Thanks To The Memorial Health Care Ladies - And Response

Wednesday, September 08, 2010

I would like to take a few minutes to express my appreciation for the professional care the Memorial Home Nurse Care ladies have given me since I had my heart surgery.

The team leader (Beth Tripp), case manager (Mary Ann Biddle) and several other nurses that I can't name have been both professional and compassionate from day one.

It seems this profession is like the law enforcement profession, you don't appreciate them til you need them.

Thanks to the ladies of Memorial Health Care. You will never know how much I respect and appreciate you.

Ken Bowman

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I was in Memorial Hospital for over four months with colon cancer and complications and can attest to the wonderful care. After being sent home I also had Memorial Home Health Care and could not have ever had better or more dedicated nurses. They went beyond the expected, and each and everyone of them that took care of me were absolutely wonderful ...not only to me but my family. I could never praise them enough. Very few people are as dedicated as they are.

Unless you have the need, you have no idea what wonderful care is available through Memorial Home Health Care. Kudos to them.

I thank God every day for each and everyone of them.

Becky McGee


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