Fiscal Year Highlights Continued
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Health Care Foundation was named to Spring-
field Business Journal’s 2016 Dynamic Dozen,
honoring the 12 fastest-growing companies in
southwest Missouri. CMH was ranked fifth in the
2016 awards program. It is the eighth consecu-
tive year that CMH has been named a Dynamic
Dozen honoree.
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CMH received the Mission: Lifeline® Silver-Plus
award for implementing specific quality improve-
ment measures outlined by the American Heart
Association for the treatment of patients who
suffer severe heart attacks.
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CMH opened the new CMH El Dorado Springs
Medical Center & Walk-In Clinic. The 5,600
sq. ft. family medicine clinic facility cost nearly
$1 million and is located on the same campus as
Community Springs Healthcare Facility.
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The hospital was recog-
nized for the 12th con-
secutive year as a “Most
Wired” hospital accord-
ing to results of the 18th
Annual Health Care’s
WINNER 2017 Most Wired® survey,
released by the American Hospital Association’s
Annual Forum. CMH is one of two hospitals
in southwest Missouri to be named to the Most
Wired hospital list, and one of 12 in Missouri.
Nationally, 364 hospitals met the criteria for Most
Wired.
Ronald A. Evans, M.D., was
appointed Chief Medical Officer
of CMH.
Tim Wolters, director of reim-
bursement at CMH, was among
11 organizations and individuals
who received awards during the
National Rural Health Associa-
tion’s 40th Annual Rural Health
Conference in San Diego. Wolters was named
NRHA’s Volunteer of the Year.
4 CMH celebrated its employee’s years of service
during the annual Employee Appreciation Ban-
quet held May 25. Two hundred twenty-three
employees were honored with five, 10, 15, 20,
25, 30, 35, 40, and 45 years of service during a
luncheon.
CMH Employees with 15 years of service.
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