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Sage Memorial Hospital Celebrates Successful Completion of Clinical Portion of Joint Commission Survey

Sage Memorial Hospital (SMH) is proud to announce that it has successfully completed its clinical portion of the survey by the Joint Commission. From February 28 through March 3, the hospital underwent a comprehensive review of its safety and quality standards, with an emphasis on patient care. The survey is conducted every three years but due to the pandemic the survey was delayed.

The accreditation process is an extensive review of SMH operations and processes, including interviews with hospital leadership, staff, and patients. The Joint Commission team also conducted a review SMH’s patient care practices, medical records, infection control, performance improvements and leadership.

Surveyor Lisa Nowak, MD, FACS praised the team’s effort regarding her visit when she said, “Thank you for your team, you made it pleasant to do this survey.”

“A huge thank you to the quality management team who has been preparing for this survey for the past four months,” said Sage Memorial Hospital CEO Melinda White. “It’s a testament the hard work and dedication of our staff, who strive every day to ensure that our patients receive the highest quality of care and safety – I could not be more proud of our team.”

Sage Memorial Hospital Cafeteria Opens its Doors to the Public

GANADO, Ariz. – Sage Memorial Hospital (SMH) is excited to announce the opening of their cafeteria to the public. After a successful month of trial runs, SMH is now welcoming local community members and visitors alike to enjoy their delicious meals in a safe environment. The hospital had previously limited access to its cafeteria to staff and patients.

“We are excited to open our cafeteria doors to the general public,” said Nathan Tsosie cafeteria supervisor at SMH. “We have taken the necessary safety precautions to ensure that our cafeteria is a safe and enjoyable place for everyone.”

Safety measures in place include social distancing markers, mask-wearing requirements, additional hand sanitizer stations, and frequent cleaning of frequently touched surfaces. Cafeteria seating has also been rearranged to allow for better physical distancing between customers.

The cafeteria is open Monday – Friday from 6:00am to 5:30pm with last orders at 5:00pm. The cafeteria offers a wide range of delicious healthy meals, snacks, beverages and daily specials. The menu includes breakfast and lunch items such as egg dishes, sandwiches, salads, burgers and more. Weekly menus and online ordering is available at www.toasttab.com/sagecafeteria.

Like us on Facebook, Twitter and Instagram @SageMemorial to receive updates on the cafeteria and other hospital news. For more information, contact the Sage Memorial Hospital Cafeteria at (928) 755-4358.

Sage Memorial Hospital Receives $10k Grant from Arizona Coyotes Foundation

PHOENIX – Sage Memorial Hospital (SMH) is pleased to announce that the Arizona Coyotes Foundation has awarded the hospital a grant of $10,000 to support its health and wellness initiatives in the community. Phyllencia Begay, Grant Writer accepted the grant award on behalf of Sage Memorial Hospital during an awards recognition ceremony held in Tempe, Arizona on October 26, 2022.

The Arizona Coyotes Foundation wrote in a Facebook post about their grant recipient: “Tonight we honor grantee, Navajo Health Foundation – Sage Memorial Hospital @sagememorial is a 25-bed critical access hospital located on the Navajo Nation that provides emergency outpatient, and behavioral health services. #CoyotesCare.”

The Arizona Coyotes Foundation is dedicated to raising millions of dollars each year in order to support non-profit organizations serving the state of Arizona and focusing on three key areas: Education, Health and Wellness and Economic Advancements. 

The award was granted to SMH in the category of Health and Wellness and is intended to support organizations and programs that promote access to resources that improve health outcomes for underserved and underinsured populations according to the organization’s mission statement.

Phyllencia Begay, Grant Writer for SMH commented, “We thank the Arizona Coyotes Foundation for their partnership and generous donation that will help us implement a mass flu event to ensure access to flu vaccines this fall. Through our continued partnerships, we can help ensure better health outcomes for the members of Sage Memorial Hospital’s service area.” 

SHM is a 501(c)(3) non-profit organization dedicated to providing quality health care for the Dine’ people. Over the past 25 years, the Arizona Coyotes Foundation has proudly raised millions of dollars in support of non-profit organizations serving the state of Arizona. To learn more about SMH and the Arizona Coyotes Foundation Grant, please visit their website at https://www.nhl.com/coyotes/community/grantapplication

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