STAY YOU HERE FOR PLEASE STAY FOR US Edward Hospital - Back row: Colleen Lynch, RN Martina Gerlak, RN Amber Robinson, PCT, Agnes Ramon, PCT; Angela Deanges, RN Carol Herrera, R Sheri Johnson, PCT. Front row. Kelly Lepak, RN: Sean Foley. RN Adora Grace Siapno, Rh Mary Gene Ordinario, RN: Betsy Hickman, RN Marausha Moore, Kelsey Oconnor, RN A letter from Edward-Elmhurst Health . Don't use medical supplies unnecessarily or stockpile Edward-Elmhurst Health is prepared and has a coordinated, well-executed plan to address the coronavirus pandemic. While the community at large does their best to maintain social distance, our healthcare professionals are coming in every day to take care of our patients. We're deeply grateful essential medical supplies. Things like masks and hand sanitizer are important to healthcare professionals who are caring for COVID-19 patients. Instead, folow the recommendations the CDC offers on its website to for and so proud of our staft who are working hard and protect yourseit from coronavinus Donate blood. Now that everyone is staying home, the dedicating themselves to keeping our patients-and each other-safe. d. It may sound aNete ued drive, but we are We're also thankful for the support from our local, state and federal officials. From the federal coronavirus relief package signed into law March 18 to the Department of Health and Human Services allowing doctors to practice across state ines, these legislative measures help immensely. encouraging healthy donors to give blood. Red Cross has Dut new safety depers including checking the temperature of staff and measures in place to protect stat and donors. donors before they enter a drive location, providing hand sanitizer throughout the donation process and spacing beds in accordance with social distancing guidelines More attention is also being given to disinfecting surfaces and equipment. Versiti.org lists donation locations on its web page Wash your hands often with soap and water, don't touch your face, and avoid contact with sick people. If you start to feel symptoms-fever, cough, shortness of breath-stay home and call your physician or the inois Department of Public Health hotline, 800-889- 3931 They will give you direction on next steps to take Your cooperation with this is essenbial to contain the spread of this vinrus. Our elected officials are supoorting our efforts, working to secure essential financial aid and promoting the message of social distancing to stop the spread of COVID-19 Amid this crisis, Edward-Elmhurst Health, along with most of the healthcare organizations in the country. is facing a shortage of supplies critical resources like masks, ventilators, hand sanitizer and personal protective equipment. in order to keep evoryone as healthy as possible and maximize our capacity to care for everyone who needs medical treatment, we rely on your help. Our website, EEHoalth.org, is a key source of information on how you can maintain your physical and mental health as wel as the latest information on what we're doing about Stay home if possible. This is of utmost importance. f you don't need to go out. don't. Work from home and keep your children active but maintain social distance. We appreciate the suDport of our mayors and coronavirus. Visit our freauently updated page. EEHealth. the governor, who have taken action to ensure social distancing org/coronavirus We appreciate your cooperation and support during this pandemic. Know that we are working tirelessly to keep you well. Mary Lou Mastro, System CEO. Edward-Elmhurst Health Sanjeeb Khatua, MD, Chief Physician Executive and incident Commander, Edward-Emhurst Health Ron Schubel. Chairman of the Board of Trustees, Edward-Emhurst Health Edward-Elmhurst Healthy Driven HEALTH FOR ENONAL Elmhurst Hospital - Back row Cistooner Shinneman MD: Barb Czuorynko. PCT: Creis Quinn RN N Newton. RN Moses Lugo. PCT: Daniel Bolitho. PCT: Naalyn Wong. MD. Melanie Reetz. RN, Sarah Leone. PCT: Dana Escamita, RN Ma Corselo AN. Front row Paulina Schuch, RN Lecie Olson, RN: Robert Rawis. Cheplain, Vivian diordano, RN Sade Zajac. RN STAY YOU HERE FOR PLEASE STAY FOR US Edward Hospital - Back row: Colleen Lynch, RN Martina Gerlak, RN Amber Robinson, PCT, Agnes Ramon, PCT; Angela Deanges, RN Carol Herrera, R Sheri Johnson, PCT. Front row. Kelly Lepak, RN: Sean Foley. RN Adora Grace Siapno, Rh Mary Gene Ordinario, RN: Betsy Hickman, RN Marausha Moore, Kelsey Oconnor, RN A letter from Edward-Elmhurst Health . Don't use medical supplies unnecessarily or stockpile Edward-Elmhurst Health is prepared and has a coordinated, well-executed plan to address the coronavirus pandemic. While the community at large does their best to maintain social distance, our healthcare professionals are coming in every day to take care of our patients. We're deeply grateful essential medical supplies. Things like masks and hand sanitizer are important to healthcare professionals who are caring for COVID-19 patients. Instead, folow the recommendations the CDC offers on its website to for and so proud of our staft who are working hard and protect yourseit from coronavinus Donate blood. Now that everyone is staying home, the dedicating themselves to keeping our patients-and each other-safe. d. It may sound aNete ued drive, but we are We're also thankful for the support from our local, state and federal officials. From the federal coronavirus relief package signed into law March 18 to the Department of Health and Human Services allowing doctors to practice across state ines, these legislative measures help immensely. encouraging healthy donors to give blood. Red Cross has Dut new safety depers including checking the temperature of staff and measures in place to protect stat and donors. donors before they enter a drive location, providing hand sanitizer throughout the donation process and spacing beds in accordance with social distancing guidelines More attention is also being given to disinfecting surfaces and equipment. Versiti.org lists donation locations on its web page Wash your hands often with soap and water, don't touch your face, and avoid contact with sick people. If you start to feel symptoms-fever, cough, shortness of breath-stay home and call your physician or the inois Department of Public Health hotline, 800-889- 3931 They will give you direction on next steps to take Your cooperation with this is essenbial to contain the spread of this vinrus. Our elected officials are supoorting our efforts, working to secure essential financial aid and promoting the message of social distancing to stop the spread of COVID-19 Amid this crisis, Edward-Elmhurst Health, along with most of the healthcare organizations in the country. is facing a shortage of supplies critical resources like masks, ventilators, hand sanitizer and personal protective equipment. in order to keep evoryone as healthy as possible and maximize our capacity to care for everyone who needs medical treatment, we rely on your help. Our website, EEHoalth.org, is a key source of information on how you can maintain your physical and mental health as wel as the latest information on what we're doing about Stay home if possible. This is of utmost importance. f you don't need to go out. don't. Work from home and keep your children active but maintain social distance. We appreciate the suDport of our mayors and coronavirus. Visit our freauently updated page. EEHealth. the governor, who have taken action to ensure social distancing org/coronavirus We appreciate your cooperation and support during this pandemic. Know that we are working tirelessly to keep you well. Mary Lou Mastro, System CEO. Edward-Elmhurst Health Sanjeeb Khatua, MD, Chief Physician Executive and incident Commander, Edward-Emhurst Health Ron Schubel. Chairman of the Board of Trustees, Edward-Emhurst Health Edward-Elmhurst Healthy Driven HEALTH FOR ENONAL Elmhurst Hospital - Back row Cistooner Shinneman MD: Barb Czuorynko. PCT: Creis Quinn RN N Newton. RN Moses Lugo. PCT: Daniel Bolitho. PCT: Naalyn Wong. MD. Melanie Reetz. RN, Sarah Leone. PCT: Dana Escamita, RN Ma Corselo AN. Front row Paulina Schuch, RN Lecie Olson, RN: Robert Rawis. Cheplain, Vivian diordano, RN Sade Zajac. RN