CCH’s 3rd annual Women’s Wellness Retreat, Saturday, April 27th at Johnny and Junes. Doors open at 8 am with blood test voucher sales 8 – 9:30. Men are welcome! We’ll have vendors, health information and cash & carry shopping! Presentations start at 9:30 and end at 11:30. Speakers will...
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Cafeteria Menu April 15th – April 19th Monday: BBQ Chicken Quinoa Casserole (Fresh Start), Goulash, Peas (Fresh Start), Winter Blend Vegetables (Fresh Start), Tuscan Tortellini Pasta Salad (NEW), Potato Soup, Garlic Toast, Oreo Fluff Tuesday: Pork Chop with Raspberry Balsamic Glaze (NEW) (Fresh Start), Stuffed Peppers, Baked Sweet Potato...
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Cafeteria Menu April 8th – April 12th Monday: Pulled Pork on Bun (Fresh Start), Italian Beef on Hoagie, Roasted Ranch Potatoes (NEW) (Fresh Start), Pasta with Vegetables, Normandy Blend Vegetables (Fresh Start), Pea Salad, Cherry Crisp Tuesday: Taco & Baked Potato Bar Wednesday: Grilled Chicken (Fresh Start), Pork Burger...
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Reduced Rate Blood Test Vouchers will be sold at the Women’s Wellness Retreat 8 – 9:30 am at Johnny and June’s in Flora (Men Welcome). Presentations begin at 9:30 Blood pressure checks, body fat analysis, diabetes risk assessment, along with education on fitness, finances, nutrition, and emotional wellness to...
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Cafeteria Menu April 1st – April 5th Monday: Roasted Rosemary Pork Loin (Fresh Start), Stuffed Peppers, Scalloped Potatoes, Mixed Vegetables (Fresh Start), Broccoli Cauliflower Salad, Italian Ravioli Soup (NEW), Lemon Pound Cake Tuesday: Salmon Patty (Fresh Start), Hamburger on Bun, French Fries, Macaroni & Cheese, Bermuda Blend Vegetables (Fresh...
Read MoreCafeteria March 25th – March 29th Monday: Dijon Peach Pork Chop (NEW) (Fresh Start), Lasagna, Twice Baked Mashed Potatoes, Green Beans (Fresh Start), Cranberry Apple Walnut Salad (Fresh Start), Garlic Toast, Strawberry Lemon Poke Cake (NEW) Tuesday: Pineapple BBQ Chicken Breast (NEW) (Fresh Start), Tuna Noodle Casserole, Baby Baker...
Read MoreCCH’s 3rd annual Women’s Wellness Retreat, Saturday, April 27th at Johnny and Junes. Doors open at 8 am with blood test voucher sales, vendor booths, health information, and cash and carry shopping! Presentations start at 9:30 am and run until 11:30. Speakers will include Stacey Rhodes, Kathy Lynch, Catherine...
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Cafeteria March 18th – March 22nd Monday: Honey Mustard Chicken (Fresh Start), Reuben, Baked Potato (Fresh Start), Corn (Fresh Start), Bermuda Blend Vegetables (Fresh Start), Blueberry Pie Tuesday: 6 Pepper Tilapia (Fresh Start), Enchilada Casserole, Spanish Rice (Fresh Start), Peas (Fresh Start), Taco Pasta Salad (NEW), Corn...
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Cafeteria March 11th – March 15th Monday: Mediterranean Chicken Breast (NEW) (Fresh Start), Hobo Casserole, Wild Rice, Malibu Blend Vegetables (Fresh Start), Tomato Florentine Soup, Oatmeal Pie Tuesday: Roast Beef (Fresh Start), Corn Dogs, Mashed Potatoes (Fresh Start), Brown Gravy, Honey Glazed Carrots (Fresh Start), Dinner Roll,...
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Cafeteria March 4th – March 8th Monday: Beef & Noodles (Fresh Start), Chicken Pot Pie, Mashed Potatoes (Fresh Start), Corn (Fresh Start), Dinner Roll, Warm Turtle Poke Cake Tuesday: Apricot Chicken (Fresh Start), Beefy Pepper Bake, Au Gratin Potatoes, Peas (Fresh Start), Fall Salad, Corn Muffin ...
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Clay County Hospital extended thanks to its Auxiliary Volunteers last week during the National Volunteer Appreciation Week (April 7th – 13th) with a special luncheon at the NMN Club in Flora. Last year, the Auxiliary contributed close to $5,700 through proceeds from the gift box and annual fundraising efforts. Donations to Clay County Hospital and Medical Clinics included new patient lockers and patient chairs for the surgery department, children’s sensory activity wall toys for two Flora Clinic pediatric exam rooms, and routine upkeep on the electronic charging stations. The Auxiliary also funds annual scholarships to high school graduates in Clay County studying for healthcare careers. “We are extremely grateful for the generosity and commitment of our auxiliary volunteers,” said Emily Milner, Auxiliary Coordinator. “In 2018, our Auxiliary volunteered approximately over 5,167 hours of service.”
Clay County Hospital Auxiliary meets every first Tuesday of the month at the Clay County Hospital conference room at 2:00 p.m. The Auxiliary welcomes volunteers from men and women interested in offering a helping hand. For more information on the mutually beneficial experience of volunteering with the Auxiliary, stop in the Gift Box and speak to a volunteer or contact Emily Milner, Liaison at 618-844-3162.
The purpose of the Auxiliary is to render service to Clay County Hospital, its patients and community, and to assist Clay County Hospital in promoting the health and welfare of the community.
Photo Caption – Auxiliary Volunteers were awarded pins for total hours volunteered since becoming a member (L-R) Front row: Jean Guerrettaz, Billie Mojonnier, Pat Cooper, Rowena Newkirk and Betty Fornear. Back row: Ferne Harrell, June Payne, Sharon McCraw, Vera Deweese, Ilene Jackson, Mary Kenley, Rosalee Pearce and Nancy Byers.
Thanks to all our volunteers for their service to our community.
Thank you all u r wonderful
Good folks
Our Finance Department offering up this weeks 🤓 Friday Fun Fact! 🤓
Marissa Barker-Accounting Clerk
Jonathan Smith- Financial Analyst
Luke Cyzewski- Finance Manager
Our Finance Department is responsible for more than just payroll for the employees and accounts payable to our vendors. Along with making sure that employees are paid accurately, and our vendors are paid timely, our Finance Department completes daily reconciliations of cash, reviews daily reports to track revenue and expenses for the Hospital and Medical Clinics.
Many of the other tasks performed by the finance department include:
· reviews hundreds of invoices weekly
· responsible for preparing the monthly financial packets for the Clay County Board.
· Annual audit that involves having all of the documentation necessary to back the reported financials and working a full week with auditors to check the accuracy of our work. Luke Cyzewski, Finance Manager states “I love working with my staff on a daily basis. I truly appreciate Marissa and Johnny’s hard work and attention to detail to establish the most accurate information to report for our Hospital and Medical Clinics.” We appreciate our Finance Department for all the “behind the scenes” hard work and dedication!
This team ROCKS! I'm so thankful that I get to work with this crew.
They’re the best!!
Clay County Hospital Flora Clinic welcomes Board Certified Orthopaedic Surgeon, Dr. Julko Fullop to our Flora clinic location. Dr. Fullop will see patients on alternating Wednesdays starting in May as one of the several specialty providers located at the CCH Flora clinic. Dr. Julko Fullop is a Mount Carmel native and has been practicing since 2005. He graduated from Southern Illinois University School of Medicine before completing his residency at University of Florida Shands Hospital. He is board certified by the American Board of Orthopaedic Surgery. No physician referral is necessary. Please call 618-508-8020 to schedule an appointment.
Dr fullop is awesome he did my knee surgery in highschool. It's now the better of my two!
Wonderful doctor.
Dr. Fullop is the best!
I really like him he repaired my right shoulder and replaced my left knee. I had a real good experience.
He is amazing👍
He is great!
Yes, he is very good. Mt Carmel I so very lucky to have him.
Another doctor coming home to practice!
He is the best he did 10 of my 11 shoulder surgeries.
This is exciting news! Excellent orthopedic surgeon. He did Bria's UCL repair in 2014.
Dr Fullop one of the best
The best!!
One of the best!
He is the best around.
We would recommend Dr. Fullop for anyone! Flora area, you are lucky!
Awesome...has done both Joes knees! Great doctor
Heard nothing but good things about him
He is excellent!
Highly recommend!!
He's the best. Did 2 knee replacements.
Jane Wingert, Judy Pierce, Brenda Seessengood did you see this?
He is the best!
Both knees as a rotator cuff repair. No complications.
Very much needed..we are going to mt vernon with broken arm..
Highly recommend!!