fmchealth.org Volume N: 205 Monday Morning · Amanda Holter, Lab/Phlebotomy Jason Synder Housekeeping Bobbie Weekley, Housekeeping Debra Kocher, Contracts and Collections Kassie Wolfe,

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Employee Health Says “Get Your Flu Shot”

12-September-2016

FMC Welcomes New FHP Director – Veronica WilsonFairfield Medical Center is pleased to welcome Veronica Wilson as the new Director of Fairfield Healthcare Professionals. Veronica has a strong background of managing, operating and consulting for provider medical office practices. Her experience includes work with Central Ohio Primary Care, The Ohio State University, Northwestern University and Huron Consulting Group, a nationally renowned medical practice consultant. She previously served as Regional Operations Director for Davita Healthcare Partners, Inc., overseeing the overall management of 20 clinical sites. In this role, Veronica will be responsible for providing leadership in developing and executing an integrated approach to operations for our physician practices and medical group, which is in support of the overall business plan and strategic direction of FMC. Veronica shares the FMC leadership vision of a collaborative, team-approach in all patient, provider and practice interactions, in accordance with the established values and common purpose of the FMC. She will partner with Dr. Welsh, Chief of Medical Affairs, to advance the mission of FHP to provide exceptional care and experience for our patients and their families.

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Fairfield Medical Center and the FMC Foundation scholarship committee awarded $72,023 in scholarships to our employees in a special presentation ceremony on Aug. 23.

The following were recipients of this generous investment for their future: Kaitlin Angle, Amy Black, Justin Brumley, Roy Dunfee, Scott Ferguson, Jamie Gerritsen, Abbagail Grubb, Nancy Henry, Angela Hill, Kym LaPorte, Julio Mariscal, Matt Mathias, Dana McClurg, Tara Miller, Debra Paynter, Sarah Renko, Julie Sites, Beverly Skeens, Kacy Snyder, Cody Wilson, and Renee Wolfe.

Abbagail Grubb was also the recipient of the Emery & Evelyn Williams Scholarship through the FMC Foundation. We wish all of these recipients the best of luck in all their educational endeavors.

Scholarships Awarded to FMC Employees

HR CornerUpdate Personal Contacts in Employee Self-ServiceIf you cover dependents on your medical, dental or vision plan, please make sure you have their date of birth and social security numbers listed in Employee Self-Service (ESS). It is important our carriers have this information on your dependents for proper coverage and eligibility. Go to ESS, click on the Employee tab, then click on Personal Contacts. Add/edit the appropriate dependents.

Consumer Driven Health Plan and Health Savings AccountIf you are enrolled in the Consumer Driven Health Plan (CDHP) and you do not have a Health Savings Account (HSA) bank account on file in Human Resources, please remember to open an account at the banking facility of your choice. Although opening a HSA is optional, in order for FMC to contribute $500 per covered members on your medical plan into your HSA, you must provide account information to us. Please see page 28 in the Employee Benefit Guide or call HR at 740-687-8017 for more information.

When Closing a Direct Deposit Bank Account-Inactivate in ESS and Notify AccountingPlease remember that if you close a bank account that is used for direct deposit, you must inactivate the closed account in your Employee Self-Service (ESS). You will then need to notify Accounting that you closed your bank account in ESS. This includes closing a Health Savings Account. Please call Kevin Effinger at 740-687-8041 or email him at [email protected] to inform him that you closed an account or for more information.

MedBen WellLivingIf you are enrolled in the medial plan, please be reminded the deadline to complete the wellness screenings is December 31, 2016 to receive the incentive beginning in April of 2017. Visit MedBen’s website at medben.com and click on “MedBen Access” to view your WellLivinsg dashboard. A flier also is available in Human Resources to assist with logging onto the website. This dashboard will show the tests you have achieved credit for and the dates for the next expected time to achieve the screening tests. If you have any questions about the program, contact Human Resources or MedBen’s Customer Service at 800-686-8425.

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We would like to hear how you feel about working at Fairfield Medical Center! We are conducting a workplace survey to gather this information. All Fairfield Medical Center employees who accepted employment prior to Aug. 10, 2016 will receive an email invitation this evening with a link asking you to participate in an anonymous online survey. Please take a few moments to complete the survey and provide us with your valuable feedback. The survey will be conducted from Sept. 26-Oct. 10 by WorkplaceDynamics LLC, an independent research company. To protect your confidentiality, WorkplaceDynamics will not disclose your individual responses to Fairfield Medical Center. If you have any questions or concerns, please contact WorkplaceDynamics directly at 800-749-0187 or reply to your survey email. FMC values your input and appreciates your feedback!

Help Us Improve Your Workplace

Make a Difference, Make-up Sessions Available in TEDSMake sure to sign-up for the following sessions if you missed the first offerings:• Sept. 19 from 3:30-5 p.m. • Sept. 21 from 7-8:30 a.m. and 9-10:30 a.m.

Chair MassagesEmployee

Are Back!

Main Campus Tuesdays beginning Sept. 13 12:30-8 p.m.Diabetic Education Counseling Room (Near Dietary)

Business Office Conference RoomOffered 2nd Wednesday of each monthBeginning Sept. 1410 a.m.-5 p.m.

River View Conference RoomOffered 3rd Wednesday of each monthBeginning Sept. 212:30-5:30 p.m.

$15 FIFTEENMINUTESESSION

Contact Kellie Sharp @ ext. 6822 or kellies@fmchealth to schedule appointment

*Payroll Deduct Only

Thursday Sept. 22

5:30-8:30 p.m.

This year’s proceeds Benefit

The Cancer Care Fund.

COST IS $50 PER PERSON.

New Location

Blessings Farmstead 3703 Mud House Rd. NE Lancaster, Ohio 43130

EXCITING NEWvenue

Join us for an evening of wine, tapas,

fundraising and live music.

WT 2016 Table Tent.indd 1 9/2/16 2:24 PM

Amber Miller, Third Med./Surg.Sarah Renko, Third Med./Surg.

Amber White, Fourth Med./Surg.Brooke Templin, PCU

Abigail Moss, Cardio Services ManagementJulie Edwards, Respiratory TherapyStacy Hanrahan, Physical Therapy

Freda Marshall, HousekeepingHeather Busby, Materials Management

Evan Russell, D.O., Internal Med. ResidentDanyelle Kraft, Volunteer, Env. Services

Sharon Nusser, Volunteer, Cardiovascular

Emily Hayek, Third Med./Surg.Ryan Osborn, 2 Surgical

Sandra Johnson, ChemotherapyCynthia Clark, Case ManagementSarah Huddle, Nuclear Medicine

Stacey Thimmes, Lab/Granville PikeShelby Smith, Occupational Therapy

James Hardy, HousekeepingTamara Harmon, Housekeeping

Jim Willis, LaundryDawn Ondusky, Medical Information ServicesAustin Ricketts, Volunteer, Emergency Dept.

Donna Kalis, Volunteer, Pet Therapy

Sarah Messick, FHP AdministrationPenni Snell, FHP Gastroenterology

Barbara Stumbo, FHP Internal MedicineBethany Strickler, Surgery Assessment

Leslie Cooper, CardiovascularJessica Kinnison, Physical TherapyAlyssa Stevenson, Nursing Services

Tina Weber, DietaryBrittany Huffer, Housekeeping

Brian Meinardi, Accounting

Ronda Highley, Fourth Med./Surg.Kalyn Beery, 2 SurgicalDiana Thompson, ICU

Dennis Smith, Emergency Dept.Kelee Tritipo, Surgery

Jessica Welsh, Recovery/PACU

Mary Paige, Fifth Med./Surg.Jamie Slivka, Emergency Dept.

Denise Lee, EndoscopyRebecca Gregory, Radiology/General

Sara Stover, Lab/ReferenceAmanda Holter, Lab/Phlebotomy

Jason Synder HousekeepingBobbie Weekley, Housekeeping

Debra Kocher, Contracts and Collections

Kassie Wolfe, FHP CardiologyAnna Karns, Fifth Med./Surg.

Whitney Selby, Fifth Med./Surg.Allison Angle, 2 Surgical

Marcella Zombek, Surgery AssessmentMichelle Henry, CardiovascularLucy Suen, Physical Therapy

Richard Morris, Patient RepresentativeDonald Welch II, Nursing Services

Shawn Myers, LaundryBernadine Dupler, Volunteer, Main Info. Desk

Lisa Thomas, MaternityLarry Sheridan II, Occupational Therapy

Sherri Schirmer, Physical TherapyMarilyn McFarlin, Dietary

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fmchealth.org3 12-September-2016 BirthdaysThe Surgery Department is wanting to improve the patient/visitor experience in the waiting room. There will soon be a bookshelf full of entertainment for patients and their loved ones. We are asking for donations of gently-used board games for all ages that can be played quietly without dice rolling. Examples are Battleship, Pictionary, Checkers, Sequence and Uno. There will be a box in the Marketing Department for donations. Please turn them in by Sept. 28. For more information or questions, contact Paige Ludwin, Marketing Intern at 740-974-8574 or [email protected].

In Need of Board Games

Oxygen for the Soul“Only people who are capable of loving strongly can also suffer great sorrow, but this same necessity of loving serves to counteract their grief and heals them.” ~Leo Tolstoy

(The Chaplains’ Oxygen for the Soul is not intended to be an endorsement of any particular religion, but rather serve as an avenue for our FMC chaplains to provide weekly inspiration).

Pictured from left to right on front: Chad Cupp (First Place Distance and First Place Design), Lynne Shultz (Third Place Distance), Janet McLain (Second Place Distance) and Ed Krile (Second Place, Design). Not pictured is Ryan Kemper (Third Place Design). A (slightly) fictionalized account: When the Totally 2000’s team held a paper airplane contest on August 24 as a part of their 1916 Campaign fundraising, they expected the competition to be fierce – and their participants delivered. The contest raised $150 for the Fairfield Medical Center Foundation and provided many paper-pilots with an enjoyable mid-day diversion. But now we have to ask ourselves if some people might have taken this a little too seriously.

Medals were presented to contest winners in two categories: Design and Distance. Design was judged by a panel of judges utilizing advanced independent algorithms to assess the overall aesthetics of each entry. The Design winners were: Chad Cupp, Ed Krile and Ryan Kemper. Distance was determined by the measuring linear inches each plan traveled from the starting line to its post-flight point of rest. The Distance winners were: Chad Cupp, Janet McLain and Lynne Shultz. Chad Cupp spoke to reporters following the medal presentation and was misquoted as follows: “Obviously, winning the double gold is a great honor. I worked hard for this, I trained hard for this, and I just wanted it a little more than everyone else. I’m not saying that I’m the best paper airplaner of all time, but some people are saying that… and who am I to argue with them?” The Totally 2000’s team thanks all who participated, and hopes that all employees will continue to have fun while supporting the Fairfield Medical Center Foundation.

Paper Airplane Contest Winners Announced

Hope for Humanity, A Community Approach: “Bridges out of Poverty© and Human Trafficking in Central Ohio” SAVE THE DATE: SEPT. 23. Join us as we work together to better understand and combat two serious issues in Central Ohio – poverty & human trafficking. This event is sponsored by the FMC Emergency Department and the FMC Foundation and will be held on Friday, Sept. 23, 7:15 a.m.-4:30 p.m. Doors open at 7 a.m. at Crossroads, 2095 W. Fair Ave.,Lancaster. No charge to attend. For more information, go to fmcheath.org.

ATTENTION: Nurses, Medical Providers, Police, Chaplains, Case Management and Patient Reps.

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SYMPTOMS OF SEPSISSEPSIS

Shivering, fever or very cold Extreme pain or general discomfort (“worst ever”)

Pale or discolored skin

Sleepy, difficult to wake, confused

“I feel like I might die”

Shortness of breath

September is Sepsis Awareness Month

Reference: Sepsis Alliance

Watch for a combination of these symptoms. If you suspect sepsis, CALL 911 or go to a hospital and say, “I am concerned about sepsis.”

SYMPTOMS OF SEPSISSEPSIS

Shivering, fever or very cold Extreme pain or general discomfort (“worst ever”)

Pale or discolored skin

Sleepy, difficult to wake, confused

“I feel like I might die”

Shortness of breath

September is Sepsis Awareness Month

Reference: Sepsis Alliance

Watch for a combination of these symptoms. If you suspect sepsis, CALL 911 or go to a hospital and say, “I am concerned about sepsis.”

SYMPTOMS OF SEPSISSEPSIS

Shivering, fever or very cold Extreme pain or general discomfort (“worst ever”)

Pale or discolored skin

Sleepy, difficult to wake, confused

“I feel like I might die”

Shortness of breath

September is Sepsis Awareness Month

Reference: Sepsis Alliance

Watch for a combination of these symptoms. If you suspect sepsis, CALL 911 or go to a hospital and say, “I am concerned about sepsis.”

It’s time to get your voices ready for the FMC Christmas Choir. The choir performs at our annual Christmas party, scheduled for Dec. 9, and other events, as requested. All are welcome. Our choir has been singing together more than 25 years and we share in the love of making a joyful noise! If you have any questions, please contact Missy Clum in Human Resources at ext. 8122 or Don Duvall at ext. 6829. We will hold an informational meeting Wednesday, Sept. 7 at 3:30 p.m. in the 2nd Floor Conference Room. The choir is looking for an experienced pianist to provide support. Practices will be held in the 2nd Floor Conference Room from 3:30-4:30 p.m. on the following dates:

FMC Christmas Choir Rehearsal

TuesdaysSept. 27Oct. 4, 11, 18, 25Nov. 1, 15, 22, 29Dec. 6

WednesdaysOct. 5, 12, 19, 26Nov. 2, 9, 16, 23Dec. 7

Join TWIG 17 as it celebrates its third anniversary at Books & More (located at 1151 E. Main St. in Lancaster). All items in the store will be half off and all proceeds from the bookstore benefit FMC through the FMC Foundation. The sale will be held on Sept. 28 (1-6 p.m.); Sept. 29 (1-6 p.m.); and Oct. 1 (10 a.m.-4 p.m.). For questions, call 740-689-4976 or [email protected].

TWIG 17 Books & More Sale

FMC now has a mandatory influenza vaccination program. This policy is in effect for all departments of FMC and their workforce including contracted staff, students, volunteers and licensed independent practitioners.

ALL FMC HEALTHCARE WORKERS ARE REQUIRED TO RECEIVE AN ANNUAL INFLUENZA VACCINE.

Why are we making the flu shot mandatory?The Joint Commission and CDC recommend an annual influenza vaccination for all healthcare workers. The benefits of mandatory vaccination include: protecting our patients, protecting our healthcare workers and protecting our community.

What is our goal? The most effective way to prevent infection from an influenza virus is through annual influenza vaccination. Annual influenza vaccination protects our patients and the integrity of the Fairfield Medical Center workforce. The goal is to reduce the transmission of influenza viruses in the healthcare setting, while promoting the health and safety of patients, healthcare workers and the community.

Will the flu shot be free to healthcare workers? YES. The flu shot kick-off day will be Oct. 17 in the FMC Assembly Rooms from 6 a.m.-6 p.m.

What Do I Do to Prepare for My Flu Vaccine?Every employee and employed provider must go to ReadySet to complete your influenza survey at: https://fmchealth.readysetsecure.com/rs/ (there is an icon on the desktop of most computers). The ReadySet survey will be available on Sept. 15.

What happens if I don’t receive the flu shot?Employees and employed licensed independent practitioners who fail to report receipt of influenza vaccination or do not file an approved exemption by Dec. 15 will proceed through progressive disciplinary action. Volunteers who do not receive the vaccine may not provide service between Dec. 15 and March 31. Students and independent contractors who are not vaccinated will not be permitted onsite between Dec. 15 and March 31.

What are the exemptions?Medical Exemptions: Individuals who request exemption from the vaccine due to medical contraindication must submit medical documentation stating the reason that the vaccine is contraindicated, signed by a licensed medical practitioner. Religious and Spiritual Exemptions: Individuals requesting a religious or spiritual exemption from the influenza vaccine will be required to submit documentation explaining the specific beliefs that prohibit them from receiving the vaccine.

How Do I Get an Exemption Form?There will be a link in the ReadySet system as you fill out your survey. Pick up a form in Employee Health Monday-Friday from 7:30 a.m.-4 p.m. Documents also will be searchable in the document center through the Intranet. For questions or more information, call Employee Health at 740-687-8189.

Mandatory Flu Vaccine for Staff

Welcoming Our New FMC Employees

• Morgan Cornwell, Housekeeping• Joyce Dummitt, Radiology• Stormy Hettinger, 2 Surgical• Jaclynn Inboden, Pharmacy• Debra Kocher, Contracts and Collections

• Chassidy Lippert, Surgery• Joyce McCarthy, Pharmacy• Alexis Pierce, Laboratory• Stacy Proctor, Dietary• Carly Robers, Dietary• Valerie Rutter, Contracts and Collections

• Debbie Schaffner, Contracts and Collections

• Shelby Sizemore, Cardiovascular• Penni Snell, FHP-Gastroenterology

• Kristin Sparks, 4th Med./Surg.• Holly Thompson, 5th Med./Surg.• Karen Trago, Psych.• Kanielle Vandegriff, Administration• Veronica Wilson, FHP-Administration

• Lara Wright, Case Management

The following new employees joined the team on Sept. 5:

With influenza season just around the corner, Quality Excellence would like to remind staff to follow the best practice standards for the Influenza vaccine. Refer to the vaccine sheet that will print with each admission packet. Please note that Influenza vaccination status is measured on discharges from Oct. 1-March 31 of each year. Call Quality Excellence with any questions.

Influenza Immunization Core Measure

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OPEN HOUSE

The Fairfield Medical Cancer Care and Infusion Center will open on Aug. 22 in the Fairfield Medical Center Pavilion.

The center will soon house the following services all under one roof on the first floor:

• Fairfield Medical Cancer Resource Center

• Chemotherapy • Infusion Services• Oncology Nurse Navigators• Financial Counselor• Oncology Social Worker

The comprehensive cancer program at FMC is accredited by the Commission on Cancer of the American College of Surgeons.

You’re Invited to an

Fairfield Cancer Care and Infusion Center Open House135 N. Ewing St., LancasterSept. 29 from 4-6 p.m. Be sure to mark your calendars for guided tours, refreshments and more!

Paint it PinkCelebration of Cancer Survivorship Event

Oct. 29, 10 a.m.-2 p.m.FMC Assembly Rooms

Attention current breast cancer patients and survivors:

• Paint a picture at no cost with other cancer patients and survivors.• Learn from an FMC physician about cancer services at your local hospital. • Listen to Dori Klemanski, D.N.P., C.N.P., R.N., director of the OSU

survivorship program, speak about the cancer journey. • Lunch will be provided for you and one guest.• Painting instruction provided by Art and Clay on Main cancer survivor

instructors Barbara Fox and Kelly Miller. • Bring an art shirt to protect your clothing from paint. • LIMITED SEATING IS AVAILABLE. • Registration for you and your guest is required by

calling 740-689-6839.

Sample of painting

Lunch ‘N Learn

Join Fran Dean, R.N., C.C.M. for a better understanding

What is pre-diabetes?

Are you at risk?

How do you prevent it?

Series

Do you want a...

Join Executive Chef Jamie Brumbaugh & Jennifer Hellmich, R.D., L.D.

• Nov. 4 @ Noon• Classroom Gamma, Mid-Level

without the sodiumand calories?

Great Holiday Meal

• Oct. 5 @ Noon• Classroom Alpha, Mid-Level

For a Healthy holiday cooking demo

NEW HOURSSunday .....................................................ClosedMonday ........................... 9 a.m.–5:30 p.m.Tuesday ..........................9 a.m.–7:30 p.m.Wednesday ................ 9 a.m.–5:30 p.m.Thursday .......................9 a.m.–7:30 p.m.

Extended hours 2nd Thursday of every month until 8:30 p.m.

Friday .......................................9 a.m.–4 p.m.Saturday .................................Noon–4 p.m.

G I F T S H O Pat Fairfield Medical Center

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Ethics & Compliance Hotline: 1-855-541-4169 or go to fmchealth.ethicspoint.com

From the Employee Activities Committee (For employees, physicians and volunteers)

EVENTS• FMC Family Photo Day with Mary Jo

Wooten, professional photographer at Rock Mill Park on Sept. 17 and 24 from 9 a.m.-4 p.m. A complimentary 8x10 will be provided by the FMC Employee Activities Committee with the option to purchase additional pictures. Sign-ups are limited to the first 54 employees (27 each day). Max group size: up to 8 people per session. Three photo packages and individual prints are available for purchase. If it rains, the photo shoot will take place in the FMC Assembly Rooms. Registered participants will be notified via telephone prior to the event if there is a change in location. Please see the FMC Intranet/Employee Activities button for detailed pricing information. Contact Michele Ewing to RSVP, at [email protected] or 740-687-8264.

• Picnic in the Valley and Zipline Event on Sunday, Sept. 25 from noon-5 p.m. Enjoy fishing, volleyball, cornhole, yummy food and more at our fall picnic. ALL are welcome to the picnic. Zipline event is optional. Hotdogs, chips, apples and water will be provided by FMC at the large event tents. Free KONA ICE for dessert! Zipline packages available for purchase starting at $50 for adults and $20 for kid’s mini-zip. Zipline registration deadline is Aug. 30. For questions, call ext. 8395.

• FMC Night with the Blue Jackets! – The Columbus Blue Jackets would like to invite the employees of FMC to Nationwide Arena to celebrate Opening Night on Oct. 13 at 7 p.m. (doors open at 6 p.m.). Enjoy NHL action at its finest as the Blue Jackets host the Boston Bruins! Join fellow FMC Employees and take advantage of a Preferred Rate of $34 for FMC. Order form and additional information can be found on the FMC Intranet/Employee Activities button.

• Kellogg’s Tour of Gymnastics Champions at Nationwide Arena on Saturday, Oct. 22 at 7 p.m. Tickets starting at $45. Exclusive experiences including autograph session offered starting at the Platinum ticket level. Check or credit card accepted. Please see the order form on the FMC Intranet/Employee Activities button for more information.

• Save the date – Employee Craft Fair on Friday, Nov. 18 from 7 a.m.-3 p.m. in the Assembly Rooms. Shopping open to the public. Free doughnuts and cider for staff to enjoy while shopping. Vendor information and registration form can be found on the FMC Intranet/Employee Activities button.

Fairfield Medical Center’s Mission: FMC delivers outstanding healthcare for our patients, their families

and our communities.

Fairfield Medical Center’s Vision: FMC will be recognized as the leader in patient/family-centered care for those we serve both in our facilities and in

our communities.

“We make a difference by creating exceptional care and experiences from the heart, always.”

ALICE (Active Shooter) Training for Staff – The Fairfield Medical Center Police will offer ALICE (Active Shooter) Training on Sept. 13 or Sept. 27 from 8 a.m.-1 p.m. in the Accounting Training Room. ALICE (Alert, Lockdown, Inform, Counter, Evacuate) Training provides preparation and a plan for individuals and organizations to proactively handle the threat of an aggressive intruder or active shooter event. To register, sign up through TEDS through the Learning and Development Department. Registration is on a first-come, first-served basis through TEDS. For questions, contact ext. 8124.

Prostate Health Education Group of Fairfield County – Join us Sept. 12 from 7-9 p.m. in FMC Assembly Room 2 to hear Elder Law Attorney Timothy P. Jarvis discuss how to plan long-term care without selling your home or leaving your family penniless. Questions? Call 740-503-0086.

Being Mortal – Join us Sept. 15 from 6-8 p.m. for a free screening and discussion of the PBS Frontline documentary “Being Mortal.” This event will be held at the Crossroads Event Center, 2095 W. Fair Ave., Lancaster. Based on the best-selling book by Dr. Atul Gawande, “Being Mortal” explores the hopes of patients facing terminal illness and their relationships with the doctors, nurses and family members who care for them. The purpose of the event is to spark conversations about end-of-life goals and preferences. Being Mortal is sponsored by FairHope Hospice & Palliative Care, with Fairfield Medical Center as the presenting sponsor. Space is limited; RSVP to 740-475-0654 by Sept. 7.

Foundation Food and Wine Tasting Don’t forget to mark your calendars for Thursday, Sept. 22 from 5:30-8:30 p.m. for the FMC Foundation Annual Food and Wine Tasting at Blessings Farmstead (3703 Mud House Road NE Lancaster). For more information, call 740-687-8814.

Leadership STAT topic: HIPAA & Compliance – Presenter: Cheryl Henney-Compliance Coordinator: • Sept. 28 from 8-9:30 a.m. or

1-2:30 p.m.• Sept. 29 from 8-9:30 a.m. or

1-2:30 p.m.• Sept. 30 from 8-9:30 a.m.Register in the Talent and Development Center with keyword: Compliance or call Learning and Development at ext. 8491 for further assistance.

5th Annual Hocking County Opiate Town Hall Meeting – Come see and hear Sam Quinones, Author of Dreamland – The True Tale of America’s Opiate Epidemic, speak on Oct. 6 at Logan-Hocking Middle School (1 Middle School Dr. Logan) at 7 p.m. (doors open at 6 p.m.) Sam Quinones is a national award-winning author. A book signing will follow the event. Bring your own copy of Dreamland or books will be available for purchase after the event.

Cancer Care Run – Join us Saturday, Oct. 8 at Marten’s Park in Lancaster for TWIG One’s annual 5K run and 2-mile walk supporting local patients fighting cancer. Includes chip timing! Long sleeve T-shirt guaranteed for all participants who register by Sept. 30. Register at twigone.com.

Strike Out Breast CancerHelp us fight breast cancer by bowling for a good cause on Oct. 9 at 10 a.m. or 1 p.m. at Tiki Bowling Lanes located at 1521 Tiki Lane in Lancaster. Entry fee is $10 per bowler. Entry forms are located in the FMC Marketing Department at the front desk. For questions or more information, contact Joy Kellenbarger at 740-653-1598.