After tallying everyone’s responses, we are happy to report that overwhelming number of people like:
Childhood games
Duck Duck, Grey Duck (63) versus Duck Duck, Goose (20)? Grey duck it is!
Toilet paper, over or under
According to our Welia Health family, the toilet paper rolls are correctly placed to dispense over (76), not under (10), citing no one likes the mullet, everyone likes a beard, while some of you don’t actually don’t care (3).
Vacations – the beach or the mountains?
Ahhhh vacation — the beach or the mountains — 46 of you would rather hit the beach while 28 of you would rather be in the mountains, while others (16) would visit either.
L-R: Dr. Matt Schultz, his wife Amy, Abijah, Joah, Zethan, Tirzah and Mnason
Dr. Schultz and his family are on a medical missions trip to Kenya. They will be gone from June 1 to October 1, 2021. As a family, they decided to use a blog to document their experiences.
They are excited to share their journey with you, follow here.
Please note- the link leads you to a Google Doc and may not be accessible while ‘in network’.
Help us celebrate Health Information Professional’s week!
Health Information Professionals know that behind every diagnosis and procedure code, and every signature is a patient. Though their work is done behind the scenes, health information professionals are trusted by providers and patients/families to protect, interpret, and transmit the most sensitive data that exists about a person.
Do you know, in 2020 Welia Health Health Information Professionals processed:
Happy Laboratory Professional’s Week – 2021! Welia Health is extremely grateful for the folks working behind the scenes to not only process COVID tests but also maintain normal lab test requests. Lab testing is a key part to help deliver quality healthcare! So, thank you for your precision, due diligence and compassion.
Note: not everyone was available for a picture
Hannah, Lisa, Katie and CarrieSavannah, Rita and Mandie
Looking to recycle your eye glasses? Consider donating them to the Lions Club!
Lions Clubs International volunteers collect old eyeglasses, reading glasses and sunglasses. They clean and repair the used eyewear, which is then distributed to people who can’t afford to buy their own.Â
Welia Health has moved their donation bin to the vestibule located at the Main Entrance of the Mora Campus.
After an extensive and rewarding career in emergency services, Daryl Doering has announced his retirement. His last day of call is June 10.
Not only was Daryl a highly skilled a paramedic, he also served on the Dayton Fire Department for the past 20 years. In addition to being a paramedic and firefighter, Daryl was an instructor at Inver Grove Community College and participated in many different natural disasters within the United States, most notably Hurricane Katrina/Rita and the Juno winter storm in Albany, New York. Over the past ten years he had been assigned to work the Republican National Convention and reported to the CDC and Minneapolis / St. Paul Airport for the Avian flu training.
Working with Daryl over the past five years, I know him best for his empathy and compassion shown to the countless number of patients he cared for and transported. He always finds a unique connection with his patients to continue the continuity of care patients feel at Welia Health. Daryl has also always taken the time finding opportunities to teach, to learn and cultivate best practices while keeping the patients’ best interests close.
Daryl, you will be sorely missed and we wish you nothing but the best during your retirement years!
