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  1. 05/12/2010 · VIDEO

    Community Hospital South Leadership

    Community Hospital South leaders discuss the evolution of the hospital from its beginnings as University Heights through the expansion project completed in 2010.

    4 min

  2. 05/12/2010 · VIDEO

    Community Hospital South Green Building Initiative

    Community Hospital South is committed to efforts which improve and maintain an environmentally friendly and sustainable campus. These efforts include processes to reduce our negative impact on the environment, improve energy performance, and provide a healthy healing environment for our patients, staff, and visitors.

    4 min

  3. 10/23/2009 · VIDEO

    Hospice chaplain hits one out of the park for a Cubs fan

    Rev. Michael Mercer, hospice chaplain, Community Home Health Services, understands the challenges and rewards of reaching those in need. One specific patient was not particularly interested in receiving chaplain services, but once he discovered Rev. Mercer was a Chicago Cubs fan, he agreed to allow the visits. Excited to have someone to talk with about baseball, the patient and chaplain formed a special bond, and Mercer went above and beyond to create an exceptional experience for this person in his final days of life. “As part of my care for him,” explains Mercer, “I was able to arrange a personal phone call from a player on the Chicago Cubs team to encourage him.”

    5 min

  4. 10/12/2009 · VIDEO

    Next Evolution of Community Hospital South Phase one: Surgery

    The opening of six next-generation operating rooms marks the completion of the first phase of construction of The Next Evolution of Community Hospital South. Designed with significant input from physicians and nurses, the new operating rooms promote efficient, safe and high-quality surgical care.

    9 min

  5. 10/07/2009 · VIDEO

    A helping hand for Community employees

    Community Help was established for employees of Community Health Network, to assist them with challenges they may be facing in their personal lives. Access to the program is available 24/7 by calling the Community Help line, 317-355-HELP. The line is staffed by members of Community’s Employee Assistance Program (EAP), who can connect employees in need with the appropriate resources for their situation, which may include an interest-free loan through the Community Health Network Foundation. All calls to the Community Help line are kept confidential.

    4 min

  6. 10/05/2009 · VIDEO

    Community Health Network’s Best in Class Showcase 2009

    Community Health Network hosted its third annual Best in Class Showcase, featuring about 50 booths that highlighted network successes in several areas. The event showcases exceptional work and exceptional people, with recognition in five key areas: innovation, performance improvement, strategic implementation, research and development, and leadership.

    3 min

  7. 10/05/2009 · VIDEO

    Jane Pauley Community Health Center Overview

    The Jane Pauley Community Health Center will offer primary health care services, including preventive and annual exams, well-child care, acute care and certain procedures. The center also will focus on the management of chronic diseases, such as diabetes, cardiac disease and depression.

    4 min

  8. 09/16/2009 · VIDEO

    Hospital plans special celebration for patient and veteran son

    When Jasmine Hamilton, R.N., learned her patient was about to receive a special visitor, she knew she had to do something to commemorate the experience. The patient’s son had just returned to Texas after a tour of duty in Iraq and was planning to drive immediately to Indiana to see his mom at Community Hospital South. The hospital staff worked together to surprise the mom and son with a special meal for their reunion.

    4 min
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