. Gifts of endowment (plannedgiving) are an especially rewarding way of giving. If you would like more information, please call thefoundation at 931.380.4075. If you want to help now, please fill out the form below and mail it, alongwith your contribution, to:MAURY REGIONAL HEALTH CARE FOUNDATION1224 Trotwood AvenueColumbia, Tennessee 38401I wish my gift to bedesignated as follows: Area of Greatest Need Cancer Fund Cardiology Fund Community Health Fund Diabetes Fund Medication Assistance Fund NICU Fund Palliative (end of life) Care Fund Pediatric Fund Women’s Center Fund Youth Health Initiatives FundFor a complete descriptionof funds, visitmauryregionalfoundation.comMy gift is being given:Name _______________________________________________________(as you wish it to appear in print)Spouse’s Name ________________________________________________Address _____________________________________________________Phone ______________________________________________________E-mail ______________________________________________________Enclosed is my/our contribution of $ ______________________________(Make checks payable to Maury Regional Health Care Foundation)( ) $100 ( ) $75 ( ) $50 ( ) $25 ( ) Other $ ________________ MasterCard Visa # ______________________________________Expires ______________________________________________________Print name as it appears on the card _______________________________Signature ____________________________________________________Please notify: In memory of _____________________________ In honor of _______________________________Occasion _________________________________Mr./Mrs./Ms. ________________________________Name ______________________________________Address ____________________________________City _______________________________________State ____________________Zip Code ___________Phone _____________________________________—15—

MESSAGE FROMTHE BOARDCHAIRMANMaury Regional Medical Center and the Maury Regional Health CareFoundation make significant contributions to our community each year.From improving the health of patients to assisting those who are lessfortunate, the physicians, employees and volunteers impact the lives ofpatients every day.The medical center has come a long way since its beginning in 1953. It hasgrown from a small community hospital to a regional specialty center. Inthe past three years, the organization has attained numerous recognitionsfor their commitment to clinical quality, including being named a 10 TopHealth System and 100 Top Hospital by Thomson Reuters in a nationalstudy comparing Maury Regional to some of the most distinguishedmedical centers in the country. They have also achieved the Premier Awardfor Quality and the Quest Award for High-Value Health Care.These awards serve as evidence to this organization’s commitment toprovide world-class care for our region. I am proud to be a part of anorganization so deeply committed to the community.Doug WilliamsonChairman, Board of Trustees

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