OMCNews. The right care, right here. Main Entrance and Lobby closing Wednesday, May 31 for remodel. See page 3 for more information.

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1 OMCNews The right care, right here. May 26, 2017 Growth Ozarks Medical Center to Break Ground on New Clinic on June 12 Ozarks Medical Center (OMC) will hold a groundbreaking ceremony at 12:15 p.m. June 12 for the new home of the combined OMC Mammoth Spring and Thayer clinic. The community is invited to attend. The groundbreaking will be held at the construction site at the corner of Nettleton and US Hwy 63 in Thayer, close to the Arkansas/Missouri state line. At 8,700 square feet, the combined clinic will greatly increase the size of the current clinics located at 300 Warmfork Road in Thayer, Missouri and 260 South Main Street in Mammoth Spring, Arkansas. We are so pleased to officially kick off construction of this new, state-of-the-art facility, said Tom Keller, OMC President and CEO. By combining two clinics that are less than three miles apart into one, our goal is to help patients get all their health care needs met in one location. Keller said plans for the new facility include an increased number of exam rooms; a rehabilitation gym for physical therapy, occupational therapy and speech therapy; expanded areas for behavioral healthcare, chronic care management, and patient education. The OMC Thayer Clinic has been serving the area since 1990, and is staffed by Dr. Harry Kelly, Family Nurse Practitioner Glennette Haney, and Licensed Social Worker Charlotte Collins. OMC began operating the Mammoth Spring Clinic in It is staffed by Dr. Harry Kelly and Family Nurse Practitioner Leslie Batterton. Dr. Kelly, along with Batterton, Haney and Collins will continue to provide care in the combined location. OMC will also be able to enhance services due to wiring and infrastructure for advanced electronic health capabilities such as telemedicine. We are proud to construct this spacious new facility to provide access to our patients closer to their homes, added Keller. Tate General Contractors, Inc. of Jonesboro, Arkansas are the general contractors on the project. Cromwell Architects and Engineers, Inc. of Little Rock, Arkansas is the architectural firm that designed the clinic. Construction of the clinic is expected to be complete in winter To reach the OMC Thayer Clinic, call or the OMC Mammoth Spring Clinic, call For more information about the groundbreaking, contact the OMC Public Relations Department at Inside this Issue OMC Lobby closing for remodel. See page 3. See the Annual Pillar Award winners on pages 4-6. Join the fun at the OMC Dice Run of the Mills. See pages Main Entrance and Lobby closing Wednesday, May 31 for remodel. See page 3 for more information. 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.

2 May 26, Quality Patient Experience Results by Unit/Department May 22, 2017 Here is this week s patient experience report. Please contact me if you have any questions or if I can help in some other way. Steve Culver, Service Excellence Director, < 62 nd Percentile 62 nd 75 th Percentile =>75 th Percentile Unit/Department Weekly Change Month to Date MAR Percentile Rank Quarter to Date 1Q2017 Percentile Rank Year to Date 2017 Percentile Rank Year to Date Inpatient - HCAHPS 51 st 40 th 32 nd 167 Inpatient ICU HCAHPS N/A 32 nd 28 th 10 Inpatient OB HCAHPS 88 th 84 th 84 th 17 Inpatient CSU HCAHPS 17 th 13 th 9 th 33 Inpatient Med/Surg - HCAHPS 57 th 48 th 40 th 107 Emergency Dept. 72 nd 46 th 48 th 141 Surgical Services 2 nd 6 th 6 th 80 Clinics - CGCAHPS 29 th 26 th 25 th 599 OMC Home Care - HHCAHPS Behavioral Healthcare Clinic Rehabilitation Services Imaging Services 20 th 41 st 42 nd Lab 36 th 39 th 43 rd Registration 44 th 29 th 27 th EVS 14 th 17 th 14 th Nutrition 36 th 21 st 25 th OMC BHC Participated in MARCs OMC Behavioral Healthcare participated in four Multi-Agency Resource Centers (MARCs) to provide information and assistance to families impacted by the recent flooding. OMC BHC participated in events in West Plains, Alton, and Gainesville. The Missouri State Emergency Management Agency coordinated the events with local non-profit agencies and the American Red Cross. OMC BHC provided outreach services to 101 families during the four MARC events. The following OMC employees staffed the events: Toni Autrey, Christy Jackson, Amanda Huskey, Erik Carlson, Shayna Smithson, Linda Simmons, Kevin Phegley, Myriah Wallace, Richard McGee, and Kristy Groves. It is great that OMC employees choose to live out our corporate mission by going out into the community to attend these events. Some people just needed to know we are available to help them. Others will need a higher level of care and we ll be prepared to help, Richard McGee OMC BHC Director. Addressing Envelopes Friendly reminder: Please address your envelopes completely and visible through window envelopes. We have had a few with no zip, no street address or folded so you could not see all of the address though the window. We try to catch as many as we can but some slip through and we get charged for them. Thank you for your help! Nina Tryon, CMRP, Manager Materials Management The Shuttle is back! Shuttle service is running again and I have drivers available Tuesday through Thursday from 8:00am to 4:00pm and Friday from 8:00-12:00 noon. Call N Accessing Your Own Medical Records Even though I caused quite a stir by bringing it to your employees attention that we are truly reviewing their access to or through their own medical record even for purposes of doing their job, it was effective and made a huge impact on the report as you can see below from the I received from Brandon this week. No employee access! That s what we as Security and Privacy Officers like to see. Remember to educate your employees that accessing their medical record to see how much they owe is still considered accessing your own medical record. PHI includes many of the elements we collect and use here, including billing and patient account information. Thank you for all you do to keep us compliant with Privacy and Security rules. Jason Staggs, RHIT HIM Director Privacy Officer Jason.Staggs@ozarksmedicalcenter.com God, please enlighten my mind with truth, inflame my heart with love, inspire my will with courage, enrich my life with service, and please pardon what I have done. Sanctify what I am and order what I shall be. In Jesus name, Amen. Weekly Prayer brought to you by the OMC Chaplains

3 May 26, Growth OMC Main Entrance and Lobby to be Closed for Remodel Ozarks Medical Center (OMC) main entrance and lobby will be closed beginning Wednesday, May 31 for remodeling. Everyone should use the entrance of Surgical Services just south of the main entrance. Remodel work began a few weeks ago and detours were used as sections of the walls were remodeled. The closing will allow new flooring to be installed and an update to the information counter and main hospital admissions waiting area. The OMC Gift Shop will be closed during this time. The OMC Courtesy Shuttle will be available during daytime business hours. The main entrance and lobby should reopen in approximately three weeks. For more information, contact OMC Public Relations Department at Gift Baskets for Volunteer Dinner This year s Annual Volunteer Dinner Is Thursday, June 22, The theme is the TV show Happy Days, just in case you are already thinking about those wonderful gift baskets that you make for them every year. The gift baskets are always the HIGHLIGHT of the entire evening. For more information, call Dianne Hoover at You Rock! These individuals You Rock cards were shared with Public Relations: Madeline Hicks & Aaron Feidler ~ Urgent Care Clinic They dug a foreign body out of my thumbnail that had been embedded almost two weeks. They were so kind and considerate and took very good care of me. They went above and beyond what was expected and they deserve recognition for their courageous and tedious skill. ~ from a patient Dr. Brian Teeter ~ ED Dr. Teeter was the voice of calm during my heart attack recently. He s the one that told me I was having a heart attack and calmly reassured me as many started working on me. He told me I was going to be fine. ~ from a patient Jennifer Whitaker ~ BHC Jennifer made a client comfortable by explaining CPRC services and the client s options when being in CPRC. The client reported feeling that Jennifer was well informed and comfortable with participating CPRC services. ~ from a coworker Karmen Cressman ~ Transcription EWS transcription crashed and Dr. Howard started using the telephone transcription. When Karmen was called, she immediately started typing from home. She had spent the night before at a graduation lock-in and only got home at 6:00 a.m. It was 9:00 a.m. when I called. Even though she was exhausted, she knew patient care and flow was being affected and did all she could to make things flow smoothly. ~ from a coworker Emergency Department For going above and beyond on a very busy night (May 9). The following individuals worked extra to keep this ship afloat. Very proud and happy to be working with such dedicated professionals! On duty: Emily Sexton, PA; Alva Gerlach, RN/Charge Nurse; Nathan Wickham, Medic; Gayle Green, RN/House Supervisor; and Kialy Farris, ED Scribe Those who stayed beyond their scheduled shift: Dona Fuller, RN; Trish Bullock, RN; Reba Gunter, RN/House Supervisor Those who came in extra: Dr. Horstman and Glenna Birk, RN/ED Clinic Supervisor ~ from a coworker Julie ~ Lab Julie, after a long night shift and morning rounds, had a 2-year old patient. His mother had run out of diapers and the floor only had a much larger size available. Julie (after clocking out) went to her car to get some of her grandson s diapers which were the right size. That is truly caring for your patient and their family s needs. Great job! ~ from a coworker

4 May 26, PILLAR AWARD WINNERS SERVICE PILLAR ~ T.J. Temple QUALITY PILLAR ~ Treda Traw, LPN Nominated by John Wilcox I would like to nominate TJ Temple for the Service award. TJ is widely recognized throughout the OMC organization as someone who excels in providing customer service. He is respected by his team, his peers, senior leadership, and physicians. TJ is always focused on what is in the best interests of OMC as he serves. He is known to sacrifice his own interests in order to keep hospital operations running smoothly. When I first arrived at OMC, people would routinely communicate to me that TJ should be awarded perpetual MVP. After serving with him for two years now, I whole heartedly agree. He leads by example, always! Nominated by Wanda Roark Treda Traw has been an LPN for over 25 years. Glennette Haney calls Treda her right hand when it comes to triaging patients. Treda is the Mary Poppins of this century she is firm but with just enough sugar to make the patients and staff want to do what she is asking. Treda adapts to the patient s needs, will flex hours or even take off if asked. She is what a good nurse looks and acts like at all times in all situations. VOLUNTEER OF THE YEAR ~ David Kirk COMMUNITY PILLAR ~ Mike Ross, CRNA Nominated by Dr. Rodney Zimbelman Mike Ross, CRNA has been at OMC for almost 30 years. He has provided quality anesthesia care at OMC for the duration of his career. Mike is very active in the community. He is a valuable member of his church s choir. Mike has served as a chaperone for the West Plains school on their international travels. Mike is very knowledgeable of the rivers surrounding West Plains and has been active in promoting and protecting the riverways. Nominated by Courtney Gale I would like to nominate David Kirk, a valued volunteer at OMC. Mr. Kirk served as a school teacher and administrator for many years before becoming a volunteer here at OMC. Serving our patients and employees here at OMC since 2010, Mr. Kirk marks a superior example of selfless, compassionate dedication to serving our community. He has spent his life giving to the community through educating our youth and now serving us here at OMC. You will never find him without a welcoming smile and a warm greeting. Our world needs more Mr. Kirk s. It is an honor to know and work beside such a great soul!

5 May 26, PEOPLE PILLAR ~ Angela Nettles, RN GROWTH PILLAR ~ Employee/Retail Pharmacy Team Katie Mahan, Anna McWilliams, Stephanie Rodman, Michelle Egly, Jeri Wolfe, Toni Myrick, Debbie Inman Nominated by Kista Barnard If you know Angela Nettles, then you know beyond a shadow of a doubt, that she has the BIGGEST heart of us all. Often times staying late into the evening to ensure all of her work is complete, she strives to make OMC the best place to work and to receive care. Relationships are very important to her. If you have the privilege to call her a friend then you are indeed blessed. She is an inspiration to me and so many others. Always calm, cool and collected even in moments of great stress. She is a thinker - Angela thinks before she speaks, thinks before she acts, and thinks before she makes any decisions. She is fair, dependable, honest, and humble. Her contributions to the work place are immeasurable! You can t fake compassion - you either have it or you don t and Angela has it! She is great leader, role model, mother, wife, and friend. Nominated by Sherrie Lane I would like to nominate the Employee/Retail Pharmacy s entire staff for the growth pillar award. In 2016, they filled 70.14% more retail prescriptions than Their employee prescription count increased 13.86%. The total average increase in prescription volume for both retail and employee prescriptions was 24.41% with a total of 11,559 more prescriptions filled in 2016 over In 2016 the retail portion of the pharmacy had a 482.8% increase in operating income over Labor productivity for the retail pharmacy was 57.7% year-to-date for 2015 and increased to 104.8% year-to-date for FINANCE PILLAR ~ BHC Onboarding Team Curt Cook, Aimee Hilt, Shannon Lane, Brice Hunt, Katherine Clem, Becky Perez, Lee Brown, Jenny Keyes, Breanna Stiner See page 6 for the list of all Pillar Award Nominees. Nominated by Richard McGee The OMC BHC onboarding team developed a formal onboarding program for new hires in BHC recognized that this could be a crucial step in helping new employees fit into their job. BHC s turnover rate in 2015 was 28%. The BHC turnover rate was basically cut in half. This rate was reduced to 13% in BHC on-boarding sessions are typically conducted on the Tuesday after OMC New Hire Orientation. Curt Cook and Aimee Hilt were the leaders of the team. Employee Turnover Reduction = Higher Employee Engagement = Financial Improvement Due to Reduced Turnover Expense Congratulations to all!

6 May 26, Annual Award Nominees TJ Temple Tracy Riley Andrea Lewis Dr. Anthony Tay Rick Leita Brice Hunt Josh Reeves Susan Thompson Gwen Vreeland David Kirk Letha Austin Mary Fine Will Smart Aimee Hilt Sue Cawthron Dr. Priscilla Frase Samantha Taylor Jordan Steuart Becky Perez Dale Kirkham Amber Toomey Martha Howard Mike Ross Lee Brown Kristy Lee Cassandra Smith Holly Gray Treda Traw Jenny Keyes Ana McWilliams Renee Richison Jeff Robins Gena Brucker Breana Stiner Stephanie Rodman Angela Nettles Dominica Kiefer Sherrie Lane Nina Tryon Debbie Inman Myriah Wallace Katie Mahan Dona Paschall Michelle Egly Sandra Phenix Angela Wright Teresa Parks Joy Taylor Jeri Wolf Glennette Haney Becky Russell Joan Hanff Cindy Hopper Tony Myrick Stacie Huffman Phillip Vargas Windy Horton Nathan Tate Anne Kimbrough Shawna Loges Deborah Anderson Curtis Cook Heather Hill Cheryl Ward Laurie Miller Rachel Birkmeier Stacey Walters Rick Binkley Nicki Rothove John Wilcox Shannon Lane Lora Buckner Brenda Cotter Glenna Birk Katherine Clem Linda Roark Leni Barnett Toni Autrey Ward Franz

7 May 26, CLOSED Monday, May 29, 2017 Accounts Payable Alton Clinic BHC Bio Med (On-call coverage for any medical equipment emergencies. Please check with your supervisor before calling.) Courier CTC Education Employee Health Employee Pharmacy Employee Wellness Finance Gainesville Clinic General Surgery GI Lab Heart Care Services H.O.M.E. Home Care Human Resources Internal Medicine IT (Coworkers should use after hours and weekend on-call procedures to contact IT resources in the event of an urgent issue.) Mailroom Mammoth Spring Clinic Materials Management Mountain View Clinic Neurosciences Neurosurgery Ortho Outpatient Surgery Pathology Pain Management Patient Accounts Payroll (Deadlines for having everything input in ADP is 10am Tuesday, the 30th and any corrections will need to be relayed to Payroll by 2pm, Tuesday the 30th.) Print Shop Public Relations Pulmonary Rehab Rehab Services (Holiday coverage for inpatient for all disciplines) Rheumatology Shaw Imaging Sleep Lab Storeroom Thayer Clinic Urology West Plains Imaging WHCC Winona Clinic Wound Care WPOCC OPEN Monday, May 29, /7 Crisis Hotline OR ~ Call cases Home Care (On Call Nurses for HH, Hospice & Support Services) Mountain Grove Walk-In (Open 9:00 a.m. 6:00 p.m.) Urgent Care Clinic

8 May 26, Notes from Senior Leadership Meeting May 23, 2017 Administrator on Call Hand-off Tom Keller to Connie Schott Recognitions Gay Stover recognized Melissa Smith for the work she has done for Women s Health Care Clinic advertisements, flyers and selecting photographs to decorate the clinic. Upcoming Calendar Items- May 23-5:30pm Board of Directors; May Forums; May 25-7:00am Surgery Dept; May 29 Memorial Day holiday. June 1-1:30pm Leadership Meeting. Capital Requests approved: Two sets of replacement collets for orthopedic drill set Surgery - $3740 Replacement tonometer for measuring eye pressure Emergency Dept - $4100 Forum Discussion Senior leaders prepared for the upcoming Forums presentations. Board Agenda Senior leaders reviewed and discussed items on the Agenda. Medication Reconciliation Med Rec continues to be an area of high focus and process improvement. The group discussed different options for carrying out the medication at discharge function. Physician Engagement Survey Action Plans Connie Schott led discussion of updates from the senior leaders. HR Updates Phone Numbers for Benefits Questions I want you to get the best answers to your benefits questions. As I mentioned in the forums, you can call or our Truss representatives Marita (mgeist@trussadvantage.com ) or Adam (akroeger@trussadvantage.com ), or call or Felicia Armades x5843 or call or me. NetLearning Due 5/31/17 As I have mentioned in the forums, each of us has been assigned annual mandatory education that is part of the annual performance evaluation process. These NetLearning modules are to be completed by May 31, 2017 that s next Wednesday. TB Screening & Fit Requirements Also, you are still expected to complete your annual TB screening and respiratory fit requirements in Employee Health during your month of hire. Benefits Program Errors Several coworkers have mentioned concerns that they have experienced with the benefits programs. During the transition of Third Party Administrators from BMI to Meritain, errors were made regarding how our OPHO network is set up. I am very sorry that co-workers and providers were left with unanswered questions, and (in some cases) incorrect information about their benefits eligibility and in-network payments. Several steps have been taken to address the issues: All claims for 2017 are being reprocessed by Meritain. o Some errors in the set-up of the network tiers resulted in incorrect processing during the January March time frame o Participation in OPHO was updated and corrected to insure that OPHO providers are in tier 1 o Reprocessing of claims was completed on April 28, 2017 Please note: You may have already received a corrected Explanation of Benefits for medical claims processed during the Jan-March timeframe. If you were impacted negatively by overpaying for a claim, your OPHO provider will be refunding you in a prompt manner over the next few weeks as the adjustments are assessed. The Summary Plan Description has been posted on the Benefits portal At this time, Cox is not participating in the Aetna network. OMC is negotiating with Cox to include them in our benefits plans. We will provide periodic updates as those negotiations continue. If you have questions or need additional information, you can call or me, you can call or our Truss representatives Marita (mgeist@trussadvantage.com ) or Adam (akroeger@trussadvantage.com ), or call or Felicia Armades x5843. Connie Schott, VP of Human Resources, X 6731

9 May 26, We are still on! All vehicles welcome - cars, trucks & motorcycles! SATURDAY- JUNE START HERE Check-In 8:30-10:00 a.m. OMC Parkway Center 1211 Porter Wagoner Blvd. West Plains, Missouri $20 per vehicle (2 or 4 wheels, cars/trucks welcome) $5 per Dice Roll Card (play as many cards as you wish) THE STOPS DICE ROLL STOPS Dawt Mill The Antler Hodgson Mill Rockbridge Twin Bridges Great Rivers Distributing Sponsors Official merchandise T-Shirts $15 (2xl $17, 3xl $18, 4xl $19, 5xl $20) Koozies $5 SIGN ME UP! Pre-Register or Register on Event Day. For more information, visit events/ / or call LOT PARTY Party 1:00 p.m. Public Is Invited Great Rivers Distributing Highway 63 North, Pomona, Missouri Cash Bar Food Trucks Vendor Booths Official Merchandise Silent Auction Open 1:00-3:30 p.m. Fender Bender(rock band) 2:00 p.m. and plays throughout the afternoon PROCEEDS benefit OMC CANCER TREATMENT CENTER Call for more info. Great Rivers Distributing Outpost Motorsports Q94 Classic Rock Bartlett Moving Services Lazy W Pallets

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11 2017 OMC Dice Run of the Mills Use this form to pre-register. You can register day of event, too. Mailed registrations must be received by June 8 with payment. Mail along with your entry fee to: Dice Run of the Mills Ozarks Medical Center PO Box 1100 West Plains, MO Name Age Passenger Name Age Contact # Day of Event Mailing Address Address Vehicle q Motorcycle q Classic Car q Car q Truck $20.00 Dice Roll Scoring Card(s) Official Merchandise T-Shirts q Adult Small $15 q Adult Medium $15 q Adult Large $15 qadult X-Large $15 Koozies $5 q Adult 2X $17 q Adult 3X $18 q Adult 4X $19 q Adult 5X $20 # of $5.00 = $ T-Shirts $ Koozies $ 50/50 Drawing 50/50 Drawing $ 6 tickets for $5 12 tickets for $10 25 tickets for $20 Total DUE $ How did you learn of this event? Newspaper Radio Word of Mouth Facebook Newsletter Poster OMC Website Other Waiver In consideration of the acceptance of this entry, I, the undersigned, assume full and complete responsibility for injury or accident that may occur during the event or while I am on the premises of the event, and I hereby release and hold harmless the sponsors, promoters and all other persons and entities associated with the event from any and all injury or damage. Ozarks Medical Center regularly produces photographs of people in its publications, news releases, promotional and marketing material and on its website in order to promote OMC. By signing this waiver, I agree to allow OMC the right to use any photographs in the manner explained above. This waiver must be completed and signed by the appropriate person for the entrant to participate. Participant signature Printed Name Passenger signature Printed Name Parent signature (for minor) Printed Name Date / / Date / / Date / /

12 May 26, OMC Cafeteria Hours Monday-Friday Breakfast: 7:00 a.m. - 10:00 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. - 8:00 p.m. Holidays & Weekends Breakfast: 7:00 a.m. - 9:00 a.m. Lunch: 11:00 a.m. - 1:00 p.m. Employees receive a 20% discount on most items in the cafeteria. (Menu subject to change without notice.) MAY 29 MAY 30 MAY 31 MAY 1 MAY LUNCH MENU Taco Salads Chicken Fajitas Beef Enchiladas Spanish Rice Mexican Corn Black Bean Burgers Minestrone Herbed Arctic Char Penne Chicken Alfredo Parmesean Roasted Potatoes Italian Blend Vegetables Hamburgers Baked Potato Soup Chicken Fajitas Tortilla Crusted Tilapia Spanish Rice Mexican Corn Chicken Tenders Chicken Tortilla Soup Baked Pork Chops Greek Marinated Chicken Rosemary Potatoes Green Bean Casserole Fish Sandwich Broccoli Cheese Soup 2 Fried Shrimp BBQ Beef Brisket Garlic Mashed Potatoes Stewed Tomatoes Grilled Chicken Sandwich Tomato Bisque CAFE Daily: Salad Bar, Sandwich Bar, Pizza, Desserts SNACK BAR Warm Soft Pretzels with cheese sauce & mustard Tacos Bar with shredded lettuce, cheddar cheese, pico, diced onion & salsa 6 Chicken Wings for $3.00 $1.00 Hot Dogs with chili, cheese sauce & 25 fountain drinks BBQ Chicken Sliders $1.00 each Click here for local gym & fitness information What s happening at OMC June 3-Prepared Childbirth Classes 8 a.m. to noon Recommended during the second trimester of pregnancy, this class covers breathing, relaxation, support, labor/delivery and C-Section. Call , extension 6440 to register or for more information. June 6-New Parent Skills Class 6:00 p.m. Covers self-care, baby care, infant bathing, safety, immunizations and circumcision. Recommended for the third trimester of pregnancy. Call , extension 6440 to register or for more information. June 10-1st OMC Dice Run of the Mills Registration 8:30-10:00 a.m., OMC Parkway Center Parking Lot Fundraiser for OMC Cancer Treatment Center. 122 mile motorcycle run with 6 stops. For more information, call June 13-Preparing for Breastfeeding Class 6:00 p.m. Provides the expectant mother with important information she will need to breastfeed her new baby. Call , extension 6440 to register or for more information. June 17-Relay for Life Jimmie Carroll Sports Complex, 2:00-10:00 p.m. June 14-Smoking Cessation Classes at the OMC Pulmonary Rehab, Shaw Medical Building, 1111 Kentucky Ave. Free eight-week Smoking Cessation Classes are offered. Registration is required and space is limited. Call , extension June 15-Health Screening 8 a.m. to noon, at the Thayer Medical Clinic, 300 Warmfork Road, Thayer OMC Laboratory Services will conduct low-cost lab health screenings. No appointment necessary. For more information, call June 15-Living and Hospice Support Group 5:00-6:00 p.m., Willard Hunter Classroom, OMC Parkway Center Open Topic for Memorial Month. Presentation followed by grief support group. Refreshments served. Call Krishana Overstreet at , extension 3005 to register or for more information. June 20-Stroke Awareness Dinner 6-7 p.m. at Willard Hunter Classroom, OMC Parkway Center Featuring Dr. Clara Applegate. The dinner is free, but reservations are required. Call Click here for the complete meetings calendar and calendar of events