Tri Valley Health System News
Tri Valley Health System launches Patient and Family Advisory Council
Tri Valley Health System has launched a Patient and Family Advisory Council (PFAC) to create a forum where patients and family members serve as advisors to improve quality of service and safety, improve systems of care, and educate health care professionals and staff on the patients’ perspective of their health care experience at Tri Valley Health System.
Tri Valley Health System is currently looking for eight members of the community to serve on the Council. The only requirement to serve on the PFAC is to have received care or have a family member who received care at Tri Valley Health System in the last five years.
Tri Valley believes that healthcare can be improved by building more effective partnerships among healthcare providers, patients, and family.
Tri Valley Health System CEO Jessica Fisher stated, “Tri Valley Health System is always striving to provide the best possible care and service to our patients and the PFAC will provide a very valuable resource to receive the information we need to continue to improve and meet our patients’ needs.”
Members of the Council will help improve the quality of Tri Valley’s care for all patients and family members by collaborating with Tri Valley Health employees, give feedback based on experiences, help plan changes to improve Tri Valley’s care, and provide a voice that represents all patients at Tri Valley.
The Council will meet typically 1-4 hours per month and members can serve a short- or long-term.
For more information, or if you have an interest in serving as a member of the PFAC, please contact Tri Valley Health System Quality Department at 308-697-3329 or by email at pfac@trivalleyhealth.com or visit www.trivalleyhealth.com.
Tri Valley Health System offers flu shot clinics
Tri Valley Health System is offering opportunities to get your flu shot. The CDC recommends everyone over six months receive an annual influenza vaccination. September and October are the best times for most people to get vaccinated. Tri Valley Health System will be at the Furnas County Courthouse in Beaver City on Tuesday, October 10 from 2-4pm, at the Arapahoe Medical Clinic on Tuesday, October 10 from 4-6pm, and the Cambridge Medical Clinic on Tuesday, October 17 from 4-6pm. Vaccinations are also available at all three medical clinics, no appointment is necessary. Cost for the vaccination is $30 and will be billed to your insurance if proof of coverage is presented.
Tri Valley Health System has launched a Patient and Family Advisory Council (PFAC) to create a forum where patients and family members serve as advisors to improve quality of service and safety, improve systems of care, and educate health care professionals and staff on the patients’ perspective of their health care experience at Tri Valley Health System.
Tri Valley Health System is currently looking for eight members of the community to serve on the Council. The only requirement to serve on the PFAC is to have received care or have a family member who received care at Tri Valley Health System in the last five years.
Tri Valley believes that healthcare can be improved by building more effective partnerships among healthcare providers, patients, and family.
Tri Valley Health System CEO Jessica Fisher stated, “Tri Valley Health System is always striving to provide the best possible care and service to our patients and the PFAC will provide a very valuable resource to receive the information we need to continue to improve and meet our patients’ needs.”
Members of the Council will help improve the quality of Tri Valley’s care for all patients and family members by collaborating with Tri Valley Health employees, give feedback based on experiences, help plan changes to improve Tri Valley’s care, and provide a voice that represents all patients at Tri Valley.
The Council will meet typically 1-4 hours per month and members can serve a short- or long-term.
For more information, or if you have an interest in serving as a member of the PFAC, please contact Tri Valley Health System Quality Department at 308-697-3329 or by email at pfac@trivalleyhealth.com or visit www.trivalleyhealth.com.
Tri Valley Health System offers flu shot clinics
Tri Valley Health System is offering opportunities to get your flu shot. The CDC recommends everyone over six months receive an annual influenza vaccination. September and October are the best times for most people to get vaccinated. Tri Valley Health System will be at the Furnas County Courthouse in Beaver City on Tuesday, October 10 from 2-4pm, at the Arapahoe Medical Clinic on Tuesday, October 10 from 4-6pm, and the Cambridge Medical Clinic on Tuesday, October 17 from 4-6pm. Vaccinations are also available at all three medical clinics, no appointment is necessary. Cost for the vaccination is $30 and will be billed to your insurance if proof of coverage is presented.
