Team Health is a lay owned company, it can be legally challenged in IL for violating the IL prohibitions on the corporate practice of medicine. The State Board of Medicine or the State Medical Society or the Attorney General’s office may be of assistance. See page 5 of this document: http://www.seyfarth.com/dir_docs/news_item/c06a54fe-0434-4142-ad96-d8cf9507fb01_documentupload.pdf
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Anonymous
8 years ago
Memorial has truly lost the feeling of being a community hospital. For Administration to allow BJC to turn them into puppets is disturbing to many members of the medical staff, nursing, and contracted services. It is not about the money all the time. The good ole boys club strikes again and some have even been manipulated to not voice how they truly feel about 70+ Highly trained providers departing from memorial. We should be here to serve our patients and staff by keeping community based providers that possess the integrated relationship hospital wide with not only other physicians but RNs that trust the care CEP provides from an inpatient standpoint and ED. CEP is the true definition of what healthcare and a physician led leadership should stand for. I have had first hand experience at seeing what Memorials leadership is all about! Let me to you....they don't care about the people that work countless hours to make it happen and hold together what little that hospital has left. The moral has taken a sad turn for the worst.
If the hospital states they are not responsible for CEP parting they are sadly mistaken. I think they chose to be apart of an organization that stands for the same things they stand for and that is to Provide honest excellent care for the patient and taking care of their staff and Memorial just isn't it anymore. They have chosen not to just change their name on their White Coats and go about their day. They are united in numbers with strong, talented providers who's roots have grown here in the community. They are TEAM CEP all the way and extremely United because each one of them believe in everything CEP stands for. Shame on Memorial for only caring for the bottom dollar and not serving this community like it deserves.
Good luck finding someone to staff this hospital the way CEP has because everyone including nurses want out! If you are a contract services as well you better find an alternative because I'm sure you will be next on the chop
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Fern Rosen
8 years ago
I believe through observation experience and knowledge of CEP that they had done an exceptional job I have providing high-level experienced emergency room doctors and exceptional care and concern for each and every patient. That is not something you get from Wall Street it is something you get from dedicated positions who maintain the highest standards and have hearts as big as they need to be to ensure the best health care and attention to each and every patient. I am disturbed at any consideration of change! I support CEP and hope that it will maintain at Belleville Memorial Hospital
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Kelsey Miller
8 years ago
#savecep
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gregg miller
8 years ago
I have had the pleasure of working with this team of docs from an administrative point of view and have always been impressed with their dedication to high quality patient care and desire to continually improve and work as a team. They truly are an inspiring group of providers.
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Do Kim
8 years ago
CEP providers at Belleville are stellar providers who have poured their heart and soul into the community to ensure high quality care. They are true leaders who work well with each other and their hospital colleagues to lead positive change. They truly embrace the culture of caring and have the patient at the center of all they do.
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Hallie Combs
8 years ago
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It's a shame when big business overshadows quality healthcare The physicians and physicians asst at CEP offer more to their patients because they take the time to listen and make Memorial feel like that hometown hospital we all want not just an assembly line.
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Tara Schlesinger
8 years ago
I had the pleasure of working with several of these physicians while employed as a tech in the ER at Belleville Memorial. I learned a lot from them and they became like a family to me and much of the other ER staff. I know and trust them so much, that when I was experience several abdominal pain one cold December night, I knew there was no other place to go. I had one of the PA as my physician that night and he found out a much scarier scenario; at 27 years old I was in Congestive Heart Failure. The care and compassion that I received that night is what has made me stay with memorial for my healthcare needs even though I no longer work there. My family goes there. They aren't just physicians, they are part of our community. Most live here with their families and are just as much a part of Belleville. If CEP docs leave, I will too. You as an organization will lose some of the best physicians in the medical field and many loyal patients to them as well.
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Jennifer Knott
8 years ago
Keep CEP!!
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Stacey Netemeyer
8 years ago
I have worked beside the CEP physicians since the beginning. They have been great teachers, collaborators, friends, and partners. I can't imagine performing my job without them! They are vital to providing exceptional care at memorial!
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Sarah Tucker
8 years ago
Wonderful collaborative patient care for the community
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Anonymous
8 years ago
It was an honor to scribe for th CEP physicians at Memorial. They are phenomenal teachers and caregivers.
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Laci Lambert
8 years ago
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CEP America serves a vital role in the success of the ED at BMH. The innovation set forth by CEP and it's physicians are by far the most collaborative of any group I've seen yet. I feel that removing CEP from Belleville will be detrimental to Belleville Memorial.
CEP, and the excellent providers they employ, elevated multidisciplinary care at Memorial to new heights. The nurse/physician relationships have never been better. Countless studies show that collaboration among team members results in improved patient outcomes and safety. The countless transitions made within the organization since the "strategic affiliation" with BJC have taken an immeasurable toll on the staff. Replacing the providers we have come to know and trust may just be the final straw for an already stressed staff.
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Stacia Chamness
8 years ago
I really love all my doctors, NPs, and PAs at Memorial Hospital. I’m heartbroken at the thought of them leaving. They all have a wonderful work relationship with all the staff.
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Karen Morrow RN
8 years ago
These MD’s, NP’s, and PA’s work together with the RN’s and techs to ensure top quality care is provided to our community. We are family.
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Michelle Collins
8 years ago
Dr. Ren??? You'd be a phenomenal representative!!!!
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Ron Babics
8 years ago
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It’s a shame doctors and providers who are part of the community were sold out to the lowest bidder.
Team Health is a lay owned company, it can be legally challenged in IL for violating the IL prohibitions on the corporate practice of medicine. The State Board of Medicine or the State Medical Society or the Attorney General’s office may be of assistance. See page 5 of this document: http://www.seyfarth.com/dir_docs/news_item/c06a54fe-0434-4142-ad96-d8cf9507fb01_documentupload.pdf
Memorial has truly lost the feeling of being a community hospital. For Administration to allow BJC to turn them into puppets is disturbing to many members of the medical staff, nursing, and contracted services. It is not about the money all the time. The good ole boys club strikes again and some have even been manipulated to not voice how they truly feel about 70+ Highly trained providers departing from memorial. We should be here to serve our patients and staff by keeping community based providers that possess the integrated relationship hospital wide with not only other physicians but RNs that trust the care CEP provides from an inpatient standpoint and ED. CEP is the true definition of what healthcare and a physician led leadership should stand for. I have had first hand experience at seeing what Memorials leadership is all about! Let me to you....they don't care about the people that work countless hours to make it happen and hold together what little that hospital has left. The moral has taken a sad turn for the worst. If the hospital states they are not responsible for CEP parting they are sadly mistaken. I think they chose to be apart of an organization that stands for the same things they stand for and that is to Provide honest excellent care for the patient and taking care of their staff and Memorial just isn't it anymore. They have chosen not to just change their name on their White Coats and go about their day. They are united in numbers with strong, talented providers who's roots have grown here in the community. They are TEAM CEP all the way and extremely United because each one of them believe in everything CEP stands for. Shame on Memorial for only caring for the bottom dollar and not serving this community like it deserves. Good luck finding someone to staff this hospital the way CEP has because everyone including nurses want out! If you are a contract services as well you better find an alternative because I'm sure you will be next on the chop
I believe through observation experience and knowledge of CEP that they had done an exceptional job I have providing high-level experienced emergency room doctors and exceptional care and concern for each and every patient. That is not something you get from Wall Street it is something you get from dedicated positions who maintain the highest standards and have hearts as big as they need to be to ensure the best health care and attention to each and every patient. I am disturbed at any consideration of change! I support CEP and hope that it will maintain at Belleville Memorial Hospital
#savecep
I have had the pleasure of working with this team of docs from an administrative point of view and have always been impressed with their dedication to high quality patient care and desire to continually improve and work as a team. They truly are an inspiring group of providers.
CEP providers at Belleville are stellar providers who have poured their heart and soul into the community to ensure high quality care. They are true leaders who work well with each other and their hospital colleagues to lead positive change. They truly embrace the culture of caring and have the patient at the center of all they do.
It's a shame when big business overshadows quality healthcare The physicians and physicians asst at CEP offer more to their patients because they take the time to listen and make Memorial feel like that hometown hospital we all want not just an assembly line.
I had the pleasure of working with several of these physicians while employed as a tech in the ER at Belleville Memorial. I learned a lot from them and they became like a family to me and much of the other ER staff. I know and trust them so much, that when I was experience several abdominal pain one cold December night, I knew there was no other place to go. I had one of the PA as my physician that night and he found out a much scarier scenario; at 27 years old I was in Congestive Heart Failure. The care and compassion that I received that night is what has made me stay with memorial for my healthcare needs even though I no longer work there. My family goes there. They aren't just physicians, they are part of our community. Most live here with their families and are just as much a part of Belleville. If CEP docs leave, I will too. You as an organization will lose some of the best physicians in the medical field and many loyal patients to them as well.
Keep CEP!!
I have worked beside the CEP physicians since the beginning. They have been great teachers, collaborators, friends, and partners. I can't imagine performing my job without them! They are vital to providing exceptional care at memorial!
Wonderful collaborative patient care for the community
It was an honor to scribe for th CEP physicians at Memorial. They are phenomenal teachers and caregivers.
CEP America serves a vital role in the success of the ED at BMH. The innovation set forth by CEP and it's physicians are by far the most collaborative of any group I've seen yet. I feel that removing CEP from Belleville will be detrimental to Belleville Memorial.
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CEP, and the excellent providers they employ, elevated multidisciplinary care at Memorial to new heights. The nurse/physician relationships have never been better. Countless studies show that collaboration among team members results in improved patient outcomes and safety. The countless transitions made within the organization since the "strategic affiliation" with BJC have taken an immeasurable toll on the staff. Replacing the providers we have come to know and trust may just be the final straw for an already stressed staff.
I really love all my doctors, NPs, and PAs at Memorial Hospital. I’m heartbroken at the thought of them leaving. They all have a wonderful work relationship with all the staff.
These MD’s, NP’s, and PA’s work together with the RN’s and techs to ensure top quality care is provided to our community. We are family.
Dr. Ren??? You'd be a phenomenal representative!!!!
It’s a shame doctors and providers who are part of the community were sold out to the lowest bidder.
Signed!