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EDie Software Delivers Faster, More Effective Emergency Care .................... 3Ray Appointed Interim VP of Quality & Resource Management ................... 4

Spirit of St. Claire Award Recipients ............................................................. 7Volunteers Receive President's Service Award ............................................. 8

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St. Claire Receives $725,000 to Help Combat the Opioid EpidemicU.S. Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell (R-KY) announced August 12, that St. Claire HealthCare will receive $725,000 from the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) as part of the Rural Communities Opioid Response Program to support the use of medication-assisted treatment in rural communities.

“I applaud the Trump Administration for its work to help fight the opioid and substance abuse addiction plaguing the Commonwealth and our nation. The funding provided to St. Claire HealthCare under this grant program is welcome news and will be put to good use in helping to fight the opioid epidemic,” said Senator McConnell. “Northeast Kentucky continues to confront the opioid epidemic, with many counties experiencing alarmingly high drug-overdose rates. St. Claire HealthCare will use this funding to expand its current medication-assisted treatment services and implement these services in other rural health clinics.”

“St. Claire HealthCare is very appreciative of any assistance to help fight opioid use disorders,” said Donald H. Lloyd, II, St. Claire HealthCare President and CEO. “The growing

and unprecedented opioid epidemic is a critical issue for public health and medical care throughout the country. As providers of health care, we owe it to our patients and the communities we serve to be the gatekeepers of pain medicine prescriptions and to facilitate access to treatment for addictions.”

“St. Claire HealthCare is thrilled to receive this award, as it allows us to increase the number of access points where Northeastern Kentuckians with an opioid use disorder can receive evidence-based care,” said David A. Gross, St. Claire’s administrative director for education and research, who will administer the project. “Our region continues to feel the effects of the opioid epidemic, but we firmly believe that expanding medication-assisted treatment services at our Frenchburg Family Medicine clinic and implementing MAT at our Olive Hill, Owingsville, and Sandy Hook sites will aid in the recovery of those battling opioid addiction. Senator McConnell’s support was instrumental to St. Claire being selected for this funding and we look forward to continued collaborations with his office in our future efforts to combat the opioid epidemic.”

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EDie software delivers patient information when, where, and how it’s needed to save lives.St. Claire HealthCare emergency room physicians now have new, state-of-the-art software that helps them obtain their patient’s past medical history from other health care systems which allow them to make faster, more informed treatment decisions. The software called EDie, Emergency Department Information Exchange, was developed by Salt Lake City-based Collective Medical Technologies and is being provided at no cost to St. Claire HealthCare by the Kentucky Hospital Association thanks to a $250,000 grant from the Anthem Foundation.

“Until now, when a patient came into our Emergency Room, we didn’t have the time or data access needed for a thorough medical history review if medical care had taken place in medical facilities outside of St. Claire HealthCare’s health system,” said Philip C. Overall, St. Claire Emergency Services Medical Director. “We often had to make treatment decisions in the moment based on limited information.”

EDie collects data from thousands of hospitals, urgent treatment clinics, outpatient clinics, and health plans. It then packages needed data for emergency situations and delivers critical information to the emergency physician in real time, the instant it’s needed. In one concise report, St. Claire emergency providers can see patient history, visit summaries, medical providers, security events, and even care recommendations like preferred language and drug allergies.

Dr. Overall says EDie consolidates information from multiple sources that would take hours to obtain otherwise, and lets emergency physicians make faster, more informed clinical decisions.

“Information is a powerful tool in medicine, especially in emergency medicine, when life and death decisions must be made quickly,” said Dr. Overall.

The Kentucky Hospital Association is making EDie software available to hospitals across the commonwealth.

“One particularly powerful application of this technology is in fighting Kentucky’s opioid epidemic,” explained KHA President Nancy Galvagni. “Emergency room hopping’ is a serious obstacle in helping people suffering from addiction, and this software can tell a treating physician if the patient has a history of ER visits for pain treatment. EDie can be the difference between enabling addiction and treating it.”

The Anthem Foundation, the philanthropic arm of Anthem Blue Cross and Blue Shield in Kentucky, awarded the Kentucky Hospital Association this $250,000 grant as part of the organization’s efforts to create a more effective health care system.

“At Anthem, our mission is to simplify health care and improve lives and communities. Breaking down information silos is a critical component of achieving that goal,” said Anthem Blue Cross and Blue Shield in Kentucky President Kennan Wethington. “We’re incredibly proud of this exciting partnership because it will put EDie technology in the hands of more physicians as more and more forward-thinking hospitals choose to participate.”

SCH Implements New ER Information System to Deliver Faster, More Effective Emergency Care

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Lisa Ray Appointed Interim Vice President of Quality and Resource ManagementSt. Claire HealthCare is proud to announce the appointment of Lisa Ray as Interim Vice President of Quality and Resource Management, following the retirement of Linda Fultz.

Lisa joined SCH in September 2006, and has served in various roles. Lisa has most recently served on the Quality Resource Management team as Manager of Performance Improvement and Quality Management. She has also been instrumental in providing guidance and oversight of our accreditation compliance.

We are excited that Lisa has agreed to serve in this capacity as we continue implementing our transition plan to find a permanent Vice President of Quality and Resource Management. Please join us in welcoming and supporting Lisa in this new role.

In an effort to reduce costs and resources, beginning in September, the Newsbrief will become a monthly publication with a new look!

New editions will be published the second Wednesday of each month.

Also, we will no longer be mailing out this publication, but the Newsbrief will continue to be available online 24/7 at www.st-claire.org/newsbrief.

If you are not currently receiving the Newsbrief via email, but would like to be added to our distribution list, please email [email protected].

Hard copies will continue to be available on the main information board located on the 1st floor of the hospital near the main elevators. Additional printed copies can be made available upon request.

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MyHealth Patient Portal Offers Self Enrollment ..................................... 3

Anniversary Sale & Customer Appreciation Event ..............................4-5

Sunflower Appreciation .............................................................

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A Special Donation from Our Volunteers ..................................................... 7


Introducing the Rural Physician

Leadership Program Class of 2023

Submitted by Rebecca Todd, MD

St. Claire HealthCare proudly welcomes the newly-announced Rural

Physician Leadership Program (RPLP) Class of 2023. These 12 students

began coursework in Lexington on July 29 and will move to Morehead in two

years to participate in clinical rotations.

The RPLP would like to thank all those physicians and community members

who served in the admission process last year and helped us select this

excellent group of medical students. We look forward to seeing these young

men and women during their clinical rotations in two years.

Read more on page 2.

Hanna Carr – Versailles

Adam Caskey – Tollesboro

Everett Curry – Winchester

Emily Gosser – Paris

Hannah Hillard – Mount Vernon

Reagon Linton – Pikeville

Kassidy Price – Louisa

Warren Price – Louisa

Kalee Rusnak – South Shore

Shelly Stiltner – Ashcamp

Katelyn Ward – Pikeville

Kaylee Wilson – Science Hill

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Registration Now Open for Annual Benefit Golf Outing ......................... 2FREE Surgical Weight Loss Seminar ....................................................... 3 Retirement Celebrations ............................................................................. 4Cancer Survivorship & Rehabilitation Symposium ....................................... 6


Rebecca Downs – LPNFor a lot people the hospital represents something bad, that either you or someone you know is sick and in need of medical intervention. This was true for one of our patients at St. Claire Family Medicine in Owingsville, where a regular office visit turned into a gateway for a hospital admission. After the patient learned that he needed to be seen in the Emergency Department for additional testing, he was wrapped in fear and totally resistant to the idea and unfamiliarity of it all. But, in this moment Rebecca Downs, who the patient identifies as HIS nurse, stepped up to the plate. Not only did she work diligently to calm his fears and convince him of the importance but she actually drove to Morehead and accompanied him during his ER visit. Rebecca’s actions demonstrated her commitment and compassion which are the core values of our organization.

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SCH Staff Receive Recognition with Spirit of St. Claire AwardSubmitted by McKenna SpenceCongratulations to Rebecca Downs, LPN (left), and Stacey Triplett, RT, ROC, ARDMS (right), who recently received the Spirit of St. Claire Award. Thank you for all that you do and for representing what we consider to be the Spirit of St. Claire.

Stacy Triplett – RT, ROC, ARDMSGetting an ultrasound can cause anxiety, especially for children, as you must remain still throughout the exam. Even more for our patients with congenital amoralities who are receiving ultrasounds on the heart. Stacey not only consistently performs quality examinations but she works diligently to treat patients with dignity and respect while also calming fears and keeping them relaxed for the duration of the exam.Patients, family members, and providers alike have commended Stacey on her commitment to consistent quality exams and excellent customer service. One provider even noted that she feels Stacey is one of the best in the state in regards to pediatric echoes. We recognize Stacey as a glowing example of commitment and quality which are the foundation of what we do.

Have you witnessed a staff member or volunteer going above and beyond to care for our patients and visitors? You can nominate them for a Spirit of St. Claire Award by completing the online nomination form at schstaff.org or by emailing [email protected].

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Family Medical Supply Independence Sale ............................................ 2

Welcome RPLP Class of 2021 ................................................................. 3

Signature Event 2019 Photo Recap ...........................................................4-5

Retirees Recognition ...................................................................................

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Signature Event Raises Nearly $42,000 for

St. Claire's Inpatient Rehabilitation Services

Thank you to everyone who came out to our record-setting Signature Event:

Bourbon, Boots & Bling, presented by the St. Claire Foundation! Nearly 300 excited

guests enjoyed an incredible evening of fine dining, bourbon, and lots of laughs.

With the support our generous sponsors, we raised nearly $42,000 for the relocation

and transformation of St. Claire HealthCare’s inpatient rehab therapy gym and

training space.

We give sincere thanks to our special guest speaker Cheryl Farmer who shared her

moving testimonial about how St. Claire's amazing rehabilitation team (pictured above

with Cheryl) helped her get back on her feet after a 100-day hospital stay.

“It thrilled us to see that many guests decked out in their cowboy hats and boots – and

bling – laughing and enjoying themselves, knowing that they were helping us enhance

a service that means so much to so many patients," said Tom Lewis, St. Claire

Foundation Executive Director.

For more information about how you can support the St. Claire Foundation, contact

Tom Lewis at [email protected] or visit www.st-claire.org/give.

Cheryl Farmer

Recent SCH Miracle Patient

Signature Event Guest Speaker See more photos on pages 4-5 and on St. Claire HealthCare's Facebook Page!

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SCH & NE KY AHEC Awarded $200,000 Federal Grant ............................ 3

Volunteers Needed for Patient-Staff Advisory Council ........................... 3

Montes Advances to National ACE Competition ........................................... 4

Retail Pharmacy Saves Staff Time & Money ................................................. 5


St. Claire HealthCare welcomed more than 100 cancer survivors and their caregivers during our annual Cancer Survivors Ice Cream Social. Each year St. Claire hosts this

event in conjunction with National Cancer Survivors Day to

honor and celebrate the survivors in our region who continue

to inspire us. The courage and bravery displayed by these survivors through their diagnoses and treatment can only be

described as super-human – which is why this year’s theme

was “Super Survivors.” Super-hero themed decorations filled

the room, and guests were treated with sweet treats, live music, and the opportunity to win lots of door prizes.A special thank you to everyone who made this

special event a success once again!

Want to see more photos? Visit St. Claire HealthCare on Facebook!

Super Survivors

Celebrating Our

St. Claire HealthCare recently received the Kentucky Hospital Association (KHA) Quality Award in the

100 to 250 Beds Category at the KHA Awards Luncheon on May 10, as part of the 90th Annual KHA

Convention in Lexington.

The KHA Quality Award is presented to honor hospital leadership and innovation in quality, safety, and

commitment to patient care. Hospitals presented with this honor demonstrate a dedication to patient safety

as well as persistence to going above and beyond what is expected for providing quality care.

At this year’s convention, St. Claire HealthCare submitted an innovative change project titled,

"Implementing a Patient-Centered Care Model to Reduce Opioid Usage." The project highlighted St. Claire

HealthCare’s implementation of a shared vision by physicians and leaders alike to impact the opioid crisis

and to improve patient outcomes. To compliment this St. Claire HealthCare physicians Will Melahn, MD,

Jacob Perry, MD, John Sanders, MD, and Phillip Overall, MD, presented as a panel at KHA's annual

convention.

“I am so proud of our medical staff for tackling this long-term issue affecting our community, patients,

families, providers, and staff,” says Linda Fultz, St. Claire HealthCare Vice President of Quality and

Resource Management. “Their decision to begin and continue this journey is one example of what we can

achieve together through quality improvement initiatives and adopting clinical best practice.”

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Spirit of St. Claire Award Recipients ....................................................... 2

Butler-Vise Joins Medical Staff .............................................................. 3

Nursing Excellence Awards .......................................................................6-7

Hospital Week 2019 .................................................................................8-9


QUALITY AWARD WINNER2019

St. Claire Earns Kentucky Hospital Association Quality Award

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Burrows Completes Program Directors Development Fellowship .......... 3

Fletcher to be Inducted as AANP Fellow ................................................ 3

7th Annual Women's Health Conference Recap ........................................6-7

SCH Receives SND Ministry Fund Grants ...................................................... 8


Tickets are Now Available for the St. Claire Foundation's 2019 Signature EventMake plans now to attend "Bourbon, Boots & Bling” on Friday, June 14 at the Morehead Conference Center. The event will kick off with an opening reception at 6 p.m. featuring a silent auction, hors d'oeurves, and an open bar

offering a variety of bourbons, beers, wines, and a signature

cocktail. Enjoy an amazing dinner prepared by St. Claire Catering, then get ready to laugh your socks off when “America’s Funniest Professor” Carl Hurley takes the stage.

A nationally recognized comedian and Kentucky native, Hurley’s humor is heard regularly SiriusXM Channel 98 Laugh USA and Channel 97 Blue Collar Radio. Award-winning auctioneer James Benton Pendleton of Salt

Lick will be back by popular demand to host a live auction

you won’t want to miss! Items up for bid include a one-week

stay in Costa Rica (up to 14 guests), a private dinner catered

by St. Claire Catering's Chief Chef Mike Montes, a Four Roses gift basket and private tour of the historic distillery,

custom engraved bourbon barrel heads, and lots more!Proceeds from this year's Signature Event will be used to relocate St. Claire's inpatient rehabilitation services conveniently within the unit and provide our patients with a

state-of-the-art therapy gym and functional training space

which will include a home simulation environment with a kitchen, laundry, bedroom, family area, and a transfer car. We truly need your support to make this inpatient therapy space a reality.

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SEATING IS LIMITED. GET YOUR TICKETS TODAY! Visit www.st-claire.org/signature or call 606.783.6512 for more information.

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Thank you for your many years of service!

Happy Retirement

Sisters of Notre Dame Ministry Fund Grant Makes Meal Delivery Possible Thanks to funding through a Sisters of Notre Dame Ministry Fund Grant, St. Claire HealthCare is now providing a meal delivery service for at-risk patients. Hot meals off the hospital’s patient menu are available for delivery Monday thru Friday to patients who have recently been discharged from St. Claire Regional Medical Center and hospice patients.

To qualify for this new service, patients must live within 10 miles of the hospital and be at nutritional risk. This includes those having difficulty following their prescribed diet, unable to prepare a hot meal for themselves or those having a hard time affording food.

Any member of the SCH care team can refer a patient for the meal delivery service. For more information or to refer a patient, contact Hannah Mayse, RND, LD, SCH Director of Food Services, through DocHalo, at 606.783.6716 or [email protected].

NOW DELIVERING

HOT MEALS to at-risk patients

Please join us in thanking the Sisters of Notre Dame for their generosity.

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This 90-proof wheated bourbon was bottled in 2002 and triple dipped in red, white, and blue wax to commemorate the 9/11 terrorist attacks and as a tribute to national unity.

The winner will be selected Thursday, Sept. 12, 2019, during the 25th Annual St. Claire HealthCare Benefit Golf Outing.

Chances can be purchased in person at the golf outing.

Must be 21 or older to enter. Raffle chances are nonrefundable. Raffle winner must pick up the bottle at the St. Claire Foundation by Sept. 20. St. Claire Medical Center, Inc. — Charitable Gaming Exempt Organization #EXE0002007

Maker’s Mark® Commemorative Bottle

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You don’t have to be present to win.

Purchase your chances online at www.st-claire.org/bourbonraffle or call 606.783.6512 before 4 PM on Wednesday, Sept. 11.

Proceeds benefit the St. Claire Greatest Need Fund.

Chances are $10 each or get 6 for only $50!

Spirit of

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Award RecipientsSubmitted by McKenna Spence

Nominate them for a Spirit of St. Claire Award by completing the online nomination form at schstaff.org or by emailing [email protected].

Congratulations to Shea Lambirth, MD (left), Eric DeAtly (center), Polly Carroll, PCA (right), and Keisha Owens, RN (not pictured), who recently received the Spirit of St. Claire Award. Thank you for all you do and for representing what we consider to be the Spirit of St. Claire.

Shea Lambirth, MD - For many of our patients, the financial implications associated with their care may cause them to forgo recommended treatment and decline to pick up prescriptions because of the price tags. This was almost the case for one of our patients who began crying when he learned his medications were more than he could afford. In an act of great compassion, Shea Lambirth, MD, went to the pharmacy and paid the entirety of his bill. With shock, awe, and teary eyes the nursing staff nominated Dr. Lambirth for the Spirit of St. Claire Award for her compassion and deep connection to our mission.

Eric DeAtly, Facilities Management - Following a routine discharge from the hospital, one of our patients found that their car wouldn't start. Without hesitation, Eric DeAtly, a member of our facilities team, grabbed a pair of jumper cables and worked diligently to ensure that this patient would get to their home in a timely manner. At the same time, Eric was asked by a different individual if he could assist in getting their immobile father into the vehicle. In true Eric fashion, he didn’t hesitate to carefully lift the patient into their personal vehicle. Thank you for being a glowing example of compassion and commitment.

Polly Carroll, PCA & Keisha Owens RN, 3N - During a routine discharge, Polly Carroll, PCA, was in a patient's room when their ride arrived. She felt uneasy about the safety of the situation as the driver appeared to be under the influence. Polly discreetly let her charge nurse, Keisha Owens, RN, know that she was not comfortable with the situation. Keisha immediately intervened and moved the situation up the chain of command. Once all the appropriate parties were notified, the patient was updated that our goal was to keep her as safe as possible and we would be providing a safer transport through case management. During a very sensitive situation for everyone involved, these two handled the issue with tact and with grace while showing a strong commitment to safety and compassion toward their patient.

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Volunteers Receive Service Award from President Donald J. TrumpSeveral SCH volunteers were recently honored during the Retired and Senior Volunteer Program (RSVP) summer picnic including five who received a very special distinction from the Corporation for National & Community Service. Luther Adams, Bonnie Bennett, Brenda Bennett, Donna Eggett, and Leanna Staggs were presented with the President’s Volunteer Service Award. Each of these individuals received gold distinction which requires a minimum of 500 volunteer hours during the fiscal year.

The President’s Service Award was established in 2003 to recognize the important role of volunteers in America’s strength and national identity. This award honors individuals whose service positively impacts communities in every corner of the nation and inspires those around them to take action too.

Each recipient received a lapel pin, personalized certificate of achievement, and a signed letter from the President of the United States Donald J. Trump. In part, the letter read, “One of our Nation’s greatest strengths remains the compassion of our everyday citizens, who give so willingly of themselves and their lives for the benefit of others. Each generation of hardworking and kindhearted volunteers helps to write a new chapter of American greatness, and our Nation is proud for your commitment to this honorable tradition.”

During the RSVP summer picnic, Years of Volunteer Service Pins were awarded to Ron Fiel (10 years), Siu Lim (10 years), and Mary Camille Dummer (5 years). Veteran volunteers Luther Adams and Ronnie Brooks also were presented with award pins in recognition of their service.

Please join us in thanking all of our wonderful volunteers for the countless random acts of kindness to our patients, families, and staff members. The compassion our volunteers show to the people of our region is truly an inspiration.

Interested in joining St. Claire HealthCare's amazing team of volunteers? Contact Regina Thompson at 606.783.6517 or [email protected] to learn more.

L-R: Leanna Staggs, Brenda Bennett, Bonnie Bennett, and Luther Adams. Not pictured: Donna Eggett

SEPTEMBER 2019

EDUCATIONAL OPPORTUNITIES

September 4 | PALS Renewal Registration: 8:00 AM, Class 8:30 AM – 4:30 PMSim Lab

September 6 | Tumor Board8:00 – 9:00 AMSt. Claire Library – Education RoomCredit: Category 1 AMA, Nursing

September 9 | BLS Skills Check-Off 8:00 AM – Noon (30 min. sessions) Room 353 – 3N Conference Room

September 10 | BLS Skills Check-Off 2:00 – 4:00 PMCHER 208Register with KaSandra Hensley at [email protected] or ext. 6830.

September 17 | Secure Training 8:00 AM – 2:00 PM CHER 102 D

September 17 | CATS Lecture Series: Hemorrhagic Stroke

Noon – 1:00 PM Café A Credit: CME, CNE

September 18 | Interdisciplinary Grand RoundsNoon – 1:00 PMSt. Claire Library – Education RoomCredit: ACPE, Category 1 AMA

September 18 | Medication-Assisted Treatment 1011:00 – 2:00 PMSt. Claire Library – Education RoomCredit: Category 1 AMA, Nursing

September 20 | Tumor Board8:00 – 9:00 AMSt. Claire Library – Education RoomCredit: Category 1 AMA, Nursing

September 25 | Basic Dysrhythmia Course 9:00 AM – 4:00 PM CHER 317 Credit: CNE

September 26 | Secure Recertification Training8:30 AM – 12:30 PM CHER 102 D

September 26 | UKCOM RPLP Monthly Medical Education Conference

12:15 – 12:45 PMSt. Claire Library – Education RoomCredit: Category 1 AMA

September 26 & 27 | PALS Full Two-Day CourseRegistration: 8:00 AM, Class 8:30 AM – 4:30 PM Sim Lab Credit: CME, CNE

September 27 | Crew Resource Management 8:00 – 10:45 AM CHER 214 Credit: CNE

September 28 | Fall Pharmacy Forum8:00 AM – 1:00 PMCHER 102 DCredit: ACPERegister at www.neahec.org/FPF19.

September 30 | BLS Skills Check-Off 8:00 AM – Noon (30 min. sessions) Room 353 – 3N Conference Room


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S E P T E M B E R 2 0 1 9September 1Sharon J. Gee ICURobert D. Hamilton Family Medical SupplyHoward J. McClain Health Information Mngt.Amber D. Munday Respiratory Therapy

September 2Troy W. Crossley Outpatient Infusion Svcs.Christopher M. Hall Retail PharmacyDon L. Parker Infusion SolutionsAnnette Sparks Home Health

September 3Sara R. Fields Emergency DepartmentSelina B. Prater FM - Morehead

September 4Christopher S. Duff Information TechnologyKimberly S. Hamilton Food ServicesWendy S. Martin FM - Owingsville

September 5Angela C. Fryman Family Medicine

September 6William J. Adkins Information TechnologyDebra A. Hayes HospiceSharlet N. Kidd Patient Financial ServicesLogan L. Knell Counseling ServicesDylan A. Lambert Marketing and PRCharlene Melzer FM - MoreheadLibbie L. Perry Patient AccessRachael N. Rice Laboratory

September 7Melissa K. Arnett PCTE

September 8Edith G. Fields FM - Sandy HookSarah A. Flynn Emergency DepartmentStephanie M. Garvin CardiologyKelly L. McHugh Diagnostic Imaging

September 9Chelsea L. Baker Financial ServicesCharlotte . Johnson Food ServicesJennifer L. Patrick Environmental ServicesGloria J. Riggs FM - Olive Hill

September 10Kristi R. Melek ICULeandra D. Parker FM - Morehead

September 11Jacob E. Perry General Surgery - MGJulie A. Perry Patient Financial Services

September 12Michelle L. Brown NPD Lalona L. Hall Family Medicine ExpressKristi L. Helton Family MedicineBrayleigh P. Hensley Family Medical SupplyAlma B. Krueger Environmental ServicesRhonda C. Lewis HospiceSuzanne Russell AHECRebecca A. Winkleman TCU

September 13Teretha B. Johnson SurgeryJackie L. King TCU

September 14Heather D. Burton 3rd Floor NorthCathy M. Dailey Nursing AdministrationRobin A. Donehue Nursing AdministrationCrystal D. Gardner CodingBobbie S. Rice Home HealthChristopher S. Taylor Facilities Management

September 16Dorothy L. Humphries ICUMary E. Jessee Food ServicesCara N. Plank CytologyKristina R. Thompson TCUCory G. Yoder FM - Morehead

September 17Carmen M. Corbin Patient Financial Services

September 18Vernon R. Crum Environmental ServicesAngela D. Johnson 4th Floor NursingErica S. Lyons Emergency Department

September 19James E. Leachman Environmental ServicesTiffany N. Pack LaboratoryBilli N. Prater Patient Financial ServicesMegan J. Riggs Home HealthMegan R. Smallwood Surgery

September 20Jarrod A. Flora Home HealthNicolette E. Kuzman Speech Therapy

September 21Jeff Flannery Financial ServicesJill P. Grier Quality ManagementMargaret D. Hall Environmental ServicesBrandi L. Martin Specialty Practices Admin.Kristen Prather Financial ServicesAbby L. Taylor Respiratory TherapyStephanie D. Wright Environmental Services

September 22Sarah J. Campbell Gastroenterology - MGKimberly R. Cundiff FM - Olive HillChad W. Jaynes CodingWilliam D. Thomas Emergency Department

September 23Tosha L. Bates Urology - MGMelissa D. Gilliam FM - Olive HillCharlotte E. Kinney 3rd Floor CentralAngelina M. Klein Family Medical SupplyTara R. Mains Grad. Pharmacy Ed. Amy R. Riddle Marketing and PR

September 24Amy J. Conley-Sallaz FM - MoreheadSheila K. Psimer LaboratoryKristen N. Rowley Urology - MGDavid Stapleton Infusion Solutions

September 25Bradley J. Davidson Home HealthJessica B. Duvall CodingJessica K. Hatton FM - OwingsvilleShanna M. Mauk Infusion SolutionsGregory R. McCarty Family Medical SupplyVincent G. Osborne Emergency Department

September 26Amanda D. Boggs Food ServicesEkaterine L. Dameron 3rd Floor NorthAlexandria J. McClain ICU

September 27Matthew L. Armitage Patient AccessElizabeth M. Kearns Infusion SolutionsEmily B. Puckett 3rd Floor CentralKimberly A. Withrow FM - Owingsville

September 28Shelli R. Knipp Home HealthAmanda B. Lewis Pharmacy

September 29Jacob E. Fritz Speech TherapyDebra A. Neff Physical Therapy

September 30Diane M. Cooper Infusion SolutionsRachel E. Johnson Patient Financial ServicesTara M. Lawson Home Health

SCH Proudly Sponsors These Upcoming Community Events

Join Our Team!Sign up to play on St. Claire's team by emailing Beth Reynolds at [email protected]. KICKBALL

TOURNAMENTSaturday, Oct. 12 - 9 AM

Community Fields Across from Wal-Mart in Morehead

The Morehead Young Professionals Association's 3rd Annual Shop with a Trooper

Everyone who registers for Run Morehead will receive 25% off running shoes and compression socks at St. Claire Family Medical Supply!Must present coupon at time of purchase. Limit per person. Cannot be combined with any other discount, sale, or special offer.

Saturday, Sept. 28 - 7:30 AM | Laughlin Health Bldg.Enjoy a run, walk, or stroll through Morehead as a part of the city initiative to keep people moving.

Register online: aptiming.com/race/876

Join St. Claire HealthCare’s Relay for Life Teams!Support our cancer survivors and those who are still fighting.

10K Run Morehead

Proceeds and sponsorships from the tournament will directly benefit the Kentucky State Police’s “Shop with a Trooper” program.

ROWAN COUNTYSaturday, Sept. 7 | 6-11 PM

MCTC Rowan Campus 400 Rocky Adkins Tech Dr. | Morehead, KY

Contact Brittany Blair, APRN, at 606.783.6500 or [email protected] for details.

MONTGOMERY COUNTYSaturday, Sept. 21 | 5-11 PM

Montgomery County Courthouse Square1 Court St. | Mt. Sterling, KY

Contact Jaime Martinez at 606.831.9000 or [email protected] for details.

CARTER COUNTYSaturday, Sept. 14 | 4 PM

Carter Co. Shriners Horse Park1 Warrior Dr. | Olive Hill, KY

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