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Dr. Randall Mullin Retires
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 Dr. Randy Mullin retired in July from UnityPoint Clinic at Hammond-Henry Hospital in Geneseo.
His retirement came after celebrating his 40th year of practicing medicine in Geneseo. Dr. Mullin's decision to practice here came as he neared the completion of his residency in Boston, Massachusetts.
He said he had always planned to return to his hometown of Manlius to practice medicine, following in the footsteps of his father and grandfather. "Don Ford (who also recently retired from practice at Hammond-Henry) and I were working together in Boston, and he approached me and suggested we go in practice together," Mullin said. "We both knew back then that we wanted to do OB and we narrowed our choices to Princeton and Geneseo, and we chose to come to Geneseo."
Click here for the full story written by Claudia Loucks.
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 Hammond-Henry Hospital is one of the nation's Most Wired Hospitals, according to Hospitals and Health Networks (H&HN), an American Hospital Association publication. "We've been working toward this designation for several years," said HHH CEO Brad Solberg. "The effort from hospital staff and medical staff to move to an electronic platform has not always been easy, but certainly worth the journey."
The "Most Wired - 2014" award is the most recent addition to the following list of awards/achievements:
- HIMSS Analytics Stage 6 achievement
- Top 100 Critical Access Hospitals by iVantage
- Top 100 Great Community Hospitals nationwide by Becker's Hospital Review publication
- Top 5% nationwide outpatient surgery patient satisfaction scores based on Press Ganey survey
- Long Term Care CMS 5-Star Quality Rating (two years in a row) received November 2013
Click here to read the full articles on the above awards.
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Physician Assistant Joins OB/GYN Practice
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 Click here to view more information about Vicki Hughes or Dr. David Lang.
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 The 3D Strong program began on Thursday, August 21. There are 24 cancer survivors already registered for the program. The 3D Strong program will focus on movement training with emphasis on mobility/flexibility, agility/coordination, stability/balance, and strength/
power. Exercise is an integral part of the survivorship process, and we are proud to have the opportunity to improve survivors' health and to enhance their overall quality of life.
The 3D Strong program is free and grant funded by Edwards Ready Mix. The class is held weekly on Thursday evenings at 6:00 p.m. and the location will vary. For registration or more information, call rehab services at (309)944-9150 or email:
[email protected].
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The LTC north garden/patio project is finished. This area is a place for residents, families and staff to spend time enjoying the outdoors. This natural area includes flower plantings, bird feeder & bath, seat walls, and a sitting area. Thanks to all donors who supported this project through the Celebrity Dinner and private donations.
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Know Your Numbers
Tuesday, Sept. 16 & Wednesday, Sept. 17
6:30 to 8:00 a.m.
Lipid & Chemical Profiles
(require fasting - do not eat or drink after midnight)
Blood pressure checks
PSA blood test & DREs
Colorectal cancer screening kits
HeartAware risk assessments
Click here for more details.
Sponsored by
Hammond-Henry Hospital &
UnityPoint Clinic
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Auxiliary
$5 Jewelry Sale
Tuesday, Sept. 30
7:30 a.m. - 4:30 p.m.
Hospital East Entrance
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2014-2015 Schedules
Women's Health Series
The Cellar
Men's Health Series
HHH Conference Room
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Auxiliary
Book Sale
Friday, November 14
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For more details,
click here
to see our full
calendar of events.
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September is
National Fall Prevention Month
The National Council on Aging has designated September as National Fall Prevention Month in an effort to spread aware-ness on the leading cause of injury-related deaths, emergency room visits and hospitalizations for seniors 65 years and older in the U.S.
Check out our health library for more information on fall prevention or other health topics.
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Have a safe and enjoyable Labor Day Weekend!
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