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May Word of the Month: "Patient-Centered" At Beacon, we're diving deep into what it truly means to be "Patient-Centered" this month. It's more than just a phrase, it's a commitment to prioritize the needs, preferences, and values of every individual we serve. From the moment an Individual walks through our doors to the ongoing support we provide, we're dedicated to fostering a culture of empathy, respect, and understanding. It's about listening attentively, collaborating effectively, and tailoring our care to meet the unique circumstances of each person. In the month of May, we recognize our commitment to amplifying the voices of those we care for by ensuring that every decision, big or small, reflects our dedication to being truly Patient-Centered. Learn more: https://lnkd.in/gZZrB3ZM What does Patient-Centered mean to you?

May Word of the Month: "Patient-Centered" At Beacon, we're diving deep into what it truly means to be "Patient-Centered" this month. It's more than just a phrase, it's a commitment to prioritize the needs, preferences, and values of every individual we serve. From the moment an Individual walks through our doors to the ongoing support we provide, we're dedicated to fostering a culture of empathy, respect, and understanding. It's about listening attentively, collaborating effectively, and tailoring our care to meet the unique circumstances of each person. In the month of May, we recognize our commitment to amplifying the voices of those we care for by ensuring that every decision, big or small, reflects our dedication to being truly Patient-Centered. Learn more: https://lnkd.in/gZZrB3ZM What does Patient-Centered mean to you?

Small, yet mighty - Captain Arlo teaches us that it is not your size that matters, it's all about diligence and passion. So how do we maintain a small yet mighty approach? Comprised of 24 locations, we are the "Goldilocks" of size: large enough to offer great perks, yet not so big we lose that valuable human connection. Here is a peak into being part of Valley: - Unlimited PTO for DVMs (Really, it truly is unlimited!) - Yearly, all expenses paid, retreats for DVMs and a guest to places like Cancun, Cabo, and Breckenridge - REAL growth opportunities for technicians, assistants, and CSRs - Collaborative and positive support for Managers and Medical Directors - Excellent CE allowances and opportunities - Direct line of communication to the senior leadership team, if you have a need, it becomes our priority to address it - Retention rates well above industry average, this means continuity of care for your patients, and peace of mind for you - Spa days and dinner, just to say thank you - Individualized, competitive, employment offers that actually fit your needs - Real human connection, our CEO and VP team know each of our doctors and managers, forming personalized relationships to support their professional goals. Come find out what makes us like the small and mighty Captain Arlo for yourself (fair warning, we can't pull off a life vest quite as well).

A brief summary of how we experienced August in our offices. 🙌 ⚡

RON ORDONA, DNP, FNP-BC, GS-C, WCC, is co-presenting with Deborah Wolff-Baker MSN, ACHPN, FNP-BC, GS-C on Improving Patient Access to Care by Understanding Regulations Related to Scope of Practice, which is a closer look on understanding current regulatory barriers at both the state and federal level — and advocating for change — will help NPs provide timely access to high-quality care, particularly as NP104 unfolds; and with Dr. Holly Kirkland-Walsh on Opportunity for NP104: Transition of Care in Chronic Wound Management which highlights the collaborative efforts of an NP-led wound management team in an acute-care setting for an effective transition into community-based care.

Name a better team than ours at Regard! Curious about Regard or interested in a demo of our Clinical Insights Platform? Swing by our booth (#4116) under the AI Pavilion at HLTH so we can chat. #HLTHUSA #HealthcareInnovation #ClinicalInsights

Healthcare fam! Y'all know #AMFP has the best events and we always sell out. Don't sleep on what will be the "IT" event to kickoff 2025. See you all there! #healthcareconstruction #healthcaredesign #healthcarefacilities

The day before the SEIA Board arrived in town for our Q2 Board meeting and the Golden Gala, I took an 11-hour round-trip road trip to New York City, arriving back at 1:30 am. Why would I do that? Because despite the busyness of my life and the importance of that week, I have learned, often the hard way, that skipping important personal events creates regrets that can’t be overcome by ensuring that the work gets done. And that week was a prime example. A very close friend suffered the death of her brother (he was ten years old), and she and her family were heartbroken. The little boy’s memorial service was at 6 pm in NYC on Monday night. So, I got in the car with my supportive partner and drove to New York City. Because that’s where I needed to be from 6 – 9 pm that evening. And then we drive back home. And then I woke up on Tuesday (with very little sleep), went into the office, met with some of my Executive Committee members, chaired the SI2 board meeting, greeted the high school winner of the SI2 essay contest (I cried – wonder why?), and hosted the Solar Energy Industries Association Board for dinner. Was I tired? Absolutely. Did I want more sleep? No doubt. Would I have changed my decisions? Nope. Cause that’s what I have learned to do. Show up in the spaces I need to show up in. The growth for me over my career is that I now understand that showing up for my personal priorities is just as important, if not more, than showing up for my professional priorities. Like you, maybe I have missed more than one recital, school event, or sports game with my children. But when the critical things happen to family and friends – the graduations, the awards ceremony, the doctors’ appointments, the funerals – I go. Even if it means I am extra tired. Or a missed work event. Or I have to work extra to make up the time. I have missed both weddings and funerals because work was too pressing. And I have deeply regretted some of those decisions. And I have evolved. So, what about you? How do you prioritize these many demands on your time? What have you learned? I need to hear it. 

It's National Walking Day!👣 If you're looking for inspiration for your next wander, swipe to see our lovely Medical Secretary, Liv's, recent adventures! To read our top tips on walking more, as well as key benefits, head to our blog: https://lnkd.in/gd7sBRBg. Let us know your favourite walks in the comments!👇 #nationalwalkingday