 Thank you for visiting the Fleming County Hospital website. Exciting things are happening at our hospital. Effective August 1, 2008, we moved to our new replacement hospital. Our hospital offers the same quality care you are used to, but with the added amenities such as private rooms, easy access to services and an expanded Emergency Room.
Fleming County Hospital is unique in that our facility of caregivers
is comprised of people you know – your friends, family and neighbors.
They are people you can trust to protect your privacy and provide
you with high quality healthcare.
Exciting news from Cornerstone cafe!
New hours are 6:00AM-6:30 PM.
Cornerstone Sunrise will be from 6:00AM-9:00AM. Available from 6:00AM-7:00AM will be...yogurt/fruit bar, Cinnamon rolls, cereal, cereal bars, fresh fruit (apples, bananas, oranges), pop-tarts. Available after 7:00 AM will be the hot bar with fresh hot foods chosen daily from our cooks.
Cornerstone Brunch will be available from 9:00AM-11:00AM. You will be able to purchase... cinnamon rolls, cereal bars, cereal, toast/jelly, bagels/cream cheese, fresh fruit (apples, bananas, oranges), fruit juices, milk, yogurt cups.
Cornerstone Lunch will be from 11:00AM-2:00PM. Available from 11:00-1:30PM will be...Fresh hot bar with menu items prepared by our cooks, salad bar, dessert bar, soup of the day. Available from 1:30PM-2:00PM will be...dessert bar, soup of the day, salad bar, and grill items. Available from the grill...Chicken Strips, hamburger/cheeseburger, Chicken Patty, Grilled Cheese, French Fries, Onion Rings, Sweet Potato Fries, Assorted Chips.
Cornerstone Mid-Day will be from 2:00PM-4:30PM with Deli sandwiches-Chicken Salad, Pimento Cheese, Turkey, Ham, Ready-made mini salads, Cookies, Chips, yogurt and fruit cups, fresh fruit (apples, bananas, oranges).
Cornerstone dinner will be from 5:30PM-6:30PM with salad bar, grill, sopup of the day, and dessert bar open. Available grill choices will be same as lunch time grill options.
Monday-Wednesday-Friday we will be serving 16 ounce milkshakes from 3:00PM-4:00PM ONLY! Flavors available are chocolate, vanilla, and strawberry. $2.00 Employee $2.50 Vistor
Tuesdays-Thursdays we will be serving Coke Floats from 3:00PM-4:00PM ONLY! $2.50 Employee $3.00 Vistor
Nutrition Services is looking forward to the extended hours. As always, Thank you for allowing us to serve you!
Fleming County Hospital Auxiliary
Donates $20,067.74 to the Fleming County Hospital
The 51st Annual Hospital Auxiliary/Volunteer Dinner and Meeting was held at the Flemingsburg Baptist Church on April 8th. Joyce Fidler welcomed everyone to the dinner/meeting. Revered Norman Wasson gave the blessing before a delicious meal. Enjoyed by all was the entertainment that was provided by Mrs. Harriet Jackson Groh President Phyllis Peters presented David Faulkner, CEO with a check for $20,067.74. Mrs. Marsha Foote, Gift Shop Manager presented volunteer hour certificates to the ladies that worked in the Fleming County Hospital Gift Shop. Debbie Lightner spoke on how fortunate our hospital is to have a great Volunteer Program. Debbie also presented certificates to the volunteers that have worked in the hospital. Mr. Faulkner spoke to the group thanking them for all their hard work. and dedication. Mr. Faulkner swore in the new officers for 2013 – 2014. Valet parking was done by Kirk Flora, Jim Rice and Greg Bamforth. The volunteers that served the meal were; Sandy Bailey, Dee Dee Calvert, Holly Dells, Sherri Goodwin, Etta Hay, Jerry Judd, Gena King, Marsha Mitchell, Becky Sapp, Glenna Peterson and Riki Watts. The dinner was prepared by Paula Ruark, Sue Mitchell, Brandi Marsh and the Fleming County Hospital Dietary Department. Everyone enjoyed a wonderful evening.
Auxiliary Officers and Members – Front row seated: Polly Hurst, Treasurer; Phyllis Peters, out going President and Director; Susan Flanery, In-coming President; Beverly Carpenter, 1st Vice President; Sally Arnold, 2nd Vice President and Janice Wasson.
2nd Row: Ruth Ishmael, Betty Miller, Corresponding Secretary; Sue McIntyre, Paula Hyatt, Director; Helen Thomas, Mary Marshall Cooper, Recording Secretary; Ada Ford, Director; Colleen Johnson, Willa Porter, Tommye Jo Chaney and Wanda Jo McKee.
3rd Row: Ruth Fulton, Phyllis Harmon, Marsha Foote, Joyce Foxworthy, Jennifer Davis, Assistant Treasurer and Evelena Smith.
Phyllis Peters, Out-Going President presenting David Faulkner, CEO with a
check for $20,067.74.
The Fleming County Hospital kicked off “I Stop for Lights and Alarms” Quality Improvement Project. All departments were educated on this project and received a button that says “I stop for lights and alarms”.
When an employee is in patient care areas, if a light is seen going off or an alarm (IV or fall) is heard and the staff member is within five feet of the room the staff will respond. If staff is unable to assist the patient themselves, they will find the appropriate staff member to assist the patient.
The purpose of the project is to decrease the number of falls and improve patient satisfaction.
Fleming County Hospital is unique in that our facility of caregivers
is comprised of people you know – your friends, family and neighbors.
They are people you can trust to protect your privacy and provide
you with high quality healthcare.
Becky Sapp, RN QIPI Supervisor, Angie Leach, RN, Quality Coordinator and Etta Hay, RN, In-Patient Director speaking to Carolyn Robinson , Director of Patient Financial Services regarding the program.
Country Neighbors Homemakers give their time and love for Fleming County Hospital Patients
The Fleming County Hospital would like to thank the Country Neighbors Homemakers and other Homemaker groups that continue to help sew for our patients. The blankets are given to the children that stay over night at the hospital and the pillows are given to the surgery patients.
Pictured below:
Violet Barbee, Sue McIntyre, Betty Jo Hickerson; RN, Patsy McKay; RN, Marie Stone, and Barb Campbell.
Fleming County Hospital
Cardiac & Pulmonary Rehabilitation Program
Close to home!
Specializing in heart and lung care for out-patients in our community and surrounding counties close to home. If you are interested in participating in a cardiac/pulmonary rehab program, speak with your cardiologist, cardiothoracic surgeon, pulmonologist or primary care provider, or give us a call at (606) 849-5184. Phyllis Ritchie, Cardiac RN will be happy to discuss cardiac/pulmonary rehab with you, and answer any questions you may have.
Your Cardiac Team:
Hannah Thornton, Dietician, Phyllis Ritchie, RN, Rehab Director; Amanda Mitchell, RN and Savannah Davis, RN.
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