EMPLOYEE NAME Amayah NolleySydney LeeJarrad GarrettPayton GroceSarah BlankenshipKelsy MullinsCasey VibbertLisa MatthewsAmanda BradshawTonya ReynoldsDavis MooreTimothy DuncanClisty HumphreyJanice PoynterCarolyn CrabtreeBrennen LondonElliot JarmanDarlene MoorePamela DyerSherrie Rutherford

We are pleased to welcome the following new T.J. team members!

DEPARTMENTNurse Assistant - Med SurgLPN - Med SurgRN - DialysisRN - TJHCLPN - Scottsville ClinicLPN - Primary CarePSR - GI ClinicPSR - Primary CareCertified Med Assistant - Scottsville ClinicCodingCourierLab TechPhlebotomistClinical Lab AssistantClinical Lab AssistantPSR - Urgent CarePSR - ERPSR - ERDepartment Support Assistant - Lera B. MitchellCT Tech - TJHC

TEAM

NOVEMBER 8, 2021

SERVICE EXCELLENCEAwards

DO YOU KNOW SOMEONE WHO EXEMPLIFIES THE VALUES AND

STANDARDS OF THE T.J. PLEDGE?

Nominate your fellow co-workers or a provider for one of the TJRH Service Excellence Awards. You may pick up a form outside the hospital cafeteria, print the one in the back of this newsletter, submit it online via the T.J. Intranet, or it can now be found and submitted at https://www.tjregionalhealth.org/for-employees/..

Award winners are announced monthly. Thank you for helping us to recognize our employees and providers who strive for Service Excellence!

November: Champion

T.J. PATIENT ENCOUNTERS10/30/21 - 11/5/21:

8,89010/23/21 - 10/29/21:

9,122

NOVEMBERNovember 9 - 11: T.J. Talk (page 4)November 11 & 12: T.J. Gift Shop Christmas Open House (11/11 8 a.m.- 5 p.m., 11/12 8 a.m. - 4 p.m.) November 15: Blood Drive @ Lera B. Mitchell(2 - 6 p.m.)November 22 & 23: Collective Goods @ South Lobby

If you have an important date or event that should be added,please email it to mollie.felkins@tjsamson.org.

Nominate your fellow co-workers or a provider for one of the

TJRH Service Excellence Awards ONLINE. The form can be found

and submitted at tjregionalhealth.org/nominate

SERVICE EXCELLENCEAwards

Thank you to South Green

Elementary for the sweetest gift to

our nursing department. We are so blessed to work in such a

wonderful community!

Christmas Open HouseNOVEMBER 11 NOVEMBER 128 a.m. - 5 p.m. 8 a.m. - 4 p.m.

Everything is 20% off!

*Refreshments will be served*

Congratulations to this month’s Service Excellence Award Winner!

Congratulations to PEGGY, andTHANK YOU for the excellent service you provide

to your patients at TJRH every day!If you would like to nominate someone for a Service Excellence Award, you may fill out a nomination form on the intranet, print the form in this

newsletter, or pick up a form outside the cafeteria.

PEGGYMORRISON

has been selected as the October winner of the TJRH Service Excellence Award for adapting to CHANGE!

According to the values of the TJ Pledge, we adapt to change by:

• Being a part of the solution when I am presented with a challenge

• Embracing change and set the example for those around me

• Accepting openly when there are changes that TJ Regional and/or I have no control over

• Managing the expectations of others by explaining duration and next steps as often as needed.

Peggy was recognized for showing these qualities. The following submission was received about Peggy:

Peggy has adapted to a lot of change over the past few weeks; from getting a new boss to having to work overtime because of a no call, no show and the one visitor policies. Peggy gets yelled at when visitors are wanting to go back and switch in and out with other family members. Peggy remains calm and explains our policies effectively. There is no one like her!

Service Excellence Awards

The Community Mission Foundation Newsletter is here! Click here to access the first edition.

The MissionThe MissionCONNECTIONCONNECTION

A Message from the DirectorA Message from the DirectorBenjamin Franklin once said, “Change is the only constant in life.” As each of us reflect upon the past two years, I think we could all agree that “change” would have to be the primary description of our lives. While many of the changes we have experienced have not been what we would have hoped for, there has been an incredibly positive change that has also happened right here in southcentral Kentucky.

In 2014, the T.J. Community Mission Foundation (TJCMF) was created with the purpose of supporting and enhancing the mission of T.J. Regional Health. This newsletter will become a primary way that we at the TJCMF share with you exactly how donor partners just like you are helping fulfill that mission. In doing so, we will continue to build healthier communities for our family, friends, and neighbors to call home.

Whether through the construction of the Shanti Niketan Hospice Home, through the creation of our Car Seat Program for families in need, or through placing lifesaving equipment in the hands of local law enforcement agencies, the T.J. Community Mission Foundation is becoming a force for positive change in this region. Thank you for being a part of that change!

Serving one another,

Executive Director

Fall Fall 20212021

Thank You, Rotary Club!Thank You, Rotary Club!The T.J. Community Mission Foundation was honored to receive a donation in support of the construction of the Shanti Niketan Hospice Home from the Glasgow-Barren County Rotary Club. The $7,000 donation was the result of the recent Golf Scramble hosted by the Rotary Club in support of Shanti Niketan. T.J. Community Mission Foundation Executive Director, Randy Burns said, “We are just overwhelmed by this gift and so thankful to Glasgow-Barren County Rotary Club for their partnership with us on this wonderful facility that will serve so many for years to come. Also, thank you to all of the businesses and individuals in our community who supported the Golf Scramble through sponsorships or participation!” Presenting the check to TJCMF Chairman, Doug Landers, is Rotarian Daniel Byrd, Golf Scramble Coordinator.

Included in the photo from left to right are: Owen Lambert, Rotary Club Board Member and TJCMF Vice Chair; Cavey McCoy, Rotary Club President; Henry Royse, TJCMF Board Member and Rotarian; Jamie McFarlin, Rotary Club President-Elect; Krissie Coe Fields, Rotarian; Doug Landers, TJCMF Board Chair; Randy Burns, TJCMF Executive Director; Daniel Byrd, Rotary Club Board Member; Janis Turner, Rotary Club Board Member.

Issue 1Issue 1

T.J. TALK

This week the T.J. Regional Health Compliance department is celebrating Corporate Compliance and Ethics week, which is held annually nationwide from November 7th- 13th! Corporate Compliance & Ethics Week began in 2005 to shine a spotlight on the importance of compliance and ethics. The core principles of the week are awareness, recognition, and reinforcement. The Compliance team at T.J. consists of John Thomas Rogers, Compliance Officer and Risk Manager and Chelsea Massengill, Compliance Paralegal. The T.J. Compliance department is proud to join organizations across the country in celebration this week!

As a fun way to promote awareness this week, please answer the following questions and submit your answers to John Thomas Rogers via email at jrogers@tjsamson.org by Friday 11/12 at 10am. A winner will be randomly drawn on Friday for a prize.

What is the T.J. Compliance Hotline Number?You can protect the confidentiality of patient information by:a. Making sure that your username and password is not shared with others.b. Making sure medical records are not left on the top of nursing station counters accessible to the public.c. Making sure you do not access information that is not necessary for you to perform your job.d. All of these answers are true.

The Executive Team will host the following sessions this week to discuss the Vaccine Mandate:

Tuesday, 11/9 at Noon4th Floor Classrooms

Wednesday, 11/10 at NoonPavilion Community Center

Thursday, 11/11 at NoonTJHC Cafeteria

Thursday, 11/11 at 3pmZoom (link will be emailed)

Feel free to send questions in advance to hr@tjsamson.org

Because of the COVID-19 pandemic and safety concerns, the 2021 Salute to Veterans Celebration will be an outdoor event with social distancing and safety measures in place.

The Salute to Veterans Celebration will take place from 7 a.m. - 9 a.m. on Wednesday, November 10 at the South Central Bank Operations Center located at 501 S. L. Rogers Wells Blvd. South Central Bank employees will host a “drive-thru” parade in the parking lot.

We’d love to have representation from T.J. at this event! Email marketing@tjsamson.org to volunteer or to get more information.

November

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As a sponsor of the local community theatre group, The Far Off Broadway Players, T.J. Regional Health will have a number of tickets for the upcoming production of Miracle on 34th Street at the Historic Plaza Theatre in Glasgow. The show dates are November 26 – 28. Please be watching for information on how to enter a drawing for up to four tickets!

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***IMPORTANT INFORMATION ABOUT HOW WE TRACK TIME***

Starting October 10, 2021 you will track your time using UKG Dimensions. The new timekeeping system will replace the Novatime Timekeeper that you are currently using to timestamp and request time off. Paylocity will remain in place for any HR/Payroll information.

What do I do next?

A HealthStream assignment will launch in the upcoming weeks to provide training, so that you will know how to enter your time and enter any future time off requests.

As with any change, there will be a transition period, but please know that are resources available to assist you and that we have the best team dedicated to our success. As we go through this together, let’s support our managers and each other.

UKG Dimensions has replaced Novatime Timekeeper as our time-keeping system. UKG is what you now use to timestamp and request

time off. If you have any ques-tions, please reach out to your

manager/supervisor.

While the Rehab team misses our Annual Not So Scary Trick or Treat, we did our best to honor our younger patients by offering them a trick or treat opportunity inside the clinic on their therapy days. We loved seeing the costumes, the laughter, and joy these very special children bring to us!

T.J. TEAMIn all my years of being in a hospital, visiting or staying with a loved one, this hospital is absolutely at the top of my list as the best ever. They have the kindest staff I have ever come in contact with. From the ER, ICU Unit, to a regular room, they went above and beyond to make us comfortable and to take the very best care of our loved one. God Bless this hospital and its wonderful staff!

30 days of gratitudechallenge

November 1st -30th

There are two ways to participate and be eligible for prizes

Complete 30 days of gratitude challengefor a chance to be in the drawing for a$100 Amazon gift card. Print the challengelocated in this week's newsletter andcomplete a task each day.

Send something you are grateful for to tshirley@tjsamson.org and be eligible formore prizes. Your quote could be featuredon one of our TJ social media pages!

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Details on the next page.

30 Days of Gratitude ChallengeDay 1 Day 2

Express gratitudeto at least one

important person in your life.

Day 6Engage in a

random act of kindness.

Day 7Spend 30 minutes

practicing self-care.

Day 11Do something

nice for a co-worker.

Day 12Recognize

today as a gift.

Day 16Recognize three things that you usually take for

granted.

Day 17Write about your

favorite part of the workday.

Day 21Think of a way that someone

helped you today.

Write down three things that you are thankful for.

Day 22Write down three

things that you appreciate about

your boss.

Day 3Go one full day

without complaining.

Day 4

Meditate or have quiet time for 10

minutes.

Day 8Give someone a

small gift.

Day 9

Write a thank-you note to someone

in your life.

Day 13

List three things that you like about

your job.

Day 14

Spend the day being an optimist.

Day 18Think of what

you’re grateful for before going to

bed.

Day 19Share an

inspirational quote on social media or

with a friend.

Day 23Notice positive

traits about your colleagues.

Day 24Spend time with

loved ones.

Day 5Make an effort to smile more

throughout the day.

Day 26

Write a thank-you note to a

colleague.

Day 10

Go outside and appreciate the

beauty of nature.

Day 27Refrain from

gossip or speaking

negatively about others.

Day 15

Write down five things that you

like about yourself.

Day 28

Compliment a stranger.

Day 20

Catch a co-worker doing a good job and thank them

for it.

Day 29

Express your thankfulness for life’s hardships.

Day 25Think of

something great that has

happened to you in the last year.

Day 30

Start a gratitude journal.

If you plan to send in pictures for the newsletter, please remember that all

employees should be masked. Thank you!

CHRISTMAS PARADE VOLUNTEERS NEEDEDIf you are interested in volunteering to walk in

the Glasgow Christmas Parade on December 4, please email Mollie Felkins at

mollie.felkins@tjsamson.org.

Masquerade Jewelry $5 sale is back!

December 1 & 2TJSCH South Lobby

Christmas Elves

We are looking for families within our T.J. family who might be having difficulty this year meeting the demands of Christmas. We may have some-one who has fallen upon hard times and just needs a little help to bring the Christmas spirit home. Maybe someone in your family has had sickness, loss of a job, a death in their immediate family or some other devastating loss. If these or any other situation that we have not mentioned fits you or one of your co-workers, we want to help.

First, we would like for the receiving families to remain anonymous. An employee may apply for yourself or you may apply for a co-worker. Appli-cations must be returned to the Human Resources department. Applications are due by November 9, 2021. The application can be found attached to the all employee email from Neil last week.

Second, we are seeking TJ departments to spon-sor a family. Department Directors will coordinate the project within the department. The department will be assigned a family by Human Resources.

This is a wonderful opportunity for us to come together within our departments to help a fellow TJ team member and their family this holiday season. We look forward to making this a merry holiday season for TJ family members in need.

T.J. Samson Home Care Celebrates Home Care, The T.J. Samson Palliative Care Team are true healthcare “SUPERHEROES” to be celebrated not only this month, but year round. They have worked tirelessly and passionately to make sure patients and their loved ones are cared for with skill and compassion.

Greg Houchens, DDiv, has been in ministry for 25 years. He currently serves here at T.J. as the Hospital Chaplain, providing specialty care in Palliative Care in addition to his hospital duties. He is married and has 2 adult children. He is a movie buff, Gunsmoke fan and former disc jockey.

Amelia Kiser, MD, has been in practice for 22 years serving the Glasgow community. Dr Kiser is the Medical Director for the T.J. Palliative Care program. She is married to Kyle, who is also a physician in TJ’s ER. They have 2 children, Olivia and Stratton, who are both away from home working or in college. Dr. Kiser is consoling herself with 3 ginormous dogs and endless estate sales, yard sales and antiquing.

Laura L. Reed, APRN, NP-C, has been a nurse for 17 years and a NP for 14 years. The last 3 years she has been serving with the Palliative Care Team. She is married to John and they have 2 children, Addisen and Cooper. They have 3 dogs and their family farms as well. They enjoy spending time with family, going to ballgames and travel-ing, especially to Disneyland.

Lori Walton, APRN-BC, has 19 years of NP practice. She is the newest addition to the Palliative Care Team, but is no stranger to T.J. Her husband Shane is a realtor for ReMax Highland Realty. She has 2 daughters, Stephanie and Allie, as well as a super son-in-law Andrew. Also included in the family is a fierce schnoodle named Charlie Brown. Lori loves to craft read, grow flowers, glamping and trying out new recipes.

April Humphrey, LCSW, has been in practice 22 years, 18 of them at T.J. Samson. She is the Social Worker for the Palliative Care Team providing much need support and assistance to patients, families and the team itself. She is married to Joey and has 2 daughters, Leah and Rory. She has recently become grandma to grandson Kyas. Super spoiled mutt Penelope ultimately rules the roost. The outdoors are April’s escape, including fishing, hiking and being on the lake.

Shelly Southworth, BSN, RN, CHPN, has been an RN for 26 years. She serves as the Team Coordinator. She is married to John and has 3 children; Daniel, Matthew and Allison. They have 5 cats, 4 dogs and 3 pot-bellied pigs and enjoy living in the country. Shelly spends her free time reading mystery novels, crocheting and spending time with her kids.

From left to right: Greg Houchens, Laura Reed, Lori Walton, April Humphrey, Dr. Amelia Kiser, Shelly Southworth.

T.J. Samson Home Care Celebrates Home Care, Hospice and Palliative Care Month in November

“Superheroes” of the T.J. Samson Home Medical Equipment Department

Our HME group not only should be recognized this month, but every month. They work hard to make sure our patients get the equipment and/or supplies they need in a timely manner. They show kindness and compassion daily to all our patients and their caregivers/family.

T.J. Samson’s Home Medical Equipment• CPAP and BIPAP Machines - One-on-one care with respiratory therapist for set-up on all new paps - Wide variety of CPAP and BIPAP supplies - Respiratory therapist on staff and available to assist with any issues• Home oxygen• Non-invasive ventilators• Suction

Home medical supplies• Ostomy supplies, foley catheter supplies, wound care supplies, incontinence supplies, ensure and glucerna, tracheostomy supplies

Tinisha Napier, RRT, has been a respiratory therapist at T.J. for 24 years. She and her husband Jeremy have been married for 24 years and they have a wonderful 18 year old daughter, Sierra. Also a member of their family is a maltese fur baby named Tink. Tinisha loves to go camping and hiking and spending time with her family.

Jennifer Garmon, a material handler and oxygen tech with our HME dept, has been working at T.J. for 5 years. Jennifer is married to Johnny and they have 3 fur babies, a dog, Nubs, and 2 cats, Rick and Gimpy. She enjoys crafting, kayaking, hunting, fishing and spending time with her family.

Melissa Jones says she loves working at T.J. and has been working for the T.J. HME dept for 6 years. She started working in the oxygen dept, and now is a HME clerk. She is married to Bryan and they have two boys, Issac and Noah. Melissa loves spending time with her family, cooking and collecting cookbooks.

Chadrick Harris has been an oxygen technician with T.J. HME for one year. The newest to the department. He has two wonderful children, Kiaus and Hollace. Chad enjoys fishing, barbequing, attending sporting events and family time.

From left to right: Jennifer Garmon, Melissa Jones, Tinisha Napier, Chadrick Harris.

Soup Vegetable Soup Chicken & Dumplings Pinto Beans Broccoli Cheddar Chili

Comfort Food! Fri-Yay!!!

Features Baked Chicken Broccoli Alfredo Nachos & Enchiladas Roast Beef Manhattan Jerk BrisketLasagna Cheese & Bean Enchiladas Fried Fish Jerk Turkey Grilled Brats

Stuffed Portobellos Taco Meat or Fajita Chicken Steamed CarrotsGrilled Caribbean Chicken with Mango

Salsa Burgers

Grilled Asparagus Cilantro Lime Rice Brussels Sprouts Red Beans & Rice Oven-Fried Zucchini SticksSteamed Broccoli Cauliflower Rice Green Beans Smashed Red Potatoes Steak Fries

Parmesan Creamed Spinach Charro Beans Mashed Potatoes Grilled Cabbage King Sized Soft PretzelsOven Roasted Potatoes Brown Gravy Callaloo BBQ Onions

Assorted Toppings & Sauces Assorted Toppings & Sauces Baked Sweet Plantains Assorted Toppings, Cheese, & SaucesKale Caesar Mexican Street Corn Salad Vinegar Slaw Caribbean Cooler Punch Creamy Broccoli Salad

Garden Salad Jalapeno Poppers Hush Puppies Assorted Toppings & Sauces Fried MushroomsMozzarella Sticks & Breadsticks Cornbread Cornbread & Dinner Rolls Cornbread Cornbread

Dessert Lemon Bars Banana Bread Blondies Peanut Butter Cookies Coconut Crunch Cake Apple TurnoverMonday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday

15 16 17 18 19Soup Broccoli Cheddar Chili Roasted Red Pepper & Gouda Vegetable Soup Potato Soup

Stacked or Wrapped Sandwich Bar Comfort Food!

Features Build Your Own Pasta Nacho Bar Buttermilk Marinated Grilled Chicken Roast TurkeyPenne Taco Meat or Fajita Chicken Spinach Wraps, Sourdough Bread Signature Fried Chicken Meatloaf

Zucchini Noodles Grilled Chili Lime Chicken Burrito Wheat, Hoagie, Brioche Bun Chicken Tenders Seasoned Green BeansOven Fried Chicken Nacho Chips Turkey, Ham, Bacon Hot Honey Brussels Mashed Potatoes

Grilled Chicken Refried Beans Blackened Mahi Cauliflower Mac & Cheese Steamed BroccoliItalian Sausage Spanish Rice Chicken Salad Roasted Asparagus Cheese Sauce

Balsamic Roasted Brussels Cauliflower Rice BLT Pasta Salad Maple Glazed Yams DressingBroccoli, Mushrooms Mexican Street Corn Salad Kale Cranberry Salad *Homemade Fruit Tea* Turkey Gravy

Side SaladGrilled Peach, Praline Bacon & Walnut

SaladAssorted Toppings & Sauces Assorted Toppings & Sauces Assorted Toppings, Cheese, & Sauces Assorted Toppings & Sauces

Mozzarella Sticks Jalapeno Poppers Onion RingsBread Breadstick Cornbread Dinner Roll Cornbread Cornbread

Dessert Cannoli Tres Leches Cake Chocolate Cake Strawberry Cobbler Salted Caramel Pretzel Brownie

Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday25 26 27 28 29

Club Sandwich Chicken Chef's Special Beef Manhattan Grilled Chicken Caesar Wrap Pulled Pork Sandwich

Potato Soup Chips & Salsa Seasoned Green Beans Chips, Fresh Fruit Baked Beans

1 2 3 4 5

Chicken Cobb Salad BLTA Croissant Chicken Fajitas Pizza Sub Crispy Orange Chicken BowlCroissant Creamy Broccoli Salad Black Beans Side Salad Eggroll

8 9 10 11 12

Cali Grilled Chicken Sandwich Bacon Cheeseburger Chicken & Cheese Quesadilla BBQ Bacon Cheddar Sliders French Dip

BLT Pasta Salad Creamy Broccoli Salad Chips & Salsa Chips Roasted Potato Wedges

15 16 17 18 19

Hawaiian Ham & Cheese Chicken BLT Salad Italian Wrap Fried Chicken Sandwich Roast Beef & Cheddar Sliders

Cranberry Kale Salad Croissant Kale Caesar Salad Roasted Potato Wedges Loaded Potato Salad

22 23 24 25 26

Fried Bologna SandwichChicken Salad & Fresh Fruit

Plate Tuna Salad Croissant General Tso's Chicken Bowl Sloppy Joe

Chips & Fruit Blueberry Muffin Chips, Fresh Fruit Cup Eggroll Loaded Potato Salad

Bacon, Egg & Cheese Bagel

Blueberry Pancakes

Bacon, Egg & Cheese Bagel

Blueberry Pancakes

Breakfast Special

Lunch Special

Breakfast Special

Chocolate Chip Pancakes Chocolate Chip Pancakes Chocolate Chip Pancakes Chocolate Chip Pancakes

Apple, Too November

Fried Bologna, Egg & Cheese on Texas Toast

Fried Bologna, Egg & Cheese on Texas Toast

Fried Bologna, Egg & Cheese on Texas Toast

Fried Bologna, Egg & Cheese on Texas Toast

Nashville Hot Chicken Biscuit Nashville Hot Chicken Biscuit Nashville Hot Chicken Biscuit Nashville Hot Chicken Biscuit

Bacon, Egg & Cheese Bagel

Nashville Hot Chicken Biscuit

Chocolate Chip Pancakes

Blueberry Pancakes Blueberry Pancakes Blueberry Pancakes

Bacon, Egg & Cheese Bagel Bacon, Egg & Cheese Bagel

Lunch Special

Lunch Special

Breakfast Special

Lunch Special

Breakfast Special

Lunch Special

Breakfast Special

Fried Bologna, Egg & Cheese on Texas Toast

The Apple A Day is open daily for your made to order breakfast, lunch and dinner dining selections.

T.J. Cafe

T.J. Community Mission Foundation – 1301 N. Race Street – Glasgow, KY 42141

Employee Payroll Deduction Authorization Form

Employee Name: ______________________________________ Employee #: ____________________

Home Address: ____________________________ City: ___________________ St: _____ Zip: ________

Phone: _______________________________ Email Address: __________________________________

Thank you for your decision to partner with the T.J. Regional Health family through your support of the T.J. Community Mission Foundation.

I would like for my gift to support the T.J. Community Mission Foundation (please check):

_____ in support of where needed most.

_____ in support of the Shanti Niketan Hospice Home.

Recurring Gift

_____ I wish to make a donation to the T.J. Community Mission Foundation through a recurring deduction of my gross pay each pay period. I understand that I can change or cancel this payroll deduction at any time by contacting Payroll/Finance, and that the deduction shall remain in effect until such time that I do so.

Please deduct the following amount from each paycheck (26 pay periods annually):

_____ $38.47 = $1000 annual gift _____ $10 = $260 annual gift

_____ $28.85 = $750 annual gift _____ $3.85 = $100 annual gift

_____ $19.24 = $500 annual gift _____ $___________ Other Amount

One-Time Gift

_____ I wish to make a one-time donation to the T.J. Community Mission Foundation through payroll deduction.

$______________ (one-time gift amount)

*Your recurring or one-time donation to the T.J. Community Mission Foundation is tax deductible.

Employee signature: _______________________________________ Date: __________________

RETURN COMPLETED FORM TO: T.J. Community Mission Foundation via interoffice mail, email scanned form to foundation@tjsamson.org, fax to 270.659.1704, or complete the payroll deduction form online at https://www.tjregionalhealth.org/employeegive/

AAACorporate Discount: $40 for 2 people for 14 months. Call

Cindy Piascik at 216.644.2988 to complete application on phone.

AT&TReceive 25% off base rates. (Excludes Unlimited Plans.)

AWARDS, INC.Receive 15% off gift items. (Excludes trophies & plaques.)

AZUL TEQUILAReceive 15% off (dine-in only) OR a free queso (takeout

only).

BAILEY GIBSON SERVICE DEPT.Receive 15% off service.

BLUEGRASS CELLULARReceive 15% off basic service.

BOUTIQUE 218 AT JORDAN'S SALON Receive 10% off clothing at Boutique 218.

CAVE CITY PIZZAReceive 10% off your total.

DON FRANKLIN GLASGOWReceive 10% off standard services and repairs.

DROBOCKY ORTHODONTICSReceive a free consultation and 5% off to T.J. staff and children. (New patients only. Does not apply to patients who are

currently in active orthodontic treatment.)

EL MAZATLANReceive 10% off your purchase.

ELY DRUGSReceive 20% off your purchase of scrubs.

ENTERPRISEUse this corporate code for a discount: XZ58A71

Discounts vary, contact Enterprise for specific details.

EXTREME FITNESSIndividual: $21 Family: $26 Key Card: $10

FREDDY'SReceive 10% off your total.

GARCIA'SReceive 10% off carryout order - employee's meal only.

LAWLESS ORTHODONTICSReceive a $500 discount.

LONG JOHN SILVERS / A&WReceive 20% off regular-priced purchase.

MERCADO LATINOFree fried plantains with any meal.

**$1.25 Street Tacos every Wednesday** $4.99 Breakfast Burritos on Thursdays

(Now through end of May)

NOT AVERAGE JOES GYM$20 a month. No fees.

PAPA JOHN'S PIZZAAny large 4-topping or specialty pizza + 2-liter for $13.99:

Tjpj21wLarge 3-topping pizza + two 20 oz. drinks for $10.99:

Tjpj3twChoose a Papadilla, 10" Cheesesticks AND two 20 oz.

drinks for $16: MED16 Reg. menu prices. Online orders ONLY. Must have code.

T.J. employees receive discounts at the following Glasgow businesses by showing your T.J. name badge.

BARREN COUNTY EMPLOYEE DISCOUNTS

new

FRANKLIN NISSAN10% off any service work.

NANWOOD MARKET10% off regularly priced items.

RUGGED TRUTH BARBERSHOP$1 off a haircut.

THE TRENDY FARMHOUSE15% discount on merchandise and/or services of

farm2furniture.

Rev. 9/27/21

If you are aware of other discounts that T.J. employees receive, please email marketing@tjsamson.org.

RALPHIE'S FUN CENTERReceive free shoe or skate rental.

RIB LICKERSReceive 10% off your purchase.

R+ MED SPAReceive 10% off your purchase.

SHOGUN BISTROReceive 10% off your food purchase.

SIDELINES CASUAL DININGReceive 10% off your purchase.

SOUTHERN CUP COFFEE & CAFEReceive 10% off your purchase.

SWEETHEART BAKERYReceive 10% off your purchase.

THOROUGHBRED EXPRESS AUTO WASH$25 for Triple Crown Unlimited

$23 for Derby Dazzler Unlimited$20 for Express Wash Unlimited

(prices are per vehicle/per month)

T.J. CAFEEmployee discount in employee cafeteria.

T.J. GIFT SHOPReceive 10% off your purchase.

Payroll deduction available for employees.

WITTY'S COMPLETE CAR CAREReceive $5 off lube/oil/filter change.

WORKOUT ANYTIMEFirst month free • $25 Premium Plus Plan

($15 per person for additional household member)($39 + tax annual fee)

YMCAJoining fee is waived. 15% discount monthly.

T.J. employees receive discounts at the following Columbia businesses by showing your T.J. name badge.

COLUMBIA EMPLOYEE DISCOUNTS

BARREN COUNTY EMPLOYEE DISCOUNTS, CONT.

Primary Care Pod A: 270.651.6791Dr. Mallory • Dr. Behringer • Megan Buntin, APRNPat Spears, APRN

Primary Care Pod B: 270.659.5870Dr. Gilson • Dr. Miller • Dr. Neuhaus • Dr. Kelly

Primary Care Pod C: 270.659.5885Dr. A. Campbell • Dr. Matney • Dr. Brooks • Carla Hale, PA-CCardiology: 270.659.5970Dr. Nair • Dr. V. Reddy • Dr. Salifu • Lisa DuCoff, APRNNancy Jo Houchens, APRN • Ashley Collins, APRNHeather Bull, APRN • Andy Reece, APRNGastrointestinal Clinic: 270.659.3398Traci Anderson, APRN

General Surgery: 270.659.5945Dr. Klapheke • Dr. Marion • Dr. Saridakis

Gynecology & Obstetrics: 270.659.5865Dr. Craddock • Dr. Dirig • Dr. VazquezNellie Bell, APRN • Casey Sacia, APRN • Michelle Wilson, APRN

Nephrology: 270.659.5834Dr. S. Reddy • Marissa Howard, APRN

310 N.L. Rogers Wells Blvd., Glasgow • Call 270.651.1111 for general information.

T.J. Health Cave City Clinic: 270.773.2111Dr. Camas • Paula West, APRNCardiology: Dr. Salifu

T.J. Health Columbia: 270.384.4753 T.J. Health Columbia Clinic: 270.384.0451Patricia Doolin, APRN T.J. Health Columbia Primary Care: 270.384.4764Dr. Kiteck • Kandace Webster, APRN • Angela Rush, APRNCardiology: Dr. Nair • Dr. Salifu • Ashley Collins, APRNGynecology: Casey Sacia, APRN Pediatrics & Ped. Behavioral Health: Alisha Risen, APRNPodiatry: Dr. RisenPulmonary: Dr. Kummerfeldt Sleep: Kim Bowman, APRN

T.J. Health Edmonton Clinic: 270.432.4800 Dr. Dunn • Connie Prostko, APRN • Khabeer Abdul, APRN

T.J. Health Greensburg Clinic: 270.973.5439 Pediatrics & Ped. Behavioral Health: Alisha Risen, APRN

T.J. Health Russell Springs Clinic: 270.858.3636 Chris Doolin, APRN • Kristi Irvin, APRN

Neurology: 270.659.5945Dr. Koury

Oncology: 270.659.5890 Dr. Modi • Melanie Isbell, APRN • Lauren LeGrand, APRN

Pain Management: 270.659.5990Dr. Ciochetty • Tracy Taylor, APRN

Pulmonology: 270.659.5835Dr. Kummerfeldt • Dr. Mahmoud

Urology: 270.659.5965Dr. Wiatrak

Urgent Care at the Pavilion: 270.659.5555Laboratory: 270.659.5584Pavilion Pharmacy: 270.659.5599Radiology: 270.659.5570Rehab Services: 270.659.5660Respiratory: 270.659.5540Women’s Imaging: 270.659.5591

T.J. Health Scottsville Clinic: 270.237.3123 Emily Tabor Jessie, APRN • Lindsey Landers, APRNTiffany Frye, APRN

T.J. Health Tompkinsville Clinic: 270.487.0720 Teresa Sheffield, APRN

T.J. Home Health & Hospice: 270.651.4430T.J. Long Term Care Team: 270.651.4451 Dr. A. Kiser • Micah Tracy, APRN • Pat Spears, APRNNikki Sherfey, APRNT.J. Samson Community Hospital:270.651.4444T.J. Samson Family Medicine: 270.651.4797Dr. House • Dr. Clouse • Dr. Gillette • Dr. WrightDr. Fisher T.J. Sleep Clinic: 270.651.1888 Dr. Turpen • Kim Bowman, APRN • Amy Thornbury, APRNT.J. Specialty Services Dermatology: 270.629.3376Dr. Allred • Sherelen Hodges, APRNT.J. Wound Care: 270.651.4325Dr. A. Kiser • Micah Tracy, APRN • Nikki Sherfey, APRN

T.J. HEALTH PAVILION

ADDITIONAL SERVICE LOCATIONS

10/26/21

For Office Use Only: Department Director Approval: __________________________

HR Approval: _________________________________________

Submit completed nomina�on forms to Pam Bray in Human Resources.

TJRH Service Excellence Award Nomination Form

Nominee’s Name (please print):_____________________________________ Date: _____________________

Nominee’s Department:____________________________ Nominee’s Supervisor:_______________________

Choose One:

Hospital Pavilion Columbia Clinics

Clinic Loca�on:_______________

Choose Area(s) of service that the nominee consistently delivers service that reflects T.J. Regional Health’s Service Excellence standards of:

Compassion Coopera�on Collabora�on Communica�on Change Champion

Provide a detailed descrip�on of how the nominee exemplifies the standards listed on the pledge. Refer to T.J. Pledge for standards of behavior. Please be sure to provide specific examples of service.

Would you like to remain anonymous?______________

If no, please provide your name: ___________________________________________

I WILL SHOW COMPASSION: see all patients, family members, visitors,

coworkers, physicians, and anyone else at T.J. as my customerrecognize that each and every interaction I have at

T.J. Regional Health mattersshow kindness and compassion towards my

customers at all timesbe sensitive to the personal and private needs of

every customer

I WILL COOPERATE WITH OTHERS: maintain zero tolerance for abusive behaviorlisten and be willing to accept fault when I make a

mistakenever underestimate the power of an apologyrefrain from blame and judgmentbring a sense of calm to stressful situations

I WILL COLLABORATE WITH OTHERS: value myself and every coworker as an equal part of

one GREAT team working togethertreat others in a way that I would like to be treatedparticipate only in conversations that are courteous,

respectful, and reflect positively on my teammates and T.J. Regional Healthfoster a calm and pleasant atmosphere, and refrain

from gossip, rumors, and insultsspeak honestly, seek truth, and act with integrity

towards my teammatesvalue the uniqueness and expertise that each team

member contributes to the wholemeet the need of the moment, regardless of whether

or not it is considered part of my job

I WILL COMMUNICATE: smile - at everyonealways introduce myself, my role, and my purposeuse body language, eye contact, and tone of voice

that shows respect in every interactionfollow the 10/5 rule: always acknowledging people at

10 feet away with a smile and always greeting people at 5 feet awayescort any customer in need (visitors, patients) to

their destination

I WILL ADAPT TO CHANGE: be a part of the solution when I am presented with a

challengeembrace change and set the example for those

around meaccept openly when there are changes that T.J.

Regional and/or I have no control overmanage the expectations of others by explaining

duration and next steps as often as needed

I WILL BE A CHAMPION: serve with passionview myself as an owner of T.J. Regional Health and

act accordinglytake responsibility for the physical appearance of

T.J. Regional Health, including my work areago out of my way to daily thank and compliment my

customers and coworkersdare to make a difference and be exceptionalconstantly try to improve myself and T.J. Regional

Healthspeak positively about T.J. Regional, while at work

and in public places outside of work

T.J. PLEDGE

MISSIONT.J. Regional Health will promote and provide for the health and wellness of the communities we serve and the healthcare professionals who serve them.

VISIONT.J. Regional Health will utilize available resources to anticipate and exceed the healthcare needs of the region with a focus on quality and compassion.

CORE VALUES• Compassion• Communication• Be a Champion• Cooperation• Collaboration• Adapt to Change