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McAlester
Regional
HEALTH CENTER
Southeast Oklahoma’s Leading Healthcare Resource
2015 Annual Report
& 2016 Calendar
McAlester
Regional
HEALTH CENTER
About this Calendar
McAlester Regional Health Center is a
Public Trust entity of the City of McAlester
This Calendar serves as our Annual Report for 2015 to our Trustees, the Citizens of
McAlester, as well as to our Constituency of Patients and Clients we serve throughout
Southeast Oklahoma. Within this Calendar you will nd information about operations
at MRHC in 2015, including our Fiscal health and projects both completed and
planned. It is our hope that this report will be a helpful tool for you throughout 2016.
2015 MRHC Annual Report Committee
McAlester Regional
HEALTH CENTER
Vision, Mission and Our Values
By David Keith, FACHE
President and CEO
Almost 40 years ago, McAlester Regional Health Center opened its doors as a new, comprehensive, and advanced
healthcare system serving all of Southeastern Oklahoma.
Since the beginning, MRHC has strived to serve our communities by making available state-of the-art technologies and
facilities, and providing personalized care with excellence and compassion. In consonance with our Mission of “Improving
the Lives of Southeastern Oklahomans” and our Vision of “Becoming the Regional Health Center of Excellence for
Southeastern Oklahoma,” our commitment to friends and family in Pittsburg, Latimer, Pushmataha, Atoka, Coal,
Hughes, McIntosh and Haskell counties remains steadfast and sincere.
To embrace our important role throughout Southeastern Oklahoma, and to rekindle the spirit of our heritage, the
employees and staff at MRHC have embraced our Culture, “MRHC ,” emphasizing the importance of the three “C”s of
Customer service, Continual improvement, and Consistency. Everything we do and say is to the benefit of our
patients and is done with these three attributes in mind.
As we look to the future and in anticipation of another 40 years of service, we pledge to continue our tradition of providing
great quality care by highly qualified, caring and capable individuals. To ensure we keep our promise, our Values are
internalized to guide and direct us. They are:
Professionalism:
Putting our customers first, taking pride in our appearance, and sharing our knowledge to the benefit of the team.
Integrity:
Consistently modeling ethical behavior through transparency, honesty, trust, and respect, while maintaining a
positive attitude.
Accountability:
The willingness to accept responsibility for one’s actions and follow the policies of the organization.
Excellence:
Using our talent for quality that surpasses ordinary standards with a focus on diligence and commitment.
Compassion:
Demonstrating interest, care and concern through open, supportive and empathetic interactions and
communications.
McAlester Regional
HEALTH CENTER
Your MRHC
Executive Team
DAVID KEITH
Chief Executive Officer
JOB RESPONSIBILITIES
HOW TO CONTACT
• Board and Community Relations
• Physician Recruitment & Services
• Medical Clinics
• 918-421-8010
• [email protected]
• 1 E. Clark Bass Blvd., McAlester, OK 74501
DARRYL LINNINGTON
Chief Financial Officer
HOW TO CONTACT
• Financial Services
• Medical Records & Patient Privacy
• Plant Operations
• 918-421-6845
CHRIS WHYBREW
Chief Operating Officer
HOW TO CONTACT
• Business Development
• Safety and Preparedness
• Master Facility Plan
• 918-421-8649
KIM STOUT
Chief Nursing Officer
HOW TO CONTACT
• Nursing Services
• Quality & Education
• Medical Units
• 918-421-6764
FRANK HILBERT
Chief Information Officer
HOW TO CONTACT
• Network Security
• Health Information Exchange
• Graduate Medical Eucation
• 918-421-6995
McAlester Regional
HEALTH CENTER
Your MRHC
Board of Trustees
CARA BLAND
BRENT GRILLIOT
LEROY MILTON, M.D.
EVANS McBRIDE
SUSAN KANARD
WELDON SMITH
MARY SHANNON
DON LEWIS
MARK SEHGAL, M.D.
“The McAlester Regional Health Center plays a vital role in the health and well-being of not only McAlester, but our entire
region. Financially speaking, our city-owned hospital is by far our largest asset. But dollars and cents don’t begin to tell the story.
How can one put a price tag on the ability to receive quality healthcare locally?
All of us see the difficulties being faced by rural hospitals across this nation. In this challenging
environment, it gratifies me to see that McAlester Regional Health Center is taking the steps it needs in order
to thrive and achieve its vision to be the regional health center of excellence for southeastern Oklahoma. My
congratulations to all the dedicated individuals at McAlester Regional Health Center who are making a
positive difference for our community – one patient and one day at a time.”
Thank you for all you do.
– Mayor Steve Harrison
MRHC History
All Saints’ – 1900
St. Mary’s – 1900
McAlester General Hospital – 1964
McAlester Regional Health Center is
central to the rich history of McAlester and
the communities of Southeast Oklahoma,
established after the city’s two hospitals
merged in 1972. The City of McAlester
established a Trust and ground was broken
for the new MRHC in 1976. We opened two
years later.
Our medical history begins before
statehood when an Episcopal Bishop
arrived to help men and boys injured in a
disastrous mining accident in Krebs in 1892.
Father Francis Brooks opened All
Saints’ Hospital in South McAlester (on what
is now West Carl Albert Parkway) in 1895.
All Saints’ added a nurse training
school and operated until 1928, by which
time it had been turned over to the Scottish
Rite bodies. The Masons operated the
hospital out of several facilities as Albert
Pike Hospital until 1950. It was later known
as McAlester General West.
Meanwhile, McAlester’s Dr. E. H. Troy
opened Mercy Hospital in 1902 at Third and
Washington streets. Mercy was later taken
over by the Catholic Order Sisters of
Charity. In 1914, Dr. Troy’s Mercy Hospital
was renamed St. Mary’s Hospital and was
moved to a new location. At one point St.
Mary’s operated at what is now The Oaks
Rehabilitation Center at Creek and Seventh
streets.
The McAlester Hospital Foundation was
established and, in 1972, St. Mary's closed
and merged with McAlester General as
McAlester General East.
Groundbreaking for a new hospital was
held in 1976, and MRHC opened its doors
to the public two years later, replacing
McAlester General. Since that time, MRHC
has operated as a Trust of the City of
McAlester, with oversight by a Board of
Trustees appointed by the City Council.
Today, MRHC operates without any city
funding or tax revenue. The Hospital Board
meets each month to make decisions about
Hospital operations that are in the best
interest of both McAlester Regional Health
Center and the City of McAlester.
• 1895-1928
All Saints’ Hospital in
South McAlester est.
by Bishop Brooks
• 1899
McAlester incorporated
as a community
• 1902-1914
Mercy Hospital est. by
Dr.Troy, 3rd &
Washington
• 1914
Mercy renamed St.
Mary's, moved
• 1928-1950
Former All Saints
Hospital operated as
Albert Pike Hospital
• 1950
McAlester General
Hospital opens; Albert
Pike Hospital
integrates into new
hospital
• 1972
St. Mary's closed,
merged with McAlester
General as McAlester
General East
• 1976
MRHC
Groundbreaking,
January 31
• 1978
McAlester General
Hospital opened
in June
McAlester Regional
HEALTH CENTER
Service Centers of MRHC
Family Practice Residency Program
918-421-6795
MRHC Home Health Care
918-421-8018
Van Buren House Assisted Living
918-426-5600
McAlester Ambulatory Surgery Center
918-421-8007
MRHC Wellness Center
918-421-6600
Women’s Imaging Center
918-421-8274
McAlester Regional Rehabilitation Unit
918-421-8063
Outpatient Therapy
918-421-6800
Working Well Occupational Health
918-421-8166
McAlester Regional Wound Care Center
918-421-6000
McAlester Urgent Care
918-421-6960
MRHC Physician Practices
Misty Branam, D.O.
Internal Medicine
918-421-8966
Richenda Herren, M.D.
General Surgeon
918-421-6846
Justin McCoy, M.D.
Radiology
918-421-8277
James Reinsvold, M.D.
Interventional Cardiology
918-421-6071
Carol Gambrill, D.O.
Family Medicine
918-421-6795
Jeremiah Jansen, M.D.
Radiology
918-421-8277
Yunus Moosa, M.D.
Interventional Cardiology
918-421-6071
Ty Richardson, M.D.
Urology
918-421-6090
Patrick Gannon, M.D.
Orthopedic Surgeon
918-421-6753
Michael Mann, M.D.
General Surgeon
918-421-6846
Lawrence Page, M.D.
Orthopedic Surgeon
918-421-6753
Jai Surana, M.D.
Pulmonology
918-421-6060
Kamron Torbati, M.D.
Obstetrics & Gynecology
918-421-6797
MRHC Physician Specialties
Cardiology
918-421-6071
General Surgery
918-421-6846
918-421-6797
Pulmonology
918-421-6060
Urology
918-421-6090
Family Practice
918-421-6795
Internal Medicine
918-421-8966
Orthopedics
918-421-6753
• Ambulatory Surgery
• Home Health Care
• Pulmonology
• Surgical Services
• Anesthesiology
• Hospitalist
• Rehabilitation
• Urgent Care
• Assisted Living
• Internal Medicine
• Residential Care
• Urology
• Cardiology
• Labor & Delivery
• Respiratory Therapy
• Wellness Center
• Children's Services
• Laboratory Services
• Rotary House
• Women's Care
• Critical/Intensive Care
• Occupational Health
• Skilled Nursing Care
• Women's Imaging
• Diagnostic Imaging
• Occupational Therapy
• Sleep Center
• Dialysis McAlester
• Orthopedics
• Social Services
• Wound Care & Hyperbaric
Medicine
• Dialysis Eufaula
• Outpatient Therapy
• Speech Therapy
• Emergency Services
• PICC/Infusion Services
• Family Practice
• Physical Therapy
Services Provided by MRHC
• General Surgery
Caring for You from Head to Toe
McAlester Regional
HEALTH CENTER
2015
Community Impact
Annual Salaries
Uncompensated Care & Other Public Aid
Expenditures with Local Vendors
Public Contributions
Community Education & Support
Annual Salaries
$39,840,677
Uncompensated Care & Other Public Aid
$29,956,690
Expenditures with Local Vendors
$ 5,283,280
Public Contributions
$
162,306
Community Education & Support
$
46,825
In May,
my grandmother,
Wanda Moore,
went to work and then all of a
sudden, her face started to feel
funny and she couldn’t
remember who she was or who
anyone was around her.
She didn’t even know where she was. She was
scared and confused.
My grandfather, Michael Moore Sr., rushed her to
our emergency room. He was just as scared as she
was. My grandfather remembers that once they
presented it was a whirlwind of excellent care. He was
so impressed with the care, he stepped out of the way
so they could do their thing. They can’t remember
anyone’s names. They only remember the excellent
care that our health facility and Stroke Team gave.
Because of that care and the urgency that the team
worked with, my grandmother has no permanent brain
damage. She is able to continue with her daily life
activities. She is able to lead the music at church with
no difficulty. She is able to return to work. She is able to
teach kids at church. She is able to spend more time
with her children, grandchildren and
great-grandchildren. Because of our ER, she was able
to be there the day I gave birth to my son. Our family is
truly thankful for the care that our staff provided, from
the ER Admitting staff to the ER physicians & all the
Stroke Team.
Thank you for being there for us.
Thank you for the days we have with our Nana.
— Lucy Muller
Breast Cancer
A W A R E N E S S
M O N T H
Teresa Lane Compton
Memorial Wig Closet
The Teresa Lane Compton Memorial Wig Closet, on the
Third Floor of MRHC, is operated by Ashley and Lexie
Lerblance as a place to help women who have lost their
hair to chemotherapy. Lexie, 17, started the project for 4-H
after witnessing the struggle and recovery of Mom Ashley, a
pharmacist for MRHC.
The room (named for Ashley’s late mother, Teresa) is a
private, tastefully decorated and comfortable space where
women meet 1-on-1 with someone who has experienced
hair loss. They talk about hair color and length, learn how
to care for a wig, use a wig cap, or stylishly wrap a scarf.
The room, donated by the MRHC Foundation, is stocked
floor to ceiling with wigs, turbans, hats, scarves and even
prostheses, nearly all of it purchased with donations and
gifts.
To make a donation or to visit the Wig Closet, contact
Ashley at 918-429-2131.
OCTOBER 2015
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HEALTH CENTER
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“I want to thank each of you for taking such great care of me.
Everyone was very caring and professional from start to finish. Thanks
to all of you at McAlester Regional Health Center!”
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— Phyllis Arnett
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COLUMBUS DAY
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HALLOWEEN
McAlester Regional
Health Center
welcomes our
New Physicians
to the
Hospital Team!
Ty Richardson, MD
Urology
Richenda Herren, MD
General Surgery
Lawrence Page, DO
Orthopedics
Michael Mann, MD
General Surgery
NOVEMBER 2015
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HEALTH CENTER
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DAYLIGHT SAVINGS TIME ENDS
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Kamron Torbati, MD
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ELECTION DAY
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VETERAN’S DAY
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THANKSGIVING
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Referring to the Wound Care Center after six months of treatment: “They did the best job. I never saw anything like it,” Lance told us.
Lance said he was burning leaves at his home at Arrowhead Estates when he tripped and fell on a log that had begun burning. His
brother took him to the hospital emergency room at McAlester Regional Health Center. “I was burned pretty bad,” Lance recalls. “From
above my knee to my calf.” The hospital Emergency staff cleaned the wound and administered a pain solution. Six months later, the
wound remained unhealed. “It was too deep,” said Lance, who also is a diabetic. He came into McAlester Regional Wound Healing
Center where the Team worked to treat his wound, prescribed daily topical medications, and saw him weekly for outpatient treatment. “It’s
one of the best organizations I’ve ever seen,” Lance said of the center. “They probably saved his leg,” added his wife, Charlene.
— Lance C. Nichols
2015 — A YEAR OF IMPROVEMENTS
McALESTER REGIONAL HEALTH CENTER CONSTRUCTION PROJECTS
COMPLETED IN 2015
Air-Conditioning, Heating
& Filtering Units
Hospital Wing Renovation (2 West)
Coffee Stop Bistro
Labor & Delivery Rooms 1 & 2
Intensive Care Unit Facelift
Van Buren House Flooring
& Interior Paint
Wellness Center Flooring
Generator Replacement
Elevators
Hospital Wing Renovation,
phase 1 - (2 North)
Hospital Wing Renovation - (1 West)
Patient Discharge Lounge
DECEMBER 2015
SUNDAY
Roof Renovations
PLANNED FOR 2016
McAlester Regional
HEALTH CENTER
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CHRISTMAS DAY
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NEW YEAR’S EVE
WELLNESS CENTER
A SERVICE OF McALESTER REGIONAL HEALTH CENTER
In support of our community’s health and wellness needs,
we continue to make improvements for our 2000+ members.
NEW EQUIPMENT
$8,450.00
DONATIONS
Alter G Treadmill (Anti Gravity Treadmill) – $42,000
Upper Body Exerciser (Hand Bike) – $3,500
Blood Pressure Kiosk – $2,500
EXPANSIONS
Addition of Studio A
Addition of the Nutrition Center
JANUARY 2016
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McAlester Regional
HEALTH CENTER
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“I would like to thank Dr. Misty Branam and Darlene Williams, RN, of Southeast Clinic Internal Medicine for the
excellent care and quick diagnosis that in my opinion saved my life. When I hear how (people talk about) ‘McAlester
Regional Health Center ... now I am sure to tell them that their Team saved my life, not once but twice! Also, Dr. Surana
and your ICU Team were all amazing. Thank you!”
FRIDAY
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— Danny Morgan
NEW YEAR’S DAY
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MARTIN LUTHER KING, JR. DAY
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At
MRHC’s Heart
Cath Lab,
we provide quality care with
our State-of-the-Art
equipment and dedicated
staff. The unit offers the
best in image quality,
reduced radiation exposure,
shortened examination
times and a more cost
effective system.
Put your heart
in our hands!
FEBRUARY 2016
SUNDAY
McAlester Regional
HEALTH CENTER
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WEDNESDAY
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GROUNDHOG DAY
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ASH WEDNESDAY
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VALENTINE’S DAY
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PRESIDENT’S DAY
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“During my McAlester Regional Health Center Emergency Department visit and EKG procedure Angela Smith,
RN, and her Cath Lab Team were very caring and professional. They did a very good job watching over me
and making me very comfortable. I felt at ease with their level of service.”
— Mark Rose
MRHC Graduate Medical
Education Residency Program
McAlester Regional Health Center graduated its first
resident doctor from its Graduate Medical Education
program in June 2015.
Dr. Laura Jennings
Dr. Andrew Ryals
Dr. Dami Akingbola
The MRHC Family Medicine Residency Program began in 2012 in
partnership with the Osteopathic Medical Education Consortium of
Oklahoma and Oklahoma State University's College of Osteopathic
Medicine. Dr. Victoria Keeton, D.O., had served her 3-year residency in
Family Medicine at MRHC and made history as the program's rst
graduate.
Completing their residencies in 2016 will be MRHC Family Medicine
Drs. Laura Jennings, Stephanie Patyk and Andrew Ryals. Second-year
residents of the program are Drs. Clay Bowen, Jennifer Kim and
William Kinderknecht. Joining MRHC for their rst year of residency
are Doctors of Osteopathy Goldameir Dami Akingbola, Chelsea
Berges and Natalyia Polito.
A doctor tests for national certication as a specialist following a
medical residency period in their chosen eld. Each doctor in the
MRHC program has chosen Family Medicine as a specialty and is a
medical school graduate licensed to practice medicine.
Dr. William Kinderknecht
Dr. Stephanie Patyk
Dr. Chelsea Berges
The doctors work under the direction of Dr. Jason McElyea, Director
of Family Medicine Residency for MRHC; and hospital Director of
Medical Education Dr. Misty Branam. They practice under the direct
supervision of Dr. Carol Gambrill, practitioner at MRHC's Southeast
Clinic of Family Practice.
Plans are to expand the Graduate Medical Education
program to include Internal Medicine residencies.
Dr. Jennifer Kim
Dr. Clay Bowen
MARCH 2016
SUNDAY
Dr. Natalyia Polito
Dr. Jason McElyea
Dr. Misty Branam
Dr. Carol Gambrill
McAlester Regional
HEALTH CENTER
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FIRST DAY OF SPRING
ST. PATRICK’S DAY
DAYLIGHT SAVINGS TIME BEGINS
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GOOD FRIDAY
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EASTER
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MRHC AUXILIARY VOLUNTEER SERVICES
McALESTER REGIONAL HEALTH CENTER
FOUNDATION
. . . Helping MRHC patients, visitors and staff
Directly touching the health and wellness
of Southeast Oklahoma . . .
• Over 40 volunteers donated 12,708 hours!
• 18 chaplains on call
The Foundation is a charitable, nonprofit corporation whose mission and
purpose is to provide financial support to McAlester Regional Health Center, to
support MRHC’s dedication to the health and wellness of the people in its
service area, and to provide a means for the community to unite with MRHC to
ensure quality, compassionate, and affordable health care for all.
Your way to help McAlester Regional Health Center become a leading
healthcare resource for Southeastern Oklahomans
Volunteers greet visitors in the main lobby, staff the Gift Shop and the
Auxiliary work room, and assist in many other areas of the hospital,
such as the Cancer Center, Ambulatory Surgery Center, Dialysis
Center, and MRHC Admitting.
They also make and distribute pillows for nursing mothers and
abdominal surgery patients.
Donations to McAlester Regional Health Center.
Friends Helping Friends . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Indigent Patient Assistance . . . . . . . . . . .
Diabetes Education . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Through the gift shop and other fund-raising efforts, the volunteers
donated equipment and furniture to MRHC totaling $57,940. In
addition, $39,500 was awarded for healthcare-related scholarships.
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$104,365
$ 15,039
$ 7,799
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Donated to MRHC
EKG System
Birthing Bed
Stretcher
Fitness Equipment
Cafeteria Furniture
Waiting Area
OR Cabinet on Wheels
APRIL 2016
SUNDAY
Donations
Donations to MRHC
Friends Helping Friends
Indigent Patient Assistance
Diabetes Education
McAlester Regional
HEALTH CENTER
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THURSDAY
“Deanna Sebastian was a wound care patient who used the McAlester Regional Wound Healing Center’s hyperbaric treatment after
a skin graft. “The hyperbaric treatment I received provided the best possible foundation for the success of my skin graft,” she said. The
wound care center has two hyperbaric chambers, which use high pressure and an all-oxygen environment to treat specific types of
wounds. The process promotes healing by increasing oxygen at the body’s tissue level up to 20 times its normal level. “I am not sure
that my healing would be progressing as well as it is without the help of the hyperbaric chamber,” Deanna said of her experience. “I
highly recommend it to anyone for wound healing.” Deanna said her treatment at the Wound Healing Center was always positive, from
the beginning to the end, thanks to the compassion, knowledge and professionalism of each staff member.”
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APRIL FOOLS’ DAY
— Deanna Sebastian
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TAX DAY
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McAlester Regional Health Center
PRIMARY STROKE CENTER OF EXCELLENCE
Did You Know?
McAlester Regional Health Center is a nationally accredited Primary Stroke Center.
We are dedicated to early recognition and treatment of patients with signs and symptoms of Stroke.
Last year, many of the Americans who suffered a Stroke
did not get the right lifesaving treatment in time. But you
can help save lives and improve recovery by acting
F.A.S.T.
Be ready to save a life by knowing how to spot a Stroke.
MAY 2016
McAlester Regional
HEALTH CENTER
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ELECTION DAY
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MOTHER’S DAY
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VETERAN’S DAY
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ARMED FORCES DAY
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MEMORIAL DAY
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“The qualities of the facilities, the staff and the outstanding nursing at MRHC truly make it an
exceptional regional medical center. The transformation and growth in the past few years of the
McAlester Regional Health Center in terms of the depth of the programs available and quality of health
care is second to none in the area. Procedures and processes which used to require trips to facilities
located a long ways away are now capable of being handled locally, helping to ease the stress of
recovery for both the patient and their families. While there have been amazing improvements in the
past few years, I believe the future is even brighter for the McAlester Regional Health Center.”
— Kevin Priddle
Wins Award for Technology
Ask Us About Our
It is with great pleasure we announce that McAlester Regional
Health Center has been recognized as being on the cutting edge
of technology.
New Patient Portal
The Healthcare Information and Management Systems Society
(HIMSS) Analytics has awarded MRHC with Stage 6 Designation
for its utilization of Electronic Medical Records (EMR). This
reflects our commitment to the highest levels of patient safety and
quality care. Reaching Stage 6 out of 7 is a result of focus, good
direction and a steadfast commitment from leadership.
McAlester Regional Health Center was named one of the Most
Wired in 2015. Hospitals & Health Networks sponsors the annual
Most Wired Survey, which is an industry-standard benchmark
study.
Update Personal Information
Review Your Results
Pay Your Bills
View Appointments
McAlester Regional Health Center achieved Meaningful Use
Stage 1 Year 2.
Health Care’s
TM
WINNER 2015
McAlester Regional
HEALTH CENTER
JUNE 2016
McAlester Regional
HEALTH CENTER
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“I had surgery at McAlester Regional Health Center to remove
the right side of my thyroid. Although it was an outpatient
procedure, I would like to thank everyone for a great job. I was
super impressed with the care and courtesy that was provided to
me. It was a pleasure. God Bless you all!”
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— Emert McKaughan
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FLAG DAY
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FATHER’S DAY
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FIRST DAY OF SUMMER
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JULY 2016
McAlester Regional
HEALTH CENTER
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THURSDAY
“I would like to commend the staff of the McAlester Regional Health Center outpatient Ambulatory Surgery Center and
Dr. Justin. I recently went to the McAlester Regional Health Center ER from the request from my primary care physician, Dr.
K. Miller. I was checked out very well by the staff in the ER. I was admitted to 3 West unit and wanted to let you know that
you have an awesome staff working that section. I can’t remember all their names, but I was treated like a patient from
people that loved and cared. McAlester Regional Health Center, you have some good people working those halls and all
throughout that place. Thank you very much for taking care of me. HOO RAH, for all of ya...”
FRIDAY
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MERCY CLINIC MERGES WITH McALESTER
REGIONAL HEALTH CENTER
As the founder of the free Medical Clinic in
McAlester, Oklahoma stepped down, McAlester
Regional Health Center stepped forward to ensure the
area’s most vulnerable residents continued to have
access to basic health care.
Dr. Larry Lewis founded the Mercy Health Clinic of McAlester
23 years ago, offering free services with help from volunteers,
donations and organizations such as McAlester Regional Health
Center. A transition team from the hospital and Mercy Clinic worked
together to make the move as easy as possible for Mercy Clinic
clients. There was no name change and there were only a few
changes in how clients scheduled appointments to obtain services.
LOCATION:
McAlester Regional Health Center Physicians Building
within the
Southeast Clinic Family Medicine
(Home to the McAlester Regional Health Center Physician
Residency Program with Oklahoma State University)
MERCY
CLINIC
AUGUST 2016
SUNDAY
HOURS:
Fridays from 1:00 p.m. to 5:00 p.m.
Doctors, nurses or other volunteers who wish to help may contact
McAlester Regional Health Center Foundation
Director Mr. Ryan Gathard at 918-421-6767.
McAlester Regional
HEALTH CENTER
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TUESDAY
WEDNESDAY
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THE VAN BUREN HOUSE of McALESTER REGIONAL HEALTH CENTER
Assisted Living Center with four levels of nursing care, from basic service to substantial medical intervention.
The appropriate level for each resident is determined by a licensed staff person. Levels of care provide services tailored to individual abilities and needs.
• Unfurnished 1 or 2 bedroom apartments
• 24 hour nursing care
• Medication administration
• 3 meals served daily, including special diets
• Housekeeping and laundry
• Conveniently located next door to
MRHC Wellness Center
• Sunday chapel and Bible study
“I was overwhelmed with the gentle, professional and
loving care given by every person employed by Van Buren House.”
– Barbara McCormick
Daughter of the late Helen Groves, former Van Buren House Resident
SEPTEMBER 2016
SUNDAY
McAlester Regional
HEALTH CENTER
MONDAY
TUESDAY
WEDNESDAY
“I receive Outpatient Infusion at McAlester Regional Health Center as a result of
my battle with colon cancer. I feel Carol Visser does a great job taking care of me
and her other patients. It is apparent her patients are her No. 1 priority. She is always
friendly and goes out of her way to make sure we are comfortable during our visits
and receive excellent care!”
THURSDAY
FRIDAY
SATURDAY
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— Tommy Ricks
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LABOR DAY
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FIRST DAY OF AUTUMN
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WELLNESS CENTER
OUTPATIENT THERAPY SERVICES
918-426-6600
918-421-6800
PAIN WITH RUNNING?
A personalized exercise program can correct biochemical imbalances that can lead to pain free activities.
PAIN WITHOUT RUNNING?
At least 60-75% of runners are sidelined by an injury at some point in time.
Training errors are the most common underlying factors in most running related injuries.
WE PROVIDE . . . Video Running Analysis, Full Body Biochemical Assessment, Rehab & Conditioning Specific to Running.
WE HELP YOU . . . Increase your mobility, strength, balance & agility to minimize your chance of injury or re-injury.
WE CAN IMPROVE YOUR FORM . . . to become more efficient.
At our first meeting:
At our second meeting:
• We take a detailed history of the individual's running habits and
any pain they may have.
• We do a full body flexibility and strength screening and inspect
footwear. In addition, we evaluate motion at the feet as well as
standing posture.
• We video the client running on treadmill from side and back, both
full body and from hips down, as well as walking on the treadmill
with and without shoes.
• Based on findings we create an individualized exercise program
to address any pathology or inefficiency in the runner's form.
OCTOBER 2016
SUNDAY
• We review the video and all findings with the runner.
• We teach the exercise program and provide pictures of each.
• We apply leukotape or kinesiotape as appropriate and make
shoe recommendations as appropriate.
• We are available to answer questions afterward. We will
re-evaluate as desired to compare form to previous video
and update program.
McAlester Regional
HEALTH CENTER
MONDAY
TUESDAY
WEDNESDAY
THURSDAY
FRIDAY
“I would like to commend the staff of the McAlester Regional Health Center outpatient Ambulatory Surgery Center and Dr. Justin Plaxico for my recent gallbladder
surgery. Let me begin by saying the pre-op appointment helped put my mind at ease. Valerie Mullins, RN explained all that I needed to do to prepare myself for the
surgery and what to expect that day. She also went over all my history and made sure the information was correct in my files. The day I arrived the staff took the best of
care. making sure myself and my family were informed and comfortable with my situation. All of the Nurses, including Stephanie Self, Christina Modzelewski and Karen
Shackelford, made sure I was not in pain and knew how to take care of myself when I left. Phil Vilar, Certified Registered Nurse Anesthetist, took great care of me also,
letting me know how it would all go and what to expect. Thank you for allowing me to share this experience, as I am a local business owner and all too often the
"GOOD JOB" is overlooked!”
SATURDAY
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— Michelle Morris Hayt
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COLUMBUS DAY
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HALLOWEEN
MRHC Imaging Services
McAlester Regional Health Center has a
full line of radiologic imaging
technology. MRHC Imaging Services
include nuclear medicine, X-ray, MRI, CT,
PET, Echo and EKG. We also offer
Ultrasound featuring 4D, the latest in OB
imaging.
Radiologic Technology week is
nationally recognized
November 6-12, 2016.
NOVEMBER 2016
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HEALTH CENTER
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ELECTION DAY
VETERAN’S DAY
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THANKSGIVING
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“I received excellent care during my left knee replacement
surgery. Everything went great! The room was clean, the food tasted
good and the RNs gave good care. The Physical Therapists were
excellent and made sure the PT equipment was delivered on time.
Southeast Clinic Orthopedics’ office help is AMAZING, especially
Josh! They are the NICEST group of people! Thanks McAlester
Regional Health Center for making this a positive experience!”
— Dian Marsee
Our Gift to You...
Bringing you the latest
technologies in trauma and
emergency services, delivering
quality care close to home.
Coming soon...
McAlester Regional
HEALTH CENTER
DECEMBER 2016
SUNDAY
McAlester Regional
HEALTH CENTER
MONDAY
TUESDAY
WEDNESDAY
Our family’s association with McAlester Regional spans a period of more than 30 years. In that
time, we have utilized the hospital for surgery, emergency care, and for the births of our two sons. The
most recent visits were to the hospital's wound care clinic.
In all of our visits to McAlester Regional Health Center there has been one quality that impressed
us the most. It is not the physical building, but the caring nature of the staff. We have always felt like
the employees were truly concerned with our well-being. We knew the staff had a genuine interest in
our care and this caring attitude was an essential part of our recovery.
THURSDAY
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FIRST DAY OF WINTER
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CHRISTMAS DAY
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NEW YEAR’S EVE
M E D I C AT I O N L I S T
This medicine list is for:
This medicine list is for:
NAME: ____________________________________________ Birth Date:____________
NAME: ____________________________________________ Birth Date:____________
If you need to get in touch with me, use this phone number: _____________________
If you need to get in touch with me, use this phone number: _____________________
this email: _______________________________________________________________
this email: _______________________________________________________________
EMERGENCY CONTACT: ___________________________________________________
EMERGENCY CONTACT: ___________________________________________________
The best way to get in touch with my emergency contact is:
The best way to get in touch with my emergency contact is:
Phone: ___________________________ Email:________________________________
Phone: ___________________________ Email:________________________________
I am allergic to: ___________________________________________________________
I am allergic to: ___________________________________________________________
I also have some other problems with medicines: ______________________________
I also have some other problems with medicines: ______________________________
________________________________________________________________________
When I get Up I take:
________________________________________________________________________
When I get Up I take:
Drug Name
This Looks
Like
How
Many
How I Take It
I Started
I Stop
Taking This On: Taking This On:
Why I Take It
Who Told Me
To Take It
How
Many
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I Started
I Stop
Why I Take It
Who Told Me
To Take It
How I Take It
I Started
I Stop
Why I Take It
Who Told Me
To Take It
Why I Take It
Who Told Me
To Take It
In the Afternoon I take:
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How
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Before I go to Bed I take:
How
Many
Other Medicines that I do not take Every Day:
This Looks
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Before I go to Bed I take:
This Looks
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Drug Name
How
Many
How I Take It
Drug Name
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Other Medicines that I do not take Every Day:
I Started
I Stop
Drug Name
This Looks
Like
How
Many
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