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Maury Regional Medical Center May 2009 Vol. XXVIII, Issue 5
Maury Regional EMS Receives Heroic Award
Maury Regional Emergency Medical Services (EMS) received the
EMS Star of Life Award for their efforts to aid Sergeant Brian Owens,
a member of the Maury County Sheriff’s Department who was shot in
the line of duty in December 2008.
The EMS Star of Life event honored the accomplishments of EMS
personnel from across the state who provide exemplary life-saving
care to adult and pediatric patients. The award was presented May
12 at the Tennessee Emergency Medical Services for Children (TN
EMSC) Award Ceremony in Nashville where response scenarios were
presented and EMS caregivers were reunited with the individuals they
treated.
“I could not be more proud of our staff and the professionalism that
they exhibited in a difficult situation. Coming to the aid of any victim
of violence is difficult, but when it is one of your own—an emergency
responder who was attempting to provide aid to another—it’s heartwrenching,”
said Steve Fuston, EMS director. “Our employees worked
closely with the Vanderbilt LifeFlight crew in providing the care that Sergeant Owens needed in route to Vanderbilt.”
Maury Regional EMS personnel honored were Michael Bridges, EMT-P; Danny Cupples, EMT-P, shift supervisor;
Joshua McClarren, EMT-P; Garry McPeak, EMT-IV; Jennifer Murks, EMT-IV; Amanda Watson Schatz, EMT-P;
and George Whitwell, EMT-IV. Vanderbilt LifeFlight personnel honored were Patrick Hall, EMT/RN and Daniel Horne,
EMT/RN.
Pictured left to right are Schatz, Horne, Murks,
Patrick Hall, Sergeant Owens, McPeak, Michael
Bridges, McClarren, Cupples, and Fuston. Not
pictured is George Whitwell.
see EMS Award, page 7
National Hospital Week and National Nurses Week
National Hospital Week was May 11-17 and National Nurses Week
was May 6-12. Maury Regional Medical Center (MRMC) recognized these
weeks with a variety of activities for employees. The medical center held a
National Hospital Week meal (left) on May 14 and 16, in which employees
enjoyed hot dogs and hamburgers. Pictured at the event are (left to right)
Kristen Wayne, contract compliance analyst; Dawn Cashion, senior decision
support analyst; Chad Williams, cost/decision support analyst; Donna
Hall, decision support analyst; and Cindy Woodard, reimbursement analyst.
In recognition of National Nurses Week, County Mayor James Bailey,
Jr. (pictured at right, center) signed a proclamation, officially honoring the
nurses in the community during the week. Pictured with Mayor Bailey
are MRMC nurses (seated, left to right) Director of Adult Medicine/Oncology
Services Diane Perry, Vice President of Nursing Services Deborah
Lumpkins, (standing, left to right) Director of Orthopedic/Neurology Services
Carey Albright, Marie Ruthsatz, Third West Nurse Manager Michele
Craig, and Patti Hollinsworth.
see Hospital and Nurses Week, page 3

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New Employees
April 2009
Home Services
Lynn Henson
Laboratory
Trisha Diehl
Nursing
Andrea Frazier
Kristie Russell
Joy Siringer
Births
Lindsey Himes, Surgery, and her
husband, Chris, welcomed Casen
Christian David Himes on April 29.
He weighed 7 lbs. and 1 oz.
In Memory of
Jack Wells, a retiree, passed away
on April 20. He worked in
Laboratory and was employed by
MRMC from 1966 to 1999.
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2009 Recognition of Service
More than 250 employees were recognized for their many years of service
at the Service Awards Banquet on May 12 at the Memorial Building.
Addie Scott, Food and Nutrition, was also named Service Champion of the
Year.
Five Years Ten Years
Above: (l-r, seated) Tunisia Chaney, Natalie Whittaker,
Rachel Hewitt, Melissa Hughes, Clara
Braden, Rachel Allred, Laura Tatum, Annette
Dixon, Keefe Cothran, (standing), CEO Robert
Otwell, Milinda Cothran, Jonathon Counts, Hannah
Dipiro, Rodney Lockridge, Joe Shelby, Jeremy
Winningham, April Stephenson, Allison Pigg, Rodney
Adams, Christina Henze, Tamara Turner, Vickie
Potts, Chris Smith, Harriet Ebert, and Board of
Trustees Chairman Doug Williamson.
Fifteen Years
Above: (l-r) Otwell, Fred Armstrong, John Vernon,
Betty Lentz, Judy Culberson, Rick Harris, Bobby
Underwood, and Williamson.
Twenty-Five Years
Above: (l-r) Otwell, Donnita Alderson, Rosemary
Martin, Shawn Woodard, Mary Sneed, Donna
Church, Darlene Baxter, and Williamson.
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Above: (l-r, seated) Kay Runions, Natalie Counts,
Carey Albright, Valerie Yeiser, Connie Thomason,
Brenda Chapman, Karen Lightfoot (standing) Otwell,
Mike Harris, Wayne England, Amy Lomax,
Gail Bumgarner, Melissa Haymons, Barbara Long,
Garrick Jones, Cynthia Nunley, and Williamson.
Twenty Years
Above: (l-r, seated) Kathy Brashears, Julie Espinoza,
Lena Young, Shirley Whitwell, Cathy Lamar,
Linda Scott, Pat Woodard, Kathy Price, (standing)
Otwell, Martha Belew, Natalie Hudspeth,
Tim Darrington, Heather Bowen, Belinda Beard,
Warren Davis, Terry Cotham, Pat Coleman, and
Williamson.
Thirty Years
Above: (l-r, seated) Mike Bergman, Sherry Ledbetter,
Lynn Chunn, Sharon Dobbins, Sue Harris,
Annette Bell, Ron Agnew, (standing) Otwell, Sylvia
Gordon, Sue Mitchell, Rhonda Burkeen, Patti
Hollinsworth, Connie Lentz, Judy Hankins, Julie
Gilbreath, and Williamson.

Thirty-Five Years
Above: (l-r) Otwell, Tony Johnson, Cheryl Edlin,
Sandra Beard, Kathy Graves, Alma Davidson,
and Williamson.
Service Champion of the Year
Above: Otwell and Service Champion of the Year
Addie Scott.
MRMC Educates Students on Cancer
Throughout April and into May, MRMC provided self-examination education
to 11th grade students in several Maury County schools. Dr. Anthony
Khim, a specialist in urology, discussed testicular exams,
while Julie Heffington, childbirth coordinator, discussed
breast self-examination. Approximately 350 students participated
in the events.
Paula Streeter, community health nurse, coordinated
the presentations with the principals of Hampshire, Mt.
Pleasant and Spring Hill high schools. The presentations
will be scheduled next school year and will again be open
to all Maury County schools.
Dr. Khim
Hospital and Nurses Week, from page 1
As part of MRMC Nurses Week, the medical center sponsored a food
drive to benefit a local charity, The Harvest Share Food Pantry. According
to Perry, nurses week committee chair, the drive, titled “Giving Back
to the Community,” is the first
MRMC annual drive of its kind
to assist the local community.
More than 5,600 items were
donated through the drive and
delivered to Harvest Share
Food Pantry. Pictured at right
are medical center employees
ready to deliver a truck full of
non-perishable items to the
food pantry.
As part of the Nurses Week celebration, the 2009 Nursing Awards were
held. Clinical Excellence Award winners were Deborah Brown, Sixth West;
Georgia Arms, Nursery; Pam Winters, Third West; Dan Seeley, Emergency
Department; Tim Dickey, Endoscopy; and April Kelly, CCU. The charge
nurse of the year was Lisa Pogue, Sixth West. The 2009 preceptor of the
year was Stacey Perry, Sixth West. The Nightingale Award went to Vicki
Robnett, CSVD.
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Cardiac Rehab
Hosts Reunion
Maury Regional Medical Center
hosted a reunion for cardiac and
pulmonary rehabilitation patients on
Thursday, April 30, in the Auxiliary
Conference Room, giving former patients
the opportunity to celebrate
with old friends.
Dr. Maura Lipp, a specialist in
pulmonary and critical care, was the
guest speaker and addressed living
with lung disease. Entertainment and
refreshments were provided to graduates
and their families.
Exercise Physiologist Thomas Cobb
(center) is pictured with local music artists
performing at the cardiopulmonary
rehab reunion on April 30.
MRMC Presents
Seminar
Maury Regional Medical Center
hosted a free seminar presented by
Dr. Ryan Duncan on advances in sinus
surgery on May 21.
Dr. Ryan Duncan,
an ear, nose
and throat specialist,
discussed
new technologies
in sinus surgery
including balloon
sinuplasty, which
gently restructures
and opens narrow
Dr. Duncan
sinus passageways, restoring normal
drainage and function. In addition, he
addressed emerging treatments for
inhalant and food allergies.

Stephanie Anderson
Community High
Mary Webb,
Grandmother,
Nursing
Linda Gail Crigger
A.A.S., Columbia
State Community
College (CSCC)
Plant Operations
Grace Earnest
Columbia Central
High
Ginger Earnest,
Nursing
Matthew T. Gobble
Collinwood High
Robert Anderson,
Stepfather, EMS
Sarah Beth Heard
Pharm.D., University
of Mississippi
Dr. George J.
Heard, Jr.
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Maury Regional Medical Center Congratulates the
Robert Todd
Becker
Centennial High
Debbie Becker,
Home Services
Kanaan Crowell
Lewis County High
Brenda Crowell,
Grandmother,
Lewis Health
Center
Joseph Max
Edmonds
B.S., UT Chattanooga
Rosemary Edmonds,
Home Services
Gentry Gordon
Columbia Central
High
Reeva Gordon,
Surgery
Joshua Hogan
B.S., Tennessee
Tech University
Brenda Hogan,
Quality Services
CLASS OF 2009
Jessica Bytwerk
B.A., Trevecca
Nazarene University
Pharmacy
Jillian Breann Curry
B.S., Vanderbilt
University
Rhonda Curry,
Nursing
Joshua Farmer
Zion Christian
Academy
Dr. Thomas W.
Farmer
Morgan Ansley
Gordon
Santa Fe High
Jennifer Alley,
Grandmother,
Switchboard
Christine Hoover
Hickman County
High
Calvin Hoover,
Materials
Management
Lucy Lauren
Fleming
B.A., Trevecca
University
Melinda Fleming,
Pharmacy
Blake Graves
Wayne County
High
Robin Graves,
Nursing
Phillip Jenkins
Hickman County
High
Wayne Scott,
Grandfather,
Plant Operations
Bekki Callaro
Columbia Central
High
Phyllis Callaro,
Nursing
Cassie Davis
B.B.A., MTSU
Debbie Davis,
Imaging
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Trace Michael
Forrester
Lewis County High
Tammy Forrester,
Business Office
Courtney Hancock
Columbia Central
High
Jerry Coulter,
Stepfather,
Food & Nutrition
Rachael Marie
Kightlinger
Richland High
James Kightlinger,
Surgery
Michael Callaro
B.A., Full Sail
University
Phyllis Callaro,
Nursing
Robert (BJ) Davis
Columbia Central
High
Glenda Davis,
Laboratory
Allen Foster
Columbia Academy
Beth Foster,
Anesthesia
Robert Harris
Columbia Central
High
Dr. Gaylon L.
Harris
Ethan Lacher
Wayne County
High
Marisa Holt,
Nursing
Kimberly Clayton
B.S.N., Middle
Tennessee State
University (MTSU)
Quality Services
Sara E. Dickey
Summertown High
Anita Dickey,
Laboratory
Erin Fulks
B.S., Harding
University
Dr. K. Dwayne
Fulks
Matt Hastings
Page High
Gary Hastings,
Laboratory
Lauren Houston
Land
Columbia Central
High
Cindy Land,
PACU
Linda Clayton
B.S.N., MTSU
Nursing
Matthew Dodd
B.S., MTSU
Glenda Dodd,
Staff Development
Tyler Gallaher
Columbia Central
High
Paula Streeter,
Foundation
Trever Hawkins
B.S.N., MTSU
Nursing
Wes Lentz
Columbia Central
High
Connie Lentz,
Human Resources

Kristen Loveless
A.S., Tennessee
State University
Kathy Loveless,
Lewis Health
Center
Brittany Munsie
Zion Christian
Academy
Brian Munsie,
Materials
Management
Steffen Pelletier
Columbia Central
High
Dr. Michael J.
Pelletier
Krystle Romero
Columbia Central
High
Karen Romero,
Food & Nutrition
Rayanna Silva
Centennial High
Fernando DaSilva,
Physical Medicine
Evan Vineyard
Summertown High
Doug Vineyard,
EMS
James H. Mabry, II
Summertown High
Linda Mabry,
Grandmother,
Surgery
Laura Starr
Murdock
B.S., UT Martin
Kim Murdock, Staff
Development
Analisa Elena
Podgorski
Columbia Academy
Dr. Gary T.
Podgorski
Caleb D. Rubert
Columbia Academy
Lori Rubert,
Patient Access
Kody Sisk
Lawrence County
High
Beverly Sisk,
Imaging
Luke Warf
Santa Fe High
Debbie Warf,
Nursing
Colton Mathis
Lewis County High
Amy Mathis,
Lewis Health
Center
Benjamin Tucker
Newton
Summertown High
Renee Newton,
Anesthesia
Carina Maria
Podgorski
J.D., Emory
University
Dr. Gary T.
Podgorski
Matt Rummage
Columbia Central
High
Pam Rummage,
Patient Access
Hunter Stinson
Columbia Central
High
Mark Stinson,
Laboratory
Robert W. Webb
Columbia Central
High
Masel Massey,
Grandmother,
Environmental
Services
Ben Mattox
Loretto High
Judy Griggs,
Nursing
Whitney Nichols
Richland High
Kristi Nichols,
Physical Medicine
G.T. Podgorski
B.S., Maryville
College
Dr. Gary T.
Podgorski
Brennan Runions
Mt. Pleasant High
Shawn Runions
Woodard,
Nursing
Jimmy Streeter
Spring Hill High
Paula Streeter,
Stepmother,
Foundation
Allison Weis
B.S., University of
NC at Chapel Hill
Dr. Victoria J.
DeVito
Brittney Michelle
Sullivan
Independence High
Geraldine Gowan,
Environmental
Services
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Wesley Rashad
McClain
Columbia Central
High
Felicia McClain,
Patient Access
Trent Osborn
Lawrence County
High
Jill Hooper,
Nursing
Shannon Pruitt
Spring Hill High
Nancy Pruitt,
Patient Accounts
Marie Ruthsatz
B.S.N., MTSU
Nursing
Samantha White
B.S., University of
AL in Huntsville
Erin White,
Primary Health/
Minor Care Clinic
Khrysten Rae
McEvers
Lewis County High
Dacia McEvers,
Nursing
Stephen Parey
Battle Ground
Academy
Dr. Stephen E.
Parey
Ethan Daniel
Purcell
Lawrence County
High
Barbara Purcell,
Nursing
Ashley Sauve
Spring Hill High
Ken MacNair,
Grandfather,
Plant Operations
Macy Elizabeth
Swanager
Smryna High
Bobbie Baird,
Grandmother,
HIM
Staci White
A.S., CSCC
Erin White, Primary
Health/Minor Care
Clinic
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Taylor Michals
Columbia Central
High
Christine Michals,
Nursing
Jessica LaJoyce
Payne
Santa Fe High
Betty Payne,
Security
Kelly Rash
Columbia Central
High
Nancy Rash,
Imaging
Matthew Seybold
Centennial High
Beth Seybold, GM
Spring Hill Mfg &
SNU
Brittany Taylor
Columbia Central
High
Ann Taylor,
Surgery
Lyssa Wiles
Marshall County
High
Mary Wiles,
Information
Technology
Jon Morrow
Culleoka High
Vickie Morrow,
Respiratory Care
Joanna Brooke
Peden
Richland High
Norma Peden,
EMS
Patrick Ray
Spring Hill High
Deborah Poarch,
Laboratory
Emily Shadix
Loretto High
John Shadix,
EMS
Douglas Taylor
Columbia Academy
Richard Taylor,
Information
Technology
DeAngelo Williams
Spring Hill High
Alma Davidson,
Grandmother,
Endoscopy

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Letters of Thanks
To MRMC employees:
I recently spent some time at
Maury Regional Medical Center
while my mom, Carolyn Belew,
was a patient. Sadly, she passed
away March 31, 2009…I wanted
you to know that my brother, sister
and I were thoroughly impressed
by the kindness and professionalism
exhibited by your staff, physicians
and volunteers. My family
and I could not have asked for a
better hospital or group of people.
My mom received exemplary care
administered by a dedicated and
passionate team.
My mom was admitted through
the emergency center to CCU. She
stayed in CCU for several days and
the staff was so attentive to our
needs. They let us visit often and
stay longer than posted. They kept
us informed. They consoled and
encouraged us. They were genuinely
interested in our well-being.
After undergoing a couple of
surgical procedures my mom was
moved to the Stepdown Unit and
again experienced an outpouring
of superb care. The nurses, technicians,
therapists and other staff
members were attentive to all her
needs and requests.
Please express my appreciation
to your management team,
nursing leadership, and ancillary
staff and management. You have a
fine hospital and an extraordinary
staff.
~Dewayne Belew
Editor’s Note:
In error, we reported in the
March 2009 issue of The VitaLink
that the Scrub Sale sold $3,600
worth of products. The correct
amount is $36,000.
Foundation News
Healthy Living Cookbook Released
The Heart Center at Maury Regional Medical Center
(MRMC) recently released “Cooking for Life,” a cookbook
featuring recipes for healthy living, information on the Heart
Center and tips for heart healthy eating. The Maury Regional Healthcare
Foundation will use all proceeds to
support cardiac patients.
“There are a number of lifestyle
choices that contribute to having a
healthy heart, and having a nutritious
diet low in fats and cholesterol is one
of them,” said Dr. Janice Vinson, a
specialist in cardiology on the medi-
cal staff at MRMC who is quoted and
pictured in the cookbook. “Being heart
healthy doesn’t mean giving up taste.
Numerous, flavorful and filling recipes
are included in the cookbook such as
Greek lasagna, smothered pork chops
and raspberry chocolate soufflé.”
Recipes include tasty appetizers and seasonings, hearty breakfast items,
salads, sides, sauces, enticing entrees and decadent desserts. A nutritional
see Cookbook, page 7
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Local business owner Keith Baker is
pictured buying the first cookbook from
Cathy Malone, administrative director of
cardiovascular services (left), and Dr.
Vinson.
Insurance Considerations While
Traveling
Summer vacation season is upon us and
here are a few guidelines to follow should you have to utilize
your BlueCross BlueShield (BCBS) benefits away from home:
1. Always take a copy of your insurance card with you on any trip as
it contains specific information regarding your plan’s network and
group/member identification numbers.
2. In the event of an emergency, go to the nearest hospital and call
BCBST customer service at 800.565.9140 to ensure prior authorization
of services. You must also call within 24 hours if you are admitted.
3. For non-emergency related care, call 800.810.BLUE (2583) to locate
a doctor or hospital within the U.S. (outside of Tennessee).
4. For travel outside of the U.S., verify your international benefits with
the Worldwide Service Center at 800.810.BLUE before your trip. They
will also instruct you on whom to call should you need assistance in
an emergency or hospitalization while out of the country.
In most cases, you should not have to pay up front for inpatient care at
participating hospitals except for the usual out-of-pocket ($100 ER co-pay,
deductible, etc.) expenses. The hospital should submit any claims on your
behalf directly to BCBST. However, you may have to pay up front for care
received from non-participating doctors and hospitals.
Additional information may be found online at bcbst.com or by contacting
Cindy Wilmore in Human Resources at extension 1096.

EMS Award,
from page 1
Brian Owens praised those who
came to his rescue, “I have worked
with the EMS personnel in Maury
County for several years at accident
scenes and other traumatic situations
and have always appreciated what
they did for the community. But when
I was the one receiving their care it really
hit home. Words cannot express
the gratitude I feel for what they did for
me on December 10, 2008. Their fast
response and professionalism ensuring
my safe transport to Vanderbilt is
something I will be forever thankful
for. Maury County is fortunate to have
such an excellent group of emergency
health care professionals. I was so
happy to see them getting the recognition
they are so deserving of at the
EMS Awards banquet. They are my
heroes. Because of their care and
the good people at Vanderbilt I was
able to return back to work on April 6.
Just saying thank you doesn’t seem
like enough, but I really do appreciate
them and look forward to working
with them in the future.”
Cookbook, from page 6
analysis is provided for each recipe,
listing the number of calories, grams
of fat, carbohydrates, fiber and more.
“Cooking for Life” is available for
purchase for $18.95 plus tax at the
MRMC Gift Shop, as well as Lewis
Health Center, Marshall Medical
Center and Wayne Medical Center.
Phone orders may be made by calling
the Maury Regional Healthcare
Foundation at 931.380.4075.
Service Champion of the Month Award
Carolyn Bumpas, mail clerk for Materials
Management, was named April’s
Service Champion of the Month. Bumpas
has been an employee of the medical center
for more than six years.
“No matter what Carolyn is doing, her
genuine kindness and contagious smile are
always evident. She is always willing to take
Service Champion of the month
Bumpas is pictured with Comerford
and CEO Robert Otwell.
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on new tasks or help others. Carolyn is a
very dedicated employee of the medical
center and is very deserving of this honor,”
said Tedd Comerford, chief resource officer.
Auxiliary Elects New Board
A new Auxiliary board was installed
on May 19. New board members are Joe
Bell, president; Gail Lee, vice president;
Dorothy Witherow, treasurer; Judy Shackelford,
recording secretary; and Joe Anne
Moore, corresponding secretary.
“I have greatly enjoyed working with
outgoing Auxiliary President Dot Grimmitt
and thank her for the time and effort she
so graciously devoted to the Auxiliary. I
Pictured are newly-installed board
also welcome Joe, our first male president, members (l-r) Witherow, Moore,
into his new role. I look forward to work- Shackelford, Lee and Bell.
ing with all of the board members over the
next couple of years,” said Cindy Fox, director of volunteer services.
Donations Made to MRMC
Pediatrics—Members of the King’s
Daughters and Sons Virginia Mai Kittrell Circle
of Mt. Pleasant (left) made a generous donation
to the pediatric unit of the medical center,
according to Linda Foster, nurse manager.
The organization, whose focus is on literacy
and autism, collected more than 100
books for the nurses to distribute to pediatric
patients.
Foundation—Chuck Byrn, Columbia
Central High School teacher, (pictured at
right, on left) coordinated the donation of water
and hygiene products to The Retreat in
honor of his wife, Nancy, a cancer survivor
and former patient. Also pictured are Columbia
Central student Holly Cox (center), who
designed a poster promoting the effort, and
Rebecca Marion, special education teacher.

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June Calendar of Events
1 2 3 6
New Employee Orientation
(8 a.m., Auxiliary Conf. Room, call
380.4017)
8
Expectant Parent Class: Labor
(7-9 p.m., call 490.7046)
13
Expectant Parent Class:
Breastfeeding
(10 a.m.-noon, call 490.7046)
20
Free Tours of Labor & Delivery
for expectant parents and families
(9:30 a.m., 490.7046)
Expectant Parent Class: Siblings
(10 a.m.-noon, call 490.7046)
Expectant Parent Class: Infant CPR
(Noon, call 490.7046)
New Employee Orientation
(8 a.m., Auxiliary Conf. Room, call
380.4017)
Diabetes Education Group
(11:30 a.m., PDR1, call 540.4324)
Community CPR Program
(6-8:30 p.m., Auxiliary Conf. Room,
call 381.1111, ext. 2334)
9
Free Blood Pressure Check
(9:30-10:30 a.m., Columbia
Senior Center, call 490.4600)
15
Breast Cancer Support Group
(5:30 p.m., call 381.1111, ext.
4166)
Expectant Parent Class: Delivery
(7-9 p.m., call 490.7046)
23
Health Talk
(10 a.m., Mt. Pleasant Community
Center, call 381.1111, ext. 4343)
Health Screenings
(10 a.m.-noon, Columbia Housing
Authority, call 381.1111, ext. 4343)
Breastfeeding Support Group
(11 a.m.-1 p.m., West Seventh
Church of Christ, call 490.7074)
Maury Regional Medical Center
1224 Trotwood Avenue
Columbia, Tennessee 38401
Return Service Requested
Expectant Parent Class:
Comprehensive Course
(9 a.m.-2 p.m., call 490.7046)
11 12
Scrub Sale
(7 a.m.-7 p.m., Auxiliary Conf. Room)
17
Breastfeeding Support Group
(11 a.m.-1 p.m., West Seventh
Church of Christ, call 490.7074)
25
Ostomy Support Group
(10 a.m. & 6 p.m., call 540.4172)
Infertility Support Group
(6:00-7:30 p.m., call 490.7046)
Scrub Sale
(7 a.m.-4 p.m., Auxiliary Conf. Room)
Free Blood Pressure Check
(10 a.m.-noon, People’s Table at
First United Methodist Church, call
381.1111, ext. 4343)
19
Free Blood Pressure Check
(10 a.m.-noon, People’s Table at
First United Methodist Church, call
381.1111, ext. 4343)
27
Expectant Parent Class: Baby Basics
(10 a.m.-noon, call 490.7046)
29
Expectant Parent Class: Post Partum
(7-9 p.m., call 490.7046)