Sterling Health Care (SHC) staff met with Christina Smith in Stanton on Thursday to support suicide prevention. After the recent loss of her son to suicide, Smith decided to hold the Story Unfinished event to provide resources, education, and support for those who have been affected by suicide. The event, set for August 17, will take place at the Estill County Fairgrounds. Smith is pictured above as Morgan Chance, SHC IT Manager (left) and Brandy Phillips, SHC-Stanton Practice Manager (right) present her with a commemorative check.
Several representatives of SHC attended a wellness fair at the Carhartt facility in Irvine on Wednesday, June 12. Attendees walked away from SHC’s table with health checks, promotional items, and a chance to win a prize. SHC provided several types of health checks including immunizations, blood glucose checks, and A1C checks if the results of the glucose test showed abnormal levels. The raffle winner went home ready for a cook-out with SHC’s grill-themed gift basket filled with condiments, lighters, utensils, and more. Members of SHC’s team are pictured above with the gift basket and other items, ready to greet visitors. From left are Jennifer Carpenter, Human Resources Director; Traci Miles, SHC-Owingsville Practice Manager; Erica Wilson, Physician’s Assistant; and Jennifer Hager, Clinical Manager.
SHC’s team of community health workers (CHWs) visited local senior citizen centers to meet with residents and provide them with gift bags in celebration of Older Americans Month. Several of SHC's CHWs can be seen above with residents of the senior center during the celebration. From left are Rebecca Fraley, Tammy Curtis and Michelle Toller.
After the success of the expungement clinic held last November, Sterling Crossroads held a second clinic on May 23 from 1 p.m. to 6 p.m. Visitors received the chance to have eligible charges expunged from their record, opening several doors that will help them on the path to recovery. The Kentucky Career Center was also in attendance, providing career advice to those in attendance. Expungement can open up opportunities for employment, housing, education, and other aspects of life, helping people reintegrate into society. Pictured above are members of the Sterling Crossroads care team, ready to meet with attendees. From left are Kaylee Perry, Data Collector; Kim Bartley, Substance Use Disorder and Hep-C Treatment Coordinator; Kim Martin, Certified Medical Assistant; Jennifer Tabor, Advanced Practice Registered Nurse; Jennifer Trimble, Clinical Social Worker; and Leigha Ritchie, Front Office Coordinator.
Sterling Health Care’s (SHC) Jose Diaz, Interpreter, and Angel Rogers, School-Based Health Coordinator, met with several families at the Montgomery County Schools Migrant and English Language Program Family Night held at the Clay Community Center on Thursday night. SHC provided several promotional and Spanish informational materials on the various services available at its clinics, including first-aid themed activity pads that allow parents to teach their children about proper first-aid care. Diaz can be seen above helping a mother through the process of signing her children up to receive sports physicals through SHC’s school-based health program.
SHC met with members of the local Montgomery Co. Cattleman’s Association to provide health checks during their monthly meeting on Monday. Jennifer Hager, Clinical Manager, and Angel Rogers, School-Based Health Coordinator, were in attendance providing blood pressure checks, blood glucose checks, and A1C checks. Rogers can be seen above performing a blood glucose check on Jerry Amburgey.
Sterling Health Care’s (SHC) Shaunna Binion became a star on the field at the Bath County High School Lady Cats Softball Strikeout Cancer game, which was sponsored in part by SHC. Binion, a practice manager at SHC’s Main Campus, was chosen to throw the first pitch at the game, which was held on May 11, 2024, at the Bath Co. Sports Complex. Binion is pictured above as she performs the ceremonial pitch.
Several members of Sterling Health Care’s (SHC) clinical staff were in attendance at the DuBois Community Center Health Fair held on April 20. Several types of health checks were available to those at the fair, including blood glucose checks, blood pressure checks, and vaccinations. Mary Bailey, Licensed Practical Nurse, is pictured providing a vaccination to one of many community members that attended the event.
Sterling Health Care (SHC) provided a sponsorship of $1,000 to the Big Brothers Big Sisters of the Bluegrass (BBBS), LLC for the Montgomery County Community Bowl at Sterling Lanes on Sunday, May 5. Several teams from SHC ultimately participated in the event, which will support the organization in providing positive role models to at-risk children throughout the region. Through four main programs, BBBS pairs adults with children ages 6-13 in order to build personal relationships that allow the children to reach their potential. Members of SHC’s Events Committee are pictured above presenting a commemorative check to Chris Peck, Chief Executive Officer at BBBS.
Sterling Health Care (SHC) partnered with the Bath County community and its School Board of Education to hold an Autism Acceptance Walk on the evening of April 17. The event featured several speakers, activities for different age groups, and the presence of several vendors for attendees to meet with and gather information. A ceremonial check presentation was held at the SHC Administration Building on Thursday, April 11, with Bath County Autism Council Chairperson Kassandra Hamilton (second from left) accepting the check from SHC’s Dr. Leslie Aslam; Tina Bryant, Chief Executive Officer; and Sabrina Butcher, Risk and Compliance Specialist and SHC organizer for the event.
Sterling Health Care (SHC) staff attended the Montgomery County High School Career Fair to teach local students about the variety of healthcare careers available to them after graduation. Angel Rogers, school-based health coordinator, and Michelle Lesieur, administrative assistant, are pictured above, ready to greet the hundreds of local students in attendance.
Sterling Health Care (SHC) provided two bicycles to winners of the Kiwanis Club of Powell County Egg Hunt held March 24. The event, held at the Lions Club Park in Stanton, featured several egg hunts for various age divisions, with a total of 58 prizes donated by the event’s sponsors. Children in attendance also got the chance to meet the Easter Bunny after the contests took place. SHC’S Laura Rogers, Pharmacist and SHC Events Committee Chair, is pictured above presenting one of several winners with their prize.
Sterling Health Care was represented at the Edgewater recruiting event, providing company and contact information to area professionals seeking opportunities. Those attending were, from left, Erica Von Easter, Community Health Worker; Jennifer Carpenter, Human Resources Manager; and Shelia Logan, Administrative Assistant.
Coaches and players from Bath County High School met with members of the Sterling Health Care (SHC) team on Friday afternoon for a ceremonial check presentation. SHC has donated $3,000 to the Bath County High School Softball Program for a much-anticipated Leadoff Dinner that will welcome ESPN analyst and 3-time NCAA national champion Jenny Dalton-Hill as the featured speaker. Pictured, from left, are Dave Moore, BCHS assistant coach; Kenny Williams, BCHS head coach; BCHS players Ashlee Rogers and Rae-Leigh Purvis; Tina Bryant, SHC Chief Executive Officer; Kim Moore, SHC Director of Pharmacy; Jeff Pinkerton, SHC Marketing and Communications Manager; and MinDee Hudson, SHC Chief Operating Officer.
Sterling Health Care recently partnered with St. Elizabeth Healthcare to make mammographies mobile recently, offering scheduled visits at the SHC-Owingsville and SHC-Carlisle clinics. The mobile digital mammography service provides life-saving opportunities on several occasions throughout the year. Anyone who wishes to schedule for the next mobile visits may contact SHC’s main campus at (859) 404-7686.
Hoops 4 Health, a new health outreach activity sponsored by Sterling Health Care (SHC), launched on Feb. 9 when Montgomery County and Paris City met for a pair of basketball games between its boys’ and girls’ teams. Several members of SHC’s clinical team provided health checks such as blood pressure readings and blood glucose level checks to any interested fans attending the game.
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