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CEO Anderson updates on challenges and changes at FCH FORKS — Forks Community Hospital shares many of the challenges facing other local health systems — the lingering negative impact of COVID-19, recruiting and retaining staff, older patients with more chronic conditions — CEO Heidi Anderson told the Forks Chamber of Commerce
Forks Chamber of Commerce Resumes Meetings, Forks Community Hospital . . . After a busy summer, the Forks Chamber of Commerce resumed regular meetings last Wednesday, featuring Forks Community Hospital CEO Heidi Anderson as the guest speaker Anderson provided an in-depth look at the hospital’s recent advancements and the challenges ahead, as well as some news about the future of healthcare services in the district
Election News - Forks Forum West End voters supported Forks Community Hospital and Cape Flattery public school districts in the recent special election In Clallam County, voter turnout as of 8 p m Tuesday was 24 55 percent, with 1,736 ballots counted out of 7,070 provided to registered voters
Navigating Long-Term Care Transitions:Insights from Forks Community . . . As Forks Community Hospital addresses the evolving landscape of long-term care (LTC) services, Chief Executive Officer at Forks Community Hospital, Heidi Anderson, recently offered the Forks Chamber of Commerce a candid perspective on the challenges and strategies involved in providing essential care within a complex healthcare system
Forks Community hospital names new CEO FORKS — A woman who started working as a certified nursing assistant at Forks Community Hospital three decades ago has been named the health care institution’s new chief executive officer Heidi Anderson, whose great-great grandfather was the legendary “Iron Man of the Hoh,” will take over Tuesday for Tim Cournyer, who is retiring and
Northwest Lions Foundation makes donation | Forks Forum Seen in the photo are Forks Community Hospital CEO Heidi Anderson, Mike Dukes Lions Foundation Trustee, District 19–L, from the Clallam Bay Sekiu Lions Club, Forks Lions Club members Javier Contreras and Elliot Mann, Gary Reidel Lions Foundation Secretary Treasurer, from the Port Angeles Lions Club, District 19–L, Bill Lundin Foundation
Forks resident turned family nurse returns home to serve community As a life-long Forks resident and a generational Forks Hospital Nurse, Vern Rondeau knew he wanted to save lives from a young age His mother, Registered Nurse Darlene Rondeau, worked for the Forks Community Hospital (FCH) for decades His father, Registered Nurse Jim Rondeau, retired from FCH in the not-so-distant past and is a second
A Note of Thanks to the Community | Forks Forum The approval of this levy means that Forks Community Hospital will receive an additional $320,000 a year — almost double the $350,000 it currently collects I think it’s critically important for everyone in our community to know that, unlike large health systems that operate Critical Access Hospitals in rural and remote places, public
Masquerade Ball Fundraiser Raises $4,000 for Forks Community Hospital’s . . . On a magical night filled with enchantment and generosity, the “A Crossed Experience: The Autumnal Celebration Masquerade Ball Fundraiser” took place on Sept 12, 2023, at 7 p m Hosted by author MB Thurman, Miller Tree Inn, and Forever Twilight in Forks Festival The event aimed to support the Forks Hospital Foundation’s mission of purchasing a new mammography machine for Forks Community
Forks Community Hospital announces changes to Long-Term Care operations Clallam County Public Hospital District (Forks Community Hospital (FCH) owns and operates a long-term care (LTC) facility connected to the main hospital At its July 26, 2022, meeting, the Board of Commissioners adopted a resolution to move forward with transitioning the long-term care beds to “non-skilled swing beds ”