Fairview Park Hospital

“Above all else, we are committed to the care and improvement of human life.” -HCA Mission Statement We’ve never met anyone as passionate as we are about our mission statement until Miss Barbara Daniels rolled onto our Inpatient Rehab unit. Now she leaves having studied it, memorized it, and repeating it to all staff and fellow patients because of the direct impact it had on her. After breaking her hip, Miss Barbara knew recovering away from her home and having no immediate family to go home to for support would be an intimidating task; however, 9 days after surgery she is being discharged able to do everything she did before her injury. She also says that she now knows not having family locally isn’t an issue because she has found family at Fairview Park Hospital ❤️ Check out her full story👇🏻

Join us in recognizing our June Employee of the Month, Cory Stripp! Cory is our Team Lead for our Information Technology (IT) Department, and he has been at Fairview Park Hospital for almost 15 years! He deals with tasks day in and day out, and he is a valuable part of our team. Hear how he positively impacts our culture at Fairview: - Cory is the greatest help with IT issues! He figures obstacles out, and he will not rest until things are fixed. - Cory has been a HUGE help with our employee identification system. He’s researched, ordered, and installed a much needed new printer to make my job easier! - He is often recognized by our Administrative team and leaders for providing exemplary help to staff. He goes above and beyond. - I know a lot of the work you do is in the background. Your ability to resolve issues when they arise and notice a "pattern" of recurring issues is one of the things you do best! You are always "looking for the hole in the bucket" so to speak, and you usually find it. That's a good thing for an IT professional to possess. Keep up the good work! Cory, you are a great team member, and we are proud to have you at Fairview Park Hospital. Congratulations, and thanks for all you do!

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Dmarcus Ross, RN, BSN was recently awarded the DAISY Award for his outstanding work in our Emergency Department at Fairview Park Hospital. The DAISY Award is an international recognition program that honors and celebrates skillful, compassionate care that nurses provide every day. Not only is Dmarcus a great leader and role model for staff, he is also very perceptive and capable when dealing with sudden and traumatic experiences that come into the ER. Listen how this family member felt about the meaningful difference Dmarcus made in their daughter’s care: “My daughter came to the Emergency Department at Fairview Park Hospital while having an asthma attack. She was nervous and struggling with her symptoms and emotions of it all. Dmarcus immediately came in with such great energy and started a conversation with her to distract her from the chaos around her. He got on her level, made her feel comfortable and not alone. He explained his allergies and asthma that he had, and it made her feel like she was not the only one struggling with symptoms. He asked her about school and made jokes to help her feel happy and comfortable. I have not seen a nurse not only love his job but care for his patients like that in a long time. It was very refreshing, and we are forever grateful to him.” At Fairview, we pride ourselves on our staff, and Dmarcus is a great example of the care we strive to deliver to our community. Congratulations on your achievement!

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June is Pride Month, and we recognize our LGBTQ+ colleagues, patients, and neighbors. As a part of HCA Healthcare, Fairview Park Hospital believes inclusion, compassion, and equity play a critical role in our mission to care for and improve human life.

Congratulations to Kayshawn Dorsainvil, PCT for being our newest recipient of the BEE Award! The BEE (Being Excellent Every Day) Award is to recognize our Patient Care Technicians (PCTs) who deliver quality, compassionate care to our patients. Kayshawn is able to make sure her patients are cared for in the best possible way, all while keeping them smiling and comfortable. Here’s what a patient had to say about their experience with KeKe as their PCT: - She was sent to my room after a very bad experience I had, and she walked in with a huge, bright smile! Her energy was amazing, and she was a great part of my recovery. I personally want to say thank you for being you! You took the extra mile to care for me, and I thank you for that! KeKe’s compassion for her patients and fellow staff members has never gone unnoticed, and we truly appreciate her dedication to our facility. Thank you for being an exemplary employee at Fairview Park Hospital!

Congratulations to Don Avery, President/CEO of Fairview Park Hospital for being named a Becker’s Community Hospital CEO to Know for 2024! 🌟 “Leading the 190-bed hospital for over 15 years, Mr. Avery has strategically focused on expanding local services to support the Middle Georgia community. Under his leadership, the hospital has undergone significant developments, including a $2.5 million renovation of the emergency room and ongoing expansions of the operating room and ICU services. Mr. Avery also holds several prestigious positions, including past chairman of the Georgia Hospital Association and chairman elect of Alliant Health Solutions. His tenure has seen the hospital earn top accolades, such as a Leapfrog "A" rating and recognition by Newsweek as one of the World's Best Hospitals.” https://lnkd.in/dhPQ7CZW

Fairview Park Hospital is proud to announce the official completion of their Rehabilitation Unit! We are proud to offer inpatient rehabilitation to help patients recover from severe illnesses and injuries, and the renovation and expansion of the rehabilitation unit will equip us with the ever growing needs of our surrounding communities. With an estimated $660k investment, we have added 5 new beds to encompass the entire floor of the unit, allowing us to have a total of 20 beds for patient care. All of these rooms have been renovated to have walk-in showers for ease of patient access, and we also added a new, state of the art occupational therapy gym. These updates and additions will allow Fairview Park Hospital to better serve our community by increasing our capacity to provide exemplary care. Along with our updates, our rehabilitation unit recently received the Joint Commission Stroke Rehabilitation Certificate of Distinction. Our staff members are dedicated to the care and improvement of human life, and we are thrilled to share our achievements with the community. Thank you for your faith and support as we take care of your friends and loved ones.

June is Wound Care Awareness Month! A non-healing or severe wound can greatly impact your quality of life. The Wound Center at Fairview Park Hospital is here to provide the treatment you need to promote healing and get you on the road to recovery. Chronic and severe wounds may result from a variety of conditions and factors. Whether caused by a medical condition, such as diabetes, or a side effect following radiation treatment, our wound care team is here to help. We are proud to offer care on an inpatient and outpatient basis, both planned to get you the right care you need, right away. Our patients commonly have wounds associated with burns, diabetes, infections, pressure sores or radiation injuries. For more information on how our wound care team can help you, call our office at (478) 274-3730.