OMCNewsThe Right Care, Right Here

November 13, 2015

Mission

To provide exceptional, compassionate care to all we serve.

Vision

We will change lives by nurturing hope, improving health and encouraging wellness – every person every time.

Inside this Issue

Ozark Horse Trader

donates to the CTC.

See page 3.

Veteran’s Day Parade

Recap. See pages 5 &

6 for the photos.

Trunk or Treat Photos

See page 7.

People

Dr. Jose Atiles joins OMC Urgent Care Clinic and Mountain Grove Medical ComplexGeneral Practice Physician Dr. Jose A. Atiles recently joined the medical team at Ozarks Medical Center (OMC) Urgent Care Clinic and OMC Mountain Grove Medical Complex. Dr. Atiles has over 25 years of experience in emergency medicine and primary care. He has successfully managed a wide-range of life-threatening conditions. For the past 12 years, Dr. Atiles was the owner and medical director of Doctors Urgent Care, LLC in West Plains. Prior to that, he was an emergency department physician at OMC and at Delta Medical Center in Sikeston. He also served as General Medical Officer at Fort Leonard Army Community Hospital, and as an emergency room physician at Ireland Army Community Hospital in Fort Knox, Kentucky. Dr. Atiles graduated with his Doctor of Medicine degree from San Juan Bautista School of Medicine in San Juan, Puerto Rico and completed his internship in general practice at the Ponce Regional Hospital in Ponce, Puerto Rico. “We are very excited to welcome Dr. Atiles to the OMC family,” said OMC President and CEO Thomas Keller. “He is very experienced and qualified in primary and emergency care, and we are excited to have someone of his caliber at our locations in West Plains and Mountain Grove.”Dr. Atiles would like to welcome his patients from Doctors Urgent Care as well as new patients. To make an appointment with him at OMC Urgent Care Clinic on Tuesdays and Thursdays. He will also be accepting new patients and appointments at the OMC Mountain Grove Medical Complex on Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays.Dr. Atiles and his wife, Migdalia, and their Shetland Sheep Dog, Prince Valentine, have resided in West Plains since January 1998. In their spare time, they enjoy going to dinner and a movie and also traveling to the Caribbean. The OMC Urgent Care Clinic is located at 181 Kentucky Avenue, Highland Park Suite 100 in West Plains. OMC Mountain Grove Medical Complex is located at 500 E. 19th Street in Mountain Grove. For more information, contact the OMC Urgent Care Clinic at 417-257-5911, or OMC Mountain Grove Medical Complex at 417-926-6563.

Veterans continue their service to others at Ozarks Medical Center

Part 3 of a 4 Part Series. See pages 2 & 3.

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People

Veterans continue their service to others at Ozarks Medical CenterOMC would like to recognize a few of our veterans that came forward to be interviewed. We appreciate all that they have done for our country and applaud all veterans for their service. Here are the next two of 9 stories.

Michelle Dillard, Case Manager, OMC Behavioral Health CareMichelle Dillard, a case manager at Ozarks Medical Center Behavioral Health Care, has spent the last 30 years in the reserves: 19 years with the Army Reserves, and the last 11 years with the Air Force Reserves, which she is currently a member, stationed out of Scott Air Force Base in Illinois. Dillard has traveled abroad to Iraq, Kuwait, Afghanistan, Turkey, Romania, Germany, Guatemala, Korea, Belize, and Egypt, just to name a few, and has worked deployments stateside including border patrol in Texas and a remodeling project at Fort McCoy in Wisconsin.

During her time with the Army, she was part of a construction crew. Her deployments mostly consisted of humanitarian missions to build schools. It was during a deployment to Guatemala that Dillard says had the most profound impact on her. It was on their second day in Guatemala when there was a 7.2 magnitude earthquake. “We went to a hospital to help. It was the saddest thing I have ever seen. Cribs held four babies. They were making casts for the injured out of cardboard and duct tape. For our mission, we had brought things to distribute like coloring books and crayons. The only thing the kids really wanted was water. We spent most of our mission rebuilding the hospital. Once we finally got to our real job of building a new school, we worked just a few days before our mission ended. But during those few days, there was a lady who lived in a very run down shack next door. Every day, she would bring us food, tortillas and fried bananas, just because she was so grateful that we were there,” Dillard said.

Dillard acknowledges that the most useful skill that has come from her military experience is the ability to work with such a diverse group of people. “You don’t take things for granted. You see the other side of the spectrum,” she said. This quality is one that she uses in her everyday life on the job. As a case manager, she visits her clients in their homes. She works with them on coping skills, anger

management, shopping skills, healthy eating habits, and personal hygiene. “I never look down on my clients. I know that they are doing the best that they can. I enjoy working with them and helping them make a difference in their quality of life,” Dillard said.

Dillard and husband Jeff have four children. The two older ones have already followed in mom’s footsteps of service. Daughters Jonnie, 27, is a nurse atMercy Hospital in Springfield; and Jamie, 21, is in the Coast Guard. Jenna, 11; and Justin, 9; attend school in Mammoth Spring.

Dillard says she was a rebellious teenager who planned to marry right out of high school. She was talked into signing up for the military as a way to pay for her and her future husband’s education. The marriage didn’t happen, and the education was put off until eleven years ago. Now with five degrees including Psychology, Sociology, Criminal Justice, Elementary Education, and Child and Family Development, Dillard doesn’t regret her decision to serve her country. “The military gave me a sense of pride in myself and taught me how to be responsible. It changed my life, and I have been blessed to have had the opportunity to serve my country for so many years. My family has been very supportive and I could not have done this without them.”

OMC Behavioral Health Care offers efficient and effective mental health services to children and adults including individual, couples and family counseling. In addition, BHC provides psychological testing and evaluation, case management and medication services to help reduce the severity and duration of mental health disorders. Our team of psychiatrists, psychologists, social workers, nurse practitioner, nurses and counselors provide convenient, comprehensive care to keep our community mentally healthy.

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Michelle Dillard, Afghanistan, 2008

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Gary Carter, LPNOMC Neurosciences Center “Join the Navy and see the World!” That was the slogan that enticed Gary Carter to enlist as a Mess Management Specialist in the Navy in 1975. Carter served almost five years in the Navy and did see quite a bit of the world. He worked on aircraft carriers and submarines, and visited South America, the Caribbean, the Mediterranean, Western Pacific, Australia, Japan, and more. He volunteered for submarine duty and was stationed in San Diego on the USS Gurnard, a nuclear fast attack sub.

As a Mess Management Specialist, Carter managed the Navy mess hall, afloat and ashore. Preparing menus, serving meals, and maintaining the food service spaces, he also was responsible for the procurement of equipment and mess gear.

Although he was enlisted during a peace time, Carter says he understands what it is like to put your life on the line when you love your country enough to give your life without a blink of an eye. This understanding helps him relate to the veterans that he sees on a daily basis during his job at OMC. Working in the Neurosciences Center, Carter says he has a better understanding of what the veterans have been through. “My military experience helps me every day in being able to deal with people and situations, and has helped me throughout my life in relating to different jobs and locations.” Carter has worked as a nurse in the OMC Neurosciences Center since November of 2007.

After his service, Carter worked as an Agricultural Pest Control Advisor in California. A job that required him to spend eight hours per day traveling from farm to farm, ranch to ranch, and talking to farmers and ranchers about their needs. When the job was changed to a desk job and making phone calls instead of on-site visits, Carter decided to return to school. He took an aptitude test which revealed his strengths and job matches: career military, police officer, or nurse. He ended up returning to school to become an LPN, then he began working as a Medical Technical Assistant for the California Department of Corrections. “I was basically a nurse with a badge,” Carter said.

After retiring from the Department of Corrections, Carter and wife, Linda, decided to move back to Missouri. Carter had graduated high school from Norwood, and knowing that the cost of living would be less in Missouri, they moved back. Linda is a real estate broker, and their two sons, Adam and Andy, both work in Information Technology.

OMC Neurosciences Center provides care for diseases and disorders of the nervous system. Specializing in brain, spinal cord, nerves and muscles, the Neurosciences Center also contributes to the Level 2 Stroke Center designation and is a provider for the ALS Treatment Center.

Gary Carter

Ozark Horse Trader donates to the OMC Cancer Treatment Center Expansion

The Ozark Horse Trader recently “Pinked Out” the Horse Trader by offering pink ads to their advertisers as a way to support cancer awareness. Half of the ad cost was donated to Ozarks Medical Center (OMC) Cancer Treatment Center expansion fund. The Ozark Horse Trader and the following individuals and businesses participated in this donation: Austin Auto Sales; Southern Hills Auto; Glass Sword Cinema; Ozark Salvage; First Baptist Church/Daycare; Thayer Dental; Scaggs Repair; The Rub Shop; River Country Chevrolet; Gentiva Home Health; United Country/Willow Springs; Town & Country Supermarket; McFarland Spine; Main Street Boutique; Simply Sunless; Mammoth Spring Collision; Glenn’s Truck Repair; Hirsch Feed & Farm Supply; Guns 4 You; Outpost Motorsports; West Plains Pawn & Fine Jewelry; Xtreme Audio; Big Lots; Papa John Pizza; Quality Floors; Brian & Shelly Johnson; Ozarko Tire; Brad Trail; Melissa Talbi; Furniture Deals & More; Decorations for Celebrations; United Country/Solomon Cornelius; Ozark Country Antiques; R & R Industries; Randy & Kelly McGinnis; Sheryl Acosta; American Family/Lee Freeman; Dennis’ Specialty Cuts; Drinnon’s Cycle; Penmac; R & T Locksmith; Deb Cotter; Brian, Shelly, Jim & Sandi; Shavers Plumbing; Edgeller & Harper; Triple C Cycle; Pruett Home Improvement; Missouri Loan Center; Green’s Furniture; TJ’s Steakhouse; Rhine Auto Sales; and Hill’s Auto. Pictured left to right, Josh Henry, Melissa Talbi, Kathy Pierce, Kim Owsley, Brad Trail, Deb Cotter, David Ramey, Patty Hocking, all with the Ozark Horse Trader, and Ward Franz, Executive Director of the OMC Foundation.

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Quality

Praise for OMC

Service

2016 Room/Equipment ReservationsThe 2016 calendars are prepared and ready for reservation for the following rooms or equipment. If you have specific days you need it, please send me an email requesting the time and date and I will let you know availability.

• Old ED• Back of the Cafeteria• Administration Telephone Conference Equipment• Administration VanMelissa Tate, Executive Assistant, Ext 6102

Comment received via OMC Website:My father, George Martin, was in ICU last week. His nurse, Rufina, gave him exceptional care and was instrumental in getting hospice set up so he could go home. Because of her care and quick actions, he was able to go home before he passed away. She is a wonderful nurse and an asset to OMC.

Cherie DeShazo

I was admitted to the hospital on the Oct. 16. I was transported by Air Evac and was received by the ER personnel with professional and compassionate care. I spent 2 days in the ICU and 3 days on 2 South. I was treated with the best care I have ever had in a hospital. All of the staff from housekeeping, nutrition ~ great food ~ and the nurses and nurse assistants were great, also the respiratory, too. Everyone made me feel like they cared for me and made me feel as comfortable as possible. I also want to thank Dr. Makarian for his attention that he gave to me. He listened to everything I said and he attended to my every care with professionalism and concern for my health. Thank you OMC for your caring and professional staff that you have.

James Grammer

ForumsEmployee Forums will be presented on November 19th and 20th in the Parkway conference center. The presentation will be “Looking Ahead to 2016 – Our Strategic Plan”. Mr. Keller and other senior leaders will present important information for each organizational pillar: Service, Quality, People, Finance, Growth and Community. This is a great opportunity to learn about the 2016 strategic plan and the significant role you will play in achieving our goals.

Additionally, there will be a PowerPoint running on a continuous loop approximately 30 minutes before each Forum session. This presentation will include information in the format used for previous forums. It is important that you watch this presentation carefully because you will have to correctly answer a question related to those slides if your ticket is drawn for a door prize.

Session times are: Thursday 9:00am | 11:00am | 2:00pm | 4:00pm Friday 7:15am | 11:00am | 1:00pm

Maximum capacity for each session is approximately 120. Please note that the first session on Friday will start at 7:15am. There will be a refreshment table with light snacks and door prizes at each session.

Please remember to print your name legibly as it appears in Net Learning on the sign-in sheet. Be aware that sign-in sheets will be collected promptly at 5 minutes past the session start time. Your assistance with this is most appreciated. There will be sign-in tables at the conference center’s front entrance and in the back hallway for those that enter through one of the rear entrances on the west side of Parkway.

Please let me know if you have any questions or if I can assist in some other way. Please print and post this reminder for those staff that do not have email.

Thank You!Steve CulverService Excellence Director417-257-5984

Corporate Compliance SurveyIf you haven’t already done so, please complete the Annual Corporate Compliance Survey.

You may access the survey at:https://www.surveymonkey.com/r/TYLR98N

• It should take you less than 5 minutes to complete.

• It is very important that you complete this survey completely and honestly.

• I will be following up with all responses that indicate there may be any concerns by the end of 2015.

• The survey will be closed on 11/20, so please complete the survey prior to that date.

• Your input is valued and I want to hear from each and every one of you.

• If you do not have access to a computer, you can complete the survey in the Medical Library.

This survey only occurs once a year, so remember, if you have any concerns any time throughout the year, contact me at ext 5885.

Thank you and Happy Corporate Compliance week,Jo WagnerDocumentation Integrity Director & Corporate Compliance Officer

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PeopleOMC Employees Participated in the Veteran’s Day Parade

Seven year old Cash Adamson

and his dad, offered free coffee

to our veterans as they lined up waiting for the

parade to start.

Thanks to Dianne Hoover who organized the OMC participation in the parade. She is pictured

at right with her husband.

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PeopleOMC Employees Participated in the Veteran’s Day Parade

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People Trunk or Treat

Praise for OMC

Service

Comment received thru phone callI always use OMC services, mostly Rheumatology & HOME.

I have dealt with HOME for the past few years and they have always been very polite. If they can’t help me, they refer me.They are always kind and considerate.

I called HOME yesterday and they couldn’t get what I needed but they were very good about telling me how to go about getting it. Both people I spoke to yesterday were very nice and considerate. I did not get their names.

Jimmie HillWe accept cash, Personal checks & credit cards

Sheet Sale Fundraiser

Proceeds BenefitOMC Foundation

location: old emergency waiting room, located at ozarks Medical center

Mon., nov. 16 • 7am - 7pmTues., nov. 17 • 8am - 3pm

Sanders Collection1800 Thread Count Sheet Sets

Twin $25 | Full $35 Queen $40

King $45 CaliFornia King $45

Now Available at the Gift ShopThe OMC Gift Shop has something for you. Whether you have young children or you feel you need a new friend in your life, we have it. Just arriving is the Elf on a Shelf. I mean who doesn’t like that cute little smile, not to mention very low maintenance. The Elf on a Shelf comes with a book at the cost of $29.50. You can also buy accessories and DVD’s at $9.50 each. Come and get them quick; if it is like last year they will go fast.

It’s A Bake Off!

In an effort to help hone skills in preparation for the holiday season, this month’s cafeteria contest will be a cake and pie contest. It will take place on Monday 11/23/15 at 1:30pm. The winners will be scored on taste, texture, and presentation. This will be an individual prize contest with prizes being awarded to the first, second, and third place. So dust off those cookbooks and get busy and have fun with it.

Michael KennyNutrition Services

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People

Open Enrollment AnnouncementOpen Enrollment is November 2nd through November 20th 2015. Open Enrollment is voluntary with the exception of the Flexible Spending Card (Benny Card).

Open Enrollment is the only time of year employees can make changes to their benefits unless the employee experiences a Qualifying Event. Examples of a Qualifying Event are marriage, divorce, birth, death, spouse’s loss of insurance, etc. Qualifying Event changes must be made within 63 days of the date of the event.Benefits for 2016 are effective January 1st 2016. Benefit information is located on the OMC Portal under Benefits and OPHO.

Plan Changes:Flexible Spending AccountsEffective January 1st 2016 the allowable limit on the flexible spending account will be raised to $2,550.00.

Vision Care Direct Vision Care Direct now offers the progressive lens options in all of their plans. This means we are getting rid of the platinum plan and moving everyone to the Gold plan. The Gold plan has the same benefit options just at a lower cost. ( I will be contacting those employees currently enrolled in the platinum plan to move them to the gold)

Health InsuranceWe will now be adding a hearing aid benefit to our plan. The benefit will include one hearing aid per ear every three benefit years limited to $1,500.00 per hearing aid. Subject to deductible and coinsurance.

Voluntary Short-term Disability Insurance provided by BMIPre-existing condition clause will be removed effective 01/01/16. Still pays 60% of your weekly income with a limit of $750.00.

Main Campus Open Enrollment Meeting Schedule:11/18/2015 (10:00am-4:00pm) Willard Hunter Classroom

Rural Clinic Open Enrollment Meeting Schedule:11/13/2015 (Noon) Thayer (1:30pm) Mammoth Springs

For questions regarding Open Enrollment, please contact Felicia Armades, Benefits Coordinator, at 257-5843 or email your questions to felicia.armades@ozarksmedicalcenter.com. If you do not feel you are able to attend one of these meetings please feel free to contact me via e-mail or phone and I will send you the necessary paperwork.

**** If the only change you are needing to make is to re-enroll in the Flexible Spending accounts the form is located on the Portal under OPHO and Benefits. Please feel free to go on the portal print the form and send to me in HR.

Felicia Armades, Benefits Coordinator(417)257-5843•Fax:(417)257-5804felicia.armades@ozarksmedicalcenter.com

Net LearningThe Net Learning “To Do List” section is back up and running!!! The unexpected downtime ran from October 26-November 6. *If your hire date is in November, you are now able to begin completing your required modules!*If your hire date is in OCTOBER and you were not able to complete your required modules before the downtime started on October 26th, please contact me, as you will still need to complete these modules! You will notice that your To Do List remains empty because the system will not recognize to add your list of modules again until NEXT October. Once contacted, I will send you your list of required modules. You will then need to go to the “Enroll in CBL” section to enroll in and complete each required module from your list.

Again, I apologize for the inconvenience! Your patience and understanding was very much appreciated.

New and exciting things are on the horizon for our NetLearning! Please stay tuned….

Erin Roberts,BSEd., Education Manager417-257-6725•erin.roberts@ozarksmedicalcenter.com

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What’s happening at OMC

Click here for the complete meetings calendar and calendar of eventsClick here for free weekly fitness opportunities & gym discounts

November 16-Living with Diabetes 8 a.m. at Willard Hunter Classroom, ParkwayInformational class to assist those with diabetes. For more information about enrolling in this class, talk to your doctor.

November 18-Multiple Sclerosis Support Group 4:30 p.m. at the Shaw Medical Building, 1111 KentuckyThis group meets the third Wednesday of each month. For more information on this support group, call EZ Niles at 256-1798.

December 1-Lights of Life5:30 p.m. in the Main LobbyThe OMC Foundation will celebrate the 26th annual lighting of the “Lights of Life” Christmas tree. The event is open to the public and will include holiday music. Individuals may sponsor a light on the tree for $10 or an ornament for $25 in honor, in recognition or in memory of someone. For more information, contact the OMC Foundation at 417-853-5200.

December 2-Line of Love5:30 p.m. at the First Presbyterian Church, Aid AvenueChurch of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints prepare wrapped boxes with gifts of food and quilts for patients of Riverways Hospice of OMC. A line will then form from the First Presbyterian Church on Aid Avenue and volunteers will pass the holiday boxes to the Riverways Hospice office on West Main Street, where they will be distributed to patients by hospice representatives. For more information, contact OMC Riverways Hospice at 417-256-3133.

December 9-Health Screening • 7-11:30 a.m., at the Thayer Medical Clinic, 300 Warmfork Road, ThayerOMC Laboratory Services will conduct low-cost lab health screenings. No appointment necessary. For more information, call 417-926-6563.

OMC Cafeteria HoursMonday-FridayBreakfast: 7:00 a.m. - 9:00 a.m.Lunch: 11:00 a.m. - 1:00 p.m.Snack Bar: 1:30 p.m. - 4:00 p.m.Dinner: 4:00 p.m. - 6:00 p.m.Holidays & WeekendsLunch: 11:00 a.m. - 1:00 p.m.Employees receive a 20% discount on most items inthe cafeteria. (Menu subject to change without notice.)

LUNCH MENU SNACK BAR

CAFE

Daily: Salad Bar, Sandwich Bar, Pizza, Desserts

Chicken JambalayaBlackened CatfishRed Beans & RiceOkra & TomatoesFried Chicken SandwichVegetable Beef Soup

Garlic Pork LoinLemon Dill CodCandied YamsPeasHamburgersChicken & Dumpling Soup

Pineapple Arctic CharHomestyle Beef StewMacaroni & CheeseTomato Basil Summer SquashGrilled Chicken SandwichBaked Stuffed Potato Soup

Barbecue ChickenShrimp & PenneGarlic Roasted New PotatoesSugar Snap PeasBlack Bean BurgerWild Mushroom Bisque

NOV16

NOV17

NOV18

NOV19

NOV20

Pesto TilapiaBeef BarbacoaGarden RiceLyonnaise SquashCrispy Fish SandwichClam Chowder

Warm Soft Pretzels with cheese sauce &

mustard

Tacos Bar with shredded lettuce,

cheddar cheese, pico, diced onion & salsa

Wing Bar withcelery sticks

& ranch dressing

$1.00 Hot Dogswith chili, cheese

sauce & 0.25c fountain

drinks

French Fry Barwith cheese sauce,

green onion,chili &

jalapenos

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Public Relations & Communication SurveyPlease take our Public Relations & Communication Survey at: https://www.surveymonkey.com/r/5NK7NNN Once you have completed the survey, send an email to melissa.smith@ozarksmedicalcenter.com to be entered in the drawing to win a prize. In the subject line of the email, type “Survey Completed” and your name will be entered. Prizes are $50 Wal-Mart Gift Card, $25 Wal-Mart Gift Card, and an OMC Goody Basket.

If you do not have computer access, you may complete the survey below and return to Public Relations through interoffice mail.

Complete your survey by Wednesday, November 25. Drawing will be held on Monday, November 30. Questions? Contact Melissa Smith at ext. 6737 or email at melissa.smith@ozarksmedicalcenter.com. Thank you so much for your feedback!

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