My name is Kaylyn Farage, and I am a senior at Liberty North High School. Yes, you heard that right, a senior. As a senior there are lots of things to ask yourself and question about the future. This is the time where I have to put aside the [...]
Today’s blog is provided by Guest Blogger, Carrie Diallo. OB Social Worker | Soccer Fan | Mom of Three Humans & One FurBaby As a birthing center social worker most people think that I spend my days holding babies but I actually spend most of my time speaking with families [...]
Your gifts have helped the Foundation continue to provide programs that make life-changing impact for over 1,622 people. Please take a few moments to read just how your gifts have helped so many in the Liberty Hospital community. Patient Assistance In the past three months, the Foundation’s medication assistance program [...]
As we enter the second quarter of our fiscal year, we wanted to share some important updates with you and thank you for your continued support. Your gifts have helped Foundation programs make a life-changing impact for over 1,180 people in just the past three months. Please take a few [...]
Rashelle and Clint’s love story sounds like a song on the radio. They grew up in a small town. Graduation took them both on different paths and adventures, but after bumping into each other back home, they reconnected and fell in love. Rashelle and Clint began to make a new [...]
The past 12 months have been challenging, rewarding and a constant exercise in flexibility. COVID-19 continues to change many aspects of how we work and serve our community. By listening to the needs of Hospital employees, patients and our community, we have been challenged to adapt and quickly respond to [...]
Today’s blog is provided by Guest Blogger, Charleen Petree, RN Case Manager People often tell me they couldn’t do what I do. However, being a Hospice Nurse isn’t always about the bad stuff. Part of being a Hospice Nurse, is being there, actually being there holistically for the patient and [...]
Today’s blog is provided by Guest Blogger, Tiffany Sitts, MSW Hospital Social Worker | Mom |Party Planning Pro A Social Worker’s work day is rarely boring, even in normal times. There is always a crisis, families to help and paperwork to fill out. These are all topics your professors prepare [...]
As the COVID-19 vaccines are more readily available, the Hospital has experienced a drop in COVID-19 patient volume, providing much needed relief to frontline staff. In Q3, we saw requests for assistance through our Employee Crisis Program decline, but Patient Assistance requests nearly doubled. As our community reopens, visit for [...]
Today's blog is provided by Guest Blogger, Jennifer Judd. Hospital Chaplain | Soccer Mom | Marathon Runner Resilience is a buzzword in healthcare at the moment. As we have reached the one year anniversary (dare we call it that because anniversary implies celebration, but perhaps it’s simply recognition) of [...]
