Month: October 2016

The following reports from patients and family members reaffirm our staff’s commitment to putting our patients’ needs first. Please take a minute to say THANKS! Due to the holiday, I had no choice but the ER. My visit [to Shore Emergency Center at Queenstown] was a great experience (except for having my injury). Thank you for the professionalismContinue reading →

“As empathetic and mindful caregivers,  we have an important responsibility to deliver compassionate care experience,” says Christine Clarke, UM Shore Regional Health’s new service excellence coach-trainer. “This is only possible if all our team members are engaged and focused on providing the best possible patient experience — connecting with the patient throughout their care processContinue reading →

The UM Shore Regional Health Employee Engagement Survey closed this past Sunday, October 9 at 12 a.m., with a total of 1,583 surveys completed. Out of a total of 214 UM SRH departments/work units, 101 achieved a 100% response rate, 149  reached 75% or better, and 198 areas reached 50% or better . Among the UMMS entities participating in the survey, UM SRH tied forContinue reading →

In observation of National Diabetes Awareness Month, University of Maryland Center for Diabetes and Endocrinology has announced special events planned in both Chestertown and Easton for those interested in learning more about diabetes and prediabetes risk factors, treatment and disease management. Two open house events are scheduled as follows: Wednesday, November 16, 2016, 1-4 p.m.Continue reading →

UM Shore Regional Health employees who have reached a Service Milestone or retired between September 1, 2015 – September 30, 2016 will be honored in this year’s celebrations. HR is looking forward to celebrating with 320 Service Award Honorees and 45 Retirees! Retirees and 20, 25, 30, 35, 40, 45 & 50 Year Honorees – Service Celebration Dinner, Thursday,Continue reading →

Adam Weinstein, MD, vice president of Medical Affairs at University of Maryland Shore Regional Health, recently received the 2016 President’s Award from The Maryland State Medical Society (MedChi) in recognition of his service to organized medicine and efforts to care for Eastern Shore patients. Weinstein earned his medical degree from University of Maryland School ofContinue reading →

Below is a brief summary of recognition requested during the September Executive Rounding. The November Rounding Schedule is as follows:

University of Maryland Shore Regional Health is a leading sponsor of the upcoming HomePorts Health & Wellness Expo set for Thursday, October 20, 8:30 a.m. – 1 p.m. at Kent County High School. UM SRH has been actively involved with the HomePorts Expo since its inception in 2011.  As a lead sponsor, UM SRH contributedContinue reading →

University of Maryland Memorial Hospital Foundation, The Elks Lodge of Easton and Robin’s Nest invite you to an afternoon to delight you creative senses on November 6, 1-4 p.m. Come enjoy exclusive holiday designs you can use inside and outside your home, food and drinks while supporting a great cause! Proceeds from all tickets sales goContinue reading →

The American Association of Healthcare Administrative Management has announced that this year’s National Patient Account Management Day will be part of a week-long celebration, October 16-22.  National Patient Account Management Day was established on October 18, 1989 to officially recognize people involved in healthcare administration management throughout the country. The Patient Financial Services team atContinue reading →

On Tuesday, October 11, 2016 a group from Bumper “T” Caring Clowns met with the chief of Easton Police chief and  Talbot County sheriff to spread awareness of their organization’s mission. “This is a wonderful program that we support,” said Chief David Spencer. “It’s a shame that recent reports across the nation about clowns conducting criminalContinue reading →

The Bazaar at 121 Federal Street in Easton will hold a Bag Sale on Friday, October 21. Customers will be able to fill a bag with shop merchandise for either $6 or $10. Bags will be provided by the Bazaar and can be filled with previously discounted clothing (punched tickets). Certain merchandise exclusions do apply;Continue reading →