The Forrest General Experience...
We C.A.R.E. - Every Patient, Every Time
Forrest General employees and physicians are united by the patients they serve. From those involved with direct patient care to those who work with finances, to those who ensure the safety and cleanliness of Forrest General's facilities, each person is committed to playing an important role in the Patient Experience.
The word "healthcare" contains one of the most important elements of this vital relationship - care - from every employee, for every patient, every time. In recognition of this vital relationship, Forrest General is committed to focus on the Patient Experience.
This commitment to caring is portrayed in the phrase "We C.A.R.E."
The concepts of "We C.A.R.E." are integrated into every aspect of Forrest General's service to our patients, with the goal of creating patients who are not only satisfied, but loyal to Forrest General.
"We C.A.R.E." is the philosophy of Forrest General and describes the very heartbeat of our character and our culture.
Forrest General's Mission includes focused goals, including cultivating an environment of courtesy and compassion and recognizing and emphasizing the patient experience, surrounded by skilled, dedicated and concerned physicians and staff. "We C.A.R.E." is designed to accomplish those goals and more - continuing Forrest General's mission and vision for the communities it serves for generations to come.
Michael Stonnington, M.D.
Orthopedics
Medical Staff President
"The ‘We C.A.R.E.' theme at Forrest General Hospital is not simply a collection of letters. It is a philosophy that has true meaning that impacts patients' lives. We value excellence in our care. Integrity at every level will not be compromised, especially in the trauma unit where we need to be compassionate while taking quick action and reassuring the patient and their family they are receiving outstanding care. We work tirelessly to take care of our community and it is a privilege to treat each patient that comes through the emergency room."
John Nelson, M.D.
Emergency Medicine
Emergency Services Medical Director
"'We C.A.R.E.' encapsulates what we do and why we're in the healthcare field. With the assumption that we have the knowledge and capability, the most important part of healthcare to me is that we care and show compassion and communicate, take action, respect and reassure the patient and empathize and explain."
Steven Stogner, M.D.
Pulmonary Medicine
Critical Care Medical Director
"At Forrest General, we do CARE. Not only do we practice the highest quality medicine, but we want our patients and their families to know they are special. There is no greater feeling than to be complemented by a patient or his family member on our good care."
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