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Jones Regional Medical Center
“The scariest part was the thought of not being able to play football during DR. KIRK KILBURG JRMC WOUND CLINIC
my senior year.” LUKE KRAMER
Believing in Healing
DEB BYERS, RN JRMC WOUND CLINIC
For Luke Kramer of Central City, November 30, 2013 was a turning point in his life. He was involved in a farming accident while he was helping with the harvest on his family farm; he slipped and got his leg caught in the head of the combine. “I was pinched in there, my dad reversed it and I got out,” says Luke. After an ambulance ride, several surgeries and over 10 days at larger hospitals, his experience at Jones Regional Medical Center began. His first stop was at the JRMC wound clinic. Luke speaks of his caregivers and says, “Dr. Kilburg, Deb and Laura were especially helpful to me with their advice, words of wisdom and professional opinions when I had tough decisions to make. They always did their best to make it easy on me; they supported me every step of the way. Doctors in the larger hospitals were skeptical that I would ever walk normally again, let alone play football. The caregivers at Jones Regional all believed in me and helped me believe that I could walk, hunt, play football and all the rest of the things that I like to do. The scariest part was the thought of not being able to play football during my senior year.”
LAURA KRAMER, RN JRMC WOUND CLINIC
JOHN WAGNER, PT DIRECTOR, THERAPY SERVICES
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Luke
With severe trauma to his left leg, it was difficult at times to continue to believe that he would be able to walk again, play football, and keep a positive attitude. Shortly after his accident, when he couldn’t walk because of the pain, he had doubts that he would play football again and for Luke, playing football was the biggest motivator to keep going. “The people at Jones Regional were very encouraging; they believed in me and knew that I could do it.”
Most of his treatment was completed last spring, although he still comes back for periodic check ups. Luke says, “I knew I was going to be okay when I got my pain under control and the physical therapy really took off, things started improving and I knew I was going to be able to play football. This realization finally happened and it revitalized my sense of hope because of all of the good things that were happening to me.”
“Deb and Laura continued to encourage me when I came to get my wounds checked. They really treated me like I was part of their family. The care at Jones Regional was warm and caring which made it a lot easier going to the wound clinic. They all have such bright personalities and loving care; they made me want to get better.”
Luke says, “I like Jones Regional Medical Center because I have a continued relationship with the people who took care of me; they are just great people. John, Laura, Deb and Dr. Kilburg were all rock stars in my recovery. When I have appointments there, I still stop in and say hi.”
Luke began working with John Wagner in the physical therapy department and his confidence started to build. Luke says, “I could tell he actually cared about me and was concerned about how I felt.” Luke spent about two months at Jones Regional Medical Center, in both the wound clinic and physical therapy.
Not only was Luke taken care of very well at Jones Regional Medical Center, but he was also supported at home by his family and at school as well. Sheryl Cline, Counselor at Central City High School says, “Luke’s sense of humor is what got him through his recovery over the last year. He is able to keep life in perspective in a great way and his resiliency skills are very mature.” Sheryl works with Luke and other students at Central City High School as
Becker believes in the importance of healthcare
“ ...at the heart of the success of JRMC is an incredibly dedicated and caring staff who really do treat you like family. ” CHARLIE BECKER 2
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The importance of local healthcare is what motivates Charlie Becker to be involved with Jones Regional Medical Center. Charlie has served on the Jones Regional foundation board for over 15 years, the JRMC hospital board for the past five years and in January Charlie took over the JRMC board chair role. With his position at Camp Courageous as the Executive Director and his numerous other community responsibilities, one may ask, “Why spend time being so involved in the hospital?” Charlie’s response is that he continues to think nothing is more important than our health, we can not invest in anything more important than our good health…when you have your health, along with family and friends…you are the richest person. Charlie has been extremely involved in the new hospital and current expansion project, but quickly gives praise back to others. He credits the other board members with exceptional leadership and dedication; they all helped to lay the groundwork for a strong organization.
He also credits the JRMC staff and says, “We are fortunate to have an absolutely incredible, state of the art, medical facility, but at the heart of the success of Jones Regional Medical Center is an incredibly dedicated and caring staff, who really do treat you like a part of their family.” Charlie is excited about the growth and direction that Jones Regional is going. He says, “It was the decision of the board of directors to provide as many health care services locally as we possibly could, while being financially responsible. We found that doctors love to come to JRMC to serve the people of this area. This added to the affiliation that Jones Regional has with UnityPoint Health Cedar Rapids, St. Lukes Hospital and Mayo Clinic, provides our patients the best care in the world, right here in Jones County. It allows our community to receive high quality care in a convenient location, all in an effort for the most important thing, keeping us all healthy.”
“They really treated me like I was part
FROM THE AUXILIARY PRESIDENT
of their family. The care at Jones
The members of the hospital auxiliary couldn’t be more proud of the hospital they support. The Auxiliary has made a pledge of $50,000 over three years to show their support for the new addition.
Regional was warm and caring which made it a lot easier going to the wound clinic. They all have such bright personalities and loving care; they made me want to get better.” well as students involved in classes at the Jones Regional Education Center in Monticello. Reg Proceeds benefit the Jones
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Now, almost a year after his injury, he’s back to normal, working on the farm, playing football and being a student at Central City High School and the Jones Regional Education Center. He plans to graduate in the spring, continue his education at Kirkwood with a major in Ag Business and eventually hopes to farm. Mighty Oak in Autumn
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Luke says, “Even though it wasn’t a fun experience, I believe it bettered me as a person to go through it. I guess that what doesn’t kill you makes you stronger; it’s given me more resilience to life in general.”
We have several fundraisers each year to raise money for the hospital and its patients/families. Books Are fun came in September and we were pleased with the response from the hospital staff and the public who supported it. We once again hosted the $5 Jewelry Sale in the hospital cafeteria on Monday, November 17. The jewelry and items that sold always make great stocking stuffers and gifts for Christmas, we hope you enjoyed the sale! A special thank you to Amy Speed, JRMC Marketing and Communications Specialist, who has taken some great photos of Jones County and the surrounding area for the hospitals’ Beautification project. The Auxiliary has created greeting cards by selecting 16 of these photos (four different sets of four cards). They are now on sale in the hospital lobby for $5.00 per set. The chicken and noodle luncheon was held on Friday, Nov. 21st and was once again a huge success thanks to the many volunteers who make it possible. Special thanks to all who baked pies and volunteered your time in the dining room or kitchen to make this another great fundraiser. We also work together to make Christmas ornaments to adorn the tree at the Lawrence Community Center on Dec.12, 13 and 14th for the Annual Tree Walk. This year our ornament is made out of used Christmas cards. The talented Glenda Kurth taught us how to make the ornaments again this year. You may buy the ornaments in memory of a loved one who has passed or in honor of someone you hold dear. After they are displayed at the tree walk they will be returned to the person who bought them. It’s a wonderful tradition and yet another fundraiser for the Auxiliary.
LORI SHELTON AUXILIARY PRESIDENT
Auxiliary greeting card featuring Mighty Oak. A set of 4 cards may be purchased at the front desk of JRMC for $5.
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Are you or your loved one a grateful patient? If you have had a recent experience as a patient, we hope it was positive. Our goal, as always, is to care for patients and families in a professional and courteous manner. Patients and families often wish to express gratitude for the care they received, you may want to:
Recognize staff or give a gift to the JRMC Foundation Below is a form to recognize such a person or group. Our staff members appreciate this and these gestures remind them that they make a difference in the lives they touch.
 Grateful Patient Recognition Please use this form to share your thoughts about a special caregiver at Jones Regional who made a difference while you were at the hospital. Please return to the JRMC Foundation office. Name of person/department you wish to recognize: _______________________________________________________________ Message: __________________________________________________________________________________________________ _________________________________________________________________________________________________________ _________________________________________________________________________________________________________ _________________________________________________________________________________________________________ _________________________________________________________________________________________________________
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Give to the Jones Regional Medical Center Foundation Perhaps you want to make a contribution and honor or memorialize a caregiver, friend or family member. All gifts make a difference, whether large or small. Since 1984, the JRMC Foundation is committed to the hospital’s mission of providing quality services to our patients, families and entire community. The Foundation, through charitable gifts, has funded the new facility, equipment, staff education and much more to ensure that quality care is always given at Jones Regional Medical Center. Contact these Foundation professionals for additional details or specific questions.
Our expansion officially began with a Groundbreaking Ceremony on September 22, 2014. What an exciting day for our Jones Regional Medical Center patients, families and staff!
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Gifts Made to Jones Regional Medical Center Foundation Kevin & Mary Kay Adams In Memory of Ralph Husmann Gayle Ahrendsen In Memory of Allen Conrad Ms. Eunice Allen In Memory of Ralph Husmann All Seasons Auto Body - Joe & Denise Oswald Alliant Energy Foundation Matching gift for Bing & Betty Norton Paula Allison Anamosa Rotary Club Christopher & Roxanne Anderson In Memory of Harvey Hinrichs Scott Andresen In Memory of Harvey Hinrichs Tracy Arnold Dr. John Bailey Dave & Barb Balster Kathy Barnhart Kathleen Barry In Memory of Hazel Kellogg Kent & Cali Beals In Memory of Marvin Jansen Charlie & Pat Becker In Honor of Dr. John Bailey, Ernie & Joanne Buresh, the JRMC Staff and Jay Willems & Vic Hamre for their years of leadership In Memory of Sandy Buresh Irene M. Behrends In Memory of Harvey Hinrichs Dee Bell Richard & Arlene Bendixen In Memory of brothers, Hans & Werner and sister, Helen Fall Linda M. Bickford Pam & Bill Bohlken Dennis Boots Stephanie Bowers Kimberly & Loren Boyd In Memory of Diana Forbes, Lonnie Wink & Judy Kaune Eric & LeAnn Briesemeister In Memory of Thelma Darrow, Melvin Hein, Walter Behnke, Lonnie Wink, Scott Werderman, Clayton Chalstrom & Echo Linder Gary & Kaye Briesemeister Jennifer Briscoe In Memory of Ralph John Husmann Pat Brown 6
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Drs. Jenny Butler & Jeff Curnes Mr. and Mrs. David Butterworth In Memory of William Beringer Herbert & Connie Carson Carla Clar Center Junction Telephone Company Citizens State Bank, Monticello & Hopkinton Charles & Mary Classen In Memory of Cindy Heims, Tom Moore & Marcus Tschantz James & Eunice Conley In Memory of Jim Albaugh Jane Conrad, Family & Friends In Memory of Allen Conrad Stan & Roberta Cook In Memory of Harvey Hinrichs Carol Cress Dr. Brian & Jill Darrow Jon & Tiffany Day In Memory of LaDean Osterkamp & Wanda Petersen Virginia Dearborn In Memory of Pat Dearborn & Thelma Darrow Al & Betty DeRosia In Memory of Yvonne Mitchel, Patty Kehoe, Donna Merrick & Joan Hackett Roger & Nancy Digmann In Memory of Harvey Hinrichs & Charles (Chuckie) Loth H. Keith & Jo Ann Dirks In Memory of Otto Benischek & Brett Jacobs Reynolds A. Jensen & Dorothy Downing Jensen In Memory of Steve Ehrisman, Scott Werderman, Buster Davenport , Joan Hackett Dean & Celena Edwards In Memory of Dorothy Woods, Lorena Gray, LaDean Osterkamp & Patsy Oltmann Russell R. & Penny Engelbart In Memory of Deborah Hardin & Dixie Franzenburg Lynn Engelken Julie Fall In Memory of Lori Kula Smith Jane & Varlyn Fink Linda Fitzsimmons In Memory of Judy Kaune Kirk & Nicole Freese Sheila R. Frink Lisa Gaulke
Connie Gerhold Diane Gesie In Memory of Ralph Husmann Virginia Glick In Memory of Dolores Eilers Goettsch, Inc., Kevin & Annette Smith Teri Jo & Joe Griebat Cathy Groth Vic & Mary Jo Hamre Nedra Hanken In Memory of John Stimpson Roger & Diane Hare In Memory of Ralph Husmann Jody Hartman Terry & Joan Haverly In Memory of Allen Conrad Mary Ann Hindman Mildred Hinrichs In Memory of Harvey Hinrichs Joan & Randy Hinrichsen Teresa Holub Robert & Betty Hora In Memory of Virgil Hinz Ethel & Kenny Hosch In Memory of Tom Moore Merlin & Darlene Hulse Mr. and Mrs. Carroll Humpal In Honor of Doug & Lisa Camp’s & Lori & Dan Meade’s wedding anniversaries In Memory of Donna Siebels, Cheryl Schofield, Vernon Weers & Allen Conrad Andrea Hunter Stephen & Karyn Husman In Memory of Ralph Husmann Dee Ihlenfeldt In Memory of LaDean Osterkamp & Dolores Eilers Marvin Jacobs In Memory of Harvey Hinrichs Doug Jacobs Farms In Memory of Ralph Husmann Christine Jenson In Memory of Lovelda Thielen, Verdean Dietrich & Gary Freese Dorothy Jones In Memory of Larry Jones Michael & Molly Jones Randy & Sheri Jones In Memory of Larry Krutzfield Jones Regional Medical Center Auxiliary
Julin Printing Company, Inc. Mackenzie & Nick Kahler Rich Kavanaugh Angie Keller In Memory of Dolores Eilers Barbara J. Kleis Dr. Kevin Kopesky Janice Koppenhaver In Memory of Thomas M. Koppenhaver Christine Kramer Larry & Millie Kramer family In Memory of Jan Feldmann Kromminga Motors Joe & McKenzie Kruchten Tanya Kruger Marie Krutzfield In Memory of Larry Krutzfield from family and friends Glen & Jennifer Kuntz In Memory of Diana Forbes Phil Lambert Carole & Wayne Lerch In Memory of Dolores Eilers Aaron & Kathy Litherland In Memory of Ralph Husmann Phyllis Lumpa In Memory of Paul Lumpa Bob & Helen Manternach In Memory of Jack Manuel Char Manuel In Memory of Jack Manuel Susan Manuel In Memory of Jack Manuel Jim & Mary May Marilyn & Daryl McCall Robert McCullough In Memory of Nelda McCullough Richard C. Merritt In Memory of Shirley Green Shane Forbes & Cara Milder Forbes Bettie Miller Monticello Express & Shoppers’ Guide In Honor of Charlie Becker & Winnie Williams, JRMC Board Members Monticello Family Dentistry, P.C., Dr. Brian & Jody James Monticello Rotary Club Monticello Sports Merlin & Carolyn Moore Mary Mosher Ruthanne Mosser In Memory of Adrienne Rickels
Dennis & Nancy Mulford In Memory of Clara Pegorick Michael & Marcey Muller In Memory of Harvey Hinrichs Fred & Ann Niehaus In Memory of Ralph Husmann Onslow Co-op Telephone Association William & Doris Pazour In Memory of Allen Conrad Dorothy & Bing Postel In Honor of Gene & Mary Lou Eldred’s 50th wedding anniversary Betty Prull Family In Memory of Harry Prull Kim Ralston Doug & Joni Rickels Mark & Jacqueline Robertson In Memory of Buck & Nancy Robertson Alan & Beverly Rohwedder In Honor of our 65th wedding anniversary from family and friends Randy & Rhonda Sacora Sandy L. Sampson In Memory of Lynn Haas, Marcus Tschantz & Paul Steuri Nicole Sander Audrey G. Savage David R. Savage Alan & Marlene Serbousek In Memory of Allen Conrad & Chase Norton Joe & Sandy Spahr In Memory of Allen Conrad Bryan & Amy Speed Brenda & Ronald Stecker In Memory of Ralph Husmann Nellie Stege Trust Jonathan & Sharon Stenzel In Memory of Jim Albaugh Neil & Elaine Stigen In Memory of Steve Ehrisman, Richard Rockzien & Adrienne Rickels Sheila & Jim Tjaden In Memory of Victor Kraus, Marv Jansen, Dixie Franzenburg, Debbie Hardin & Gary Freese George & Bonnie Tobiason In Honor of Cliff & Judy Waugh’s 50 wedding anniversary Variety - The Children’s Charity Wayne & Carolyn Vernon In Memory of Thelma Darrow Allison VonSprecken John & Kellie Wagner
William Jr & Patricia Wagner In Memory of Ralph Husmann Peggy Walker and family In Memory of Dolores Eilers Cathy & Randy Wehling Staci Whitson Arlie & Jay Willems In Memory of Homer Clark, Virgil Hinz, Thelma Darrow & Larry Krutzfield Fred & Winifred Williams Carol Wilson Carol L. Wink In Memory of Lonnie Wink Dr. Richard & LuAnn Wolken In Memory of Ralph Husmann Penny Woodard John & Carol Wright In Memory of Harvey Hinrichs Grace H. Zimmerman In Honor of the JRMC ER staff Velma Zumbach In Memory of Paul
John Harms kicks off the Great Jones County Fair 5 Day Marathon at the JRMC booth.
Donations for the 5 Day Marathon at the Great Jones County Fair! Over $2000 was raised to benefit the Expansion Project. Anonymous Charlie & Pat Becker Eric & LeAnn Briesemeister Roxanne Dunyon Graham Construction Casey Hansen John & Kathy Harms family IIW, P.C. Mitchell & Lisa McQuillen Mr. Lowell Tiedt Sheila & Jim Tjaden Ted & Cathy Townsend
Donations through Sept. 30, 2014. If we have missed someone or misspelled a name, please be so kind as to notify us at 319-481-6326 or cali.beals@unitypoint.org so we can correct our error. Thank you for supporting the mission of Jones Regional Medical Center.
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Board Members JONES REGIONAL MEDICAL CENTER Milton Aunan Charlie Becker Dr. Angela Schwendinger Vic Hamre John Harms Michelle Niermann Jill Parham Theodore Townsend Dr. Michael Weston Winnie Williams Eric Briesemeister, Ex-Officio Member Honorary Lifetime Members Dorothy Postel Jay Willems JRMC FOUNDATION Charlie Becker Nicole Claussen Jill Darrow Vic Hamre Dorothy Postel Audrey Savage Dr. Angela Schwendinger Dr. Michael Warner Jay Willems Eric Briesemeister, Ex-Officio Member ANAMOSA AREA AMBULANCE Dr. John Bailey Jim Burdick Virginia Dearborn Scott Kelly Paul Lewison Jill Parham Bob Walderbach Eric Briesemeister, Ex-Officio Member
OUR MISSION: To provide quality services in an efficient, costeffective manner and to promote healthy lifestyles to our customers.
Why We’re Expanding
We offer so much more beyond our cardiopulmonary rehab, physical, occupational and speech therapy, lab, imaging services, inpatient care and 24 / 7 certified ER trauma center including: SPECIALTY CLINICS: • Blood Transfusions • Casting • Cardiology • Catheter Changes • Chemotherapy • Diabetic Education • ENT/ Audiology • EKG’s • Family Counseling • Family Health Center • Gastroenterology • Holter Monitors • Infusions/ Injections • Surgery • Minor Lesion Excision/ Procedures • Nephrology • Neurology • Nuclear Cardiac Stress Testing • Occupational Medicine • Oncology/Hematology • Ophthalmology • Orthopedics • Pain Intervention • PICC Line / Port Care and Maintenance • Podiatry • Pulmonology / Pulmonary Function Test • Sleep Studies • Specialty Physician Clinics • Urology • Wound Clinic • Work Well Clinic
GENERAL SURGERIES AND PROCEDURES: • Anal Sphincterotomy • Appendectomy • Axillary Node-aspiration, biopsy, or excision • Colonoscopy with or without polypectomy and biopsy • Cystoscopy • EsophagoGastroDuodenoscopy • Exam under Anesthesia • Excision Gynecomastia • Excision, I&D Repair-mouth, tongue, lip, nose, throat, and auricle • Excisional Biopsy-tumor, mass, lesion, cyst, lymph node, verruca, and lipoma • Fistulotomy/Fissurectomy/ Fistulectomy • Gallbladder Removal • Hemorrhoidectomy
• Herniorrhaphy-adult or pediatric, femoral, umbilical, ventral, inguinal, and incisional • Incision and Drainage of Abscess • Insertion of vascular Access Catheters/PICC lines • Laparoscopic Appendectomy • Laparoscopic Cholecystectomy • Laparoscopic Diagnostic • Laparoscopic Herniorrhaphy • Muscle Biopsy • Pilonidal Cystectomy • Rectal Dilation • Rectal Polypectomy • Sigmoidoscopy-flexible or rigid • Stump Revision (tissue only – no bone) • Temporal Artery Biopsy • Wound Closure-Secondary
ORTHOPEDIC SURGERIES AND PROCEDURES: • Amputations-toes, fingers, and thumbs • Arthroscopy of Joints Shoulder and Knee • Arthroscopy-Diagnostic and Therapeutic • Bone Cyst Excision • Bursectomy • Callus Excision • Carpal Tunnel Decompression-open • Cast Application • Cast Change-with or without Manipulation • Cast Removal • Closed Reduction of Fractures • Condylectomy • Corn Excision • Debridement-soft tissue • DeQuervain’s Release • Excision of Mass/Skin Lesion • Excision of Synovial Cyst • Exotosis Excision • Ganglion Excision • Toe Surgery • Injections-Tendon Sheath, Ligaments, Trigger Points, or Bursa • Metatarsal Head Excision • Morton’s Neuroma • Muscle Biopsy • Nail Removal • Nerve Decompression • Osteotomy • Release of Joint Contracture • Removal Foreign Body • Repair/Closure Skin Laceration • Repair Lesions-Foot and Finger
• Tenotomy/Tenolysis-upper and lower • Trigger Finger/Thumb Release
OTOLARYNGOLOGY PROCEDURES: • Adenoidectomy • Excision of Sub Mandibular Mass • Excision of Facial Tumors • Incision and Drainage • Myringoplasty • Nasal Cauterization • Otoplasty • Skin Laceration Repair and Closure • Stapedectomy • Thyroglossal Duct Cyst Excision • Tonsillectomy • Tympanoplasty • Excision Lesions Mouth With Updated Nose & Eye Tray: • Blepharoplasty • Fracture Repair of Nasal and Mandibular-open and closed • Inferior Turbinate Fracture Reduction • Nasal Polypectomy • Nasal Septal Reconstruction • Rhinoplasty • Turbinate Surgery
PODIATRY SURGERIES: • Amputation-Digital, Forefoot, Midfoot, Trans metatarsal • Arthrodesis-Digital • Arthrodesis-Forefoot • Arthrodesis-Midtarsal • Bunionectomy • Digital Exostectomy • Digital Tendon Transfer • Dorsal Exostectomy • Excision Accessory Bones-Ankle, Forefoot, and Rearfoot • Excision of Bone Tumor-Ankle, Metatarsal, Midfoot, Phalanges • Hallux Rigidus Correction • Hammertoe Repair • Heel Spur Excision • Incision and Drainage-Foot and Ankle • Neurectomy • Osteotomy • Skin Plastic Procedure-Foot and Ankle • Tarsectomy-Partial and Total • Tendon Lengthening-Extensor • Tenoplasty-Extensor and Flexor
OPHTHALMOLOGY SURGERIES: • Minor Eye Procedures • Cataracts
The Pulse; Volume 15, Issue 2 2014 The Pulse Newsletter is published by: Jones Regional Medical Center 1795 Hwy. 64 East Anamosa, IA 52205 319-462-6131 unitypoint.org/anamosa