Newsworthy

Dear Community Partners,

Here are today’s updates:

• March Person of the Moment: Nancy Billings, Environmental Services
• Stormont Vail Health Receives High 5 for Mom & Baby Premier Recognition
• “To Your Health” on WIBW-TV Tonight

March Person of the Moment: Nancy Billings, Environmental Services

Congratulations to our March 2023 Person of the Moment – Nancy Billings, Environmental Services Tech. Nancy went above and beyond as an integral part of our Stormont Vail Health family.

“During a code blue event – without hesitation, she stopped what she was doing and comforted the spouse who was dismayed during a code blue event. What Nancy did was admirable and from what I had witnessed, there was a bond built between the two of them. Not only did she perform her duties, she also interacted and showed compassion to the patient and their family.”

Thank you for being such an amazing representation of Stormont Vail’s tenet: Together we treat every patient, visitor, and team member with compassion and dignity. We are proud to have you as part of our team. Congratulations, Nancy!

Stormont Vail Health Receives High 5 for Mom & Baby Premier Recognition

Stormont Vail Health has continued its commitment to improving infant and maternal health by earning recognition through High 5 for Mom & Baby Premier, a program developed by the United Methodist Health Ministry Fund to increase breastfeeding initiation and duration rates in Kansas.

High 5 for Mom & Baby Premier provides resources and a framework to help Kansas hospitals and birth facilities implement ten evidence-based practices proven to support successful breastfeeding, improving maternal and infant health outcomes while also reducing racial and ethnic health disparities.

We’re proud to support mothers and babies by following all ten High 5 for Mom & Baby practices: https://high5kansas.org.

“To Your Health” on WIBW-TV Tonight

Learn about the Cotton O’Neil Clinical Research Center’s participation in a study to evaluate investigational medication for people with memory changes on tonight’s “To Your Health.” Dr. Michael Cox will share information about the study and early Alzheimer’s disease. In addition, there will be information about free memory screenings for the community. The WIBW segment will air at 10 p.m. on WIBW-TV, Channel 13. The segment will typically repeat at 5 a.m. and 6 a.m. Fridays on 13 News This Morning and be posted on wibw.com.

We together,
Dr. Kenagy