Chrissy Johnson named the 3rd Quarter DAISY Honoree!

Coffeyville Regional Medical Center is pleased to announce Chrissy Johnson as the 3rd Quarter DAISY Honoree.  Johnson was recognized for her professionalism and confidence in her role working in Acute Care.

DAISY Honoree: Chrissy Johnson
Department: Acute Care
Nominated by: a patient

I was admitted to the hospital on 9/23/2024 for an infection and ulcer on my right
foot. Chrissy Johnson was my nurse during the day and into the night. She has the
best bedside manners, is very sweet, and is super compassionate. Chrissy treated
me as if I were family. I woke up early in the morning lost and scared. I didn’t
know where I was until Chrissy came into my room and I recognized her face. She
reassured me that I was in great hands. I believe she deserves the DAISY award
because she is an amazing nurse. Thank you!

 

Angela Jones named the 3rd Quarter BEE!

Coffeyville Regional Medical Center is pleased to announce Angela Jones as the 3rd Quarter DAISY Honoree.  Jones was recognized for her professionalism and confidence in her role working in Respiratory Therapy.

BEE Honoree: Angela Jones
Department: Respiratory Therapy
Nominated by: received by Jessica Trotter from a patient

“I talked on the phone with an outpatient and the patient wanted to let me know
they had come in for a PFT and Angela was exceptional. She took the time with
the patient to explain the test and used a spacer with the MDI. The patient said in
all the years of using an MDI no one had taken the time to explain the importance
of the spacer. Angela showed the patient, and they now use it 4 months later.
This has made a significant difference in their life. The patient said their breathing
had improved and was thankful for Angela.”

 

Cynthia Reinert named the 2nd Quarter DAISY Honoree!

Coffeyville Regional Medical Center is pleased to announce Cynthia Reinert as the 2nd Quarter DAISY Honoree.  Reinert was recognized for her professionalism and confidence in her role working in Emergency Room.

DAISY Honoree: Cynthia Reinert
Department: ER
Nominated by: Gill Beaumont

A very ill patient came to the ER and had his beloved AC/DC shirt on, and it had to
be cut off of him during his care. The patient was very upset about his shirt being
ruined. Cindy recognized this and promised she would bring him a new one. The
very next day she made good on her promise and brought the patient a new
AC/DC t shirt. He was so excited and thought it was very kind of her to do so. In
my opinion that was an example of going above and beyond to make a patient
feel a little better during a difficult time.

 

Elaine Flatter named 2nd Quarter BEE Honoree

Coffeyville Regional Medical Center is pleased to announce Elaine Flatter in Rehab as the 2023 2nd Quarter BEE Honoree.  She is recognized for her hard work and helping others.

BEE Honoree: Elaine Flatter
Department: Rehab
Nominated by: a patient

Elaine was so caring and gave me a lot of encouragement during my Physical Therapy sessions. She always kept me going and never pushed me. Elaine was so loving and made me feel like I was family. I looked forward to visiting with her every day during my Physical Therapy sessions. Thank you, Elaine!

 

Registration now open for CRMC’s 30th Bill Read Golf Classic

The 30th Coffeyville Regional Medical Center Foundation Bill Read Golf Classic will be played on Saturday, September 28 at the Coffeyville Country Club. All proceeds from this event benefit the CRMC Foundation.

The Bill Read Classic is a four-person scramble that will conclude with the Golf Ball Drop. The tournament will also include additional contests, a silent auction, door prizes, free lunch and prizes for the top three teams in each flight. Each golfer will receive a free 30th Anniversary Bill Read Golf Classic t-shirt.

The Bill Read Golf Classic celebrates and remembers Dr. William Read. Dr. Read practiced in Coffeyville for more than 40 years following a tour of duty in the Pacific in World War II. Read practiced in Coffeyville until closing his practice in 1987. He delivered about 3,000 babies during that time and served CRMC in a variety of capacities including serving as a trustee from 1972-1987. Read was known for his patience, and his genuine desire to help the people of the community.

For more information please visit: crmcinc.org/foundation/bill-read-golf-tournament or contact Amy Taylor, Director of Foundation and Guest Relations at 620-252-1659 or altaylor@crmcinc.org.

Registration for teams is now open. Those interested in sponsoring the event are encouraged to contact Taylor.

The Coffeyville Regional Medical Center (CRMC) Foundation operates as a separate 501c3 corporation. Its mission is to provide financial support and assistance to CRMC so that it may achieve and maintain excellence as a healthcare provider and leader for the communities served.

Carrie Kaminska appointed to Director of Acute Care

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE

[Coffeyville, KS] – Coffeyville Regional Medical Center is proud to announce the appointment of Carrie Kaminska, RN as the new Director of Acute Care. Kaminska brings over 20 years of experience in healthcare and has a passion for excellence and the delivery of high-quality patient care.

In this role, Kaminska will be responsible for overseeing the medical-surgical floor of CRMC. She will work closely with the hospital’s executive team to develop and implement strategies that enhance the patient experience, outcomes, and improve efficiencies.

“We are thrilled to announce Carrie as our Acute Care Director,” said Brian Lawrence, MHA, President and CEO of CRMC. “With Carrie’s experience and leadership skills, we are confident that CRMC will continue to provide the highest level of care to our patients.”

Kaminska graduated with her RN degree from CCC in 2012. She has worked in multiple departments at CRMC including Acute Care, One Day Surgery, Operating Room and most recently, Infection Prevention.

About Coffeyville Regional Medical Center

Coffeyville Regional Medical Center (CRMC) is a 501(c)3 municipal, non-profit critical access hospital licensed for 25 beds. On an annual basis, we serve over 45,000 patients from Montgomery, Chautauqua, Labette, Allen, Neosho and Wilson counties in Kansas, as well as Nowata and Craig counties in Oklahoma. Established in 1949, CRMC has grown over the years and expanded its facilities and technology to stay current with today’s world. Our mission is to serve every generation with patient-centered, compassionate care.

Danielle Sallee named 4th Quarter BEE Honoree

Coffeyville Regional Medical Center is pleased to announce Danielle Sallee in ER as the 2023 4th Quarter BEE Honoree.  She is recognized for her hard work and helping others.

BEE Honoree: Danielle Sallee
Department: ER
Nominated by: EMS Shift A

We want to recognize Danielle Sallee for all her hard work in the ER and EMS. She is a very hard and dedicated worker and is always running around stocking or caring for patients by helping the staff in the ER. You can tell that she keeps the ER running smooth and getting patients triaged in an appropriate and timely matter. She makes sure rooms stay cleaned, stocked, and ready for use. When we bring in a patient, she is always there to greet us and ready to obtain report. She also can get the patient triaged and put into Meditech in a timely matter so the ER physician and RN’s can take over care of the patient. One example in EMS was by helping get our cot and monitor back together to be able to run a call while EMS went upstairs to Acute Care for a Code E. This was much appreciated and very helpful to EMS. We have noticed she is always up on her feet doing something every time we are in the ER even when the RNs are at the desk charting or with the patients. She is a jack of all trades in the ER and a great asset to CRMC ER and EMS, and our patients. She is a role model for our mission and values at CRMC.

 

Corbi Admire named the 4th Quarter DAISY Honoree!

Coffeyville Regional Medical Center is pleased to announce Corbi Admire as the 4th Quarter DAISY Honoree.  Admire was recognized for her professionalism and confidence in her role working in Surgery.

DAISY Honoree: Corbi Admire
Department: Surgery
Nominated by: co-worker

My husband was diagnosed last year with cancer and we originally used another facility for our Health Care. After his diagnosis, we decided his follow up care would be done here at CRMC, because of the excellent care I witnessed working in Surgery. This year, when it was time for his colonoscopy, Corbi was his Surgical nurse. She was excellent in explaining the procedure and what he would expect. She took the time to make sure I was okay with everything prior to taking him back to surgery. My husband made a point to say that not only Dr. McGuirk has the best bed side manner he had ever experienced, but also Corbi. I’m happy to report he was cancer free for another year and I am grateful for the whole Surgery Department taking care of both of us. Knowing that our loved ones are cared for when they are not with us and vulnerable is something that is truly priceless. We will continue to use CRMC Surgical Services in the future because of the excellent care he received and will shout from the roof tops how excellent CRMC services are for others. Thank you Corbi, your compassion did not go unnoticed. I appreciate the care you took for my husband and for me on a very emotional day for both of us.

 

Annual Mum Sale to Benefit the CRMC Foundation’s Best Family Medical Scholarship Fund

The Best Family will host their annual mum sale to benefit their scholarship with the CRMC Foundation. Mums will be sold from the CRMC North Parking Lot on September 13-14th from 8 am to 7 pm or until they are all gone. Mums sell for $15.00 each, pre-order is not required. Choose from 1,000 beautiful mum plants ready for fall decorating.

The Best Family Scholarship was created by the children of Jerry and Norma Best in memory of their father and to honor their mother. Over the last several years, the family has worked together at a variety of fundraisers to enhance their scholarship fund and in 2020 the family was able to endow their scholarship fund so that the Best Family Scholarship will continue for years to come. This scholarship has been awarded since 2015 and more than 25 recipients have been assisted, many over multiple years to complete their educational goals.

Woolfolk is CRMC’s June DAISY Honoree

Coffeyville Regional Medical Center is pleased to announce Chelsea Woolfolk as the June 2023 DAISY Honoree.  Woolfolk was recognized for her professionalism and confidence in her role working in the ICU.

DAISY Honoree: Chelsea Woolfolk, RN
Department: ICU
Nominated by: a patient

I went into the hospital for two scopes: A colonoscopy and upper endoscopy. Unfortunately, I ended up being hospitalized for severe aspiration pneumonia with respiratory failure. I required ventilator assistance. I was in ICU for five days and did not think I was going to make it. Chelsea was one of the most compassionate people that I have ever met. I appreciated her healing words and kind touch. She is a big blessing for CRMC. I wish her all the best. Also, Dr. Kolette Smith for saving my life. I am asking the lord to bless this nurse and doctor.