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AMFM honored with first-ever “Mountain Movers” award

American Medical Facilities Management (AMFM) was recently presented with the first annual West Virginia Health Care Foundation “Mountain Movers” award for going above and beyond in its support of the Foundation and its charitable mission. 
 
The award was presented to AMFM at the annual West Virginia Health Care Association (WVHCA) Awards Banquet hosted in Morgantown, WV. The convention and awards banquet recognizes the best in skilled nursing and assisted living centers in the state. 

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Anna Schrader named CNA of the Year

When Anna Schrader joined the team at McDowell Nursing & Rehabilitation Center more than 15 years ago, she immediately felt a sense of belonging and purpose. Since then, Schrader has worked to make each resident feel the same sense of home and set an extraordinary example for many to follow. 
 
In September, Schrader was named 2022 Certified Nursing Assistant (CNA) of the Year by the West Virginia Health Care Association (WVHCA). The award was presented to her at the annual WVHCA Awards Banquet, which recognizes the best in skilled nursing and assisted living centers in WV.

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LeeAnn Fink named Administrator of the Year

A passionate drive to serve others inspired Pamela "LeeAnn" Fink to pursue a career in long-term care more than 15 years ago. Now, with the same dedication, Fink has been named the 2022 Administrator of the Year by the West Virginia Health Care Association (WVHCA) while serving as the Executive Director of Mercer Nursing & Rehabilitation Center, in Bluefield, WV. 
 
The award was presented to Fink at the annual WVHCA Awards Banquet hosted at the Marriott Hotel in Morgantown, WV. The convention and awards banquet recognizes the best in skilled nursing and assisted living centers in WV.

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Why I choose to take the COVID-19 vaccine

Rebecca McClung, Unit Charge Nurse at Cabell Health Care Center, shares her story on why she got the COVID-19 vaccine. 

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Why I choose to take the COVID-19 vaccine

Stacey O'Dell, Unit Charge Nurse at Greenbrier Health Care Center, shares her story on why she got the COVID-19 vaccine.

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Why I Became a Long-Term Care Administrator 
Celebrating National Long-Term Care Administrator's Week

Mariah Naylor, Executive Director for Clay Health Care Center, shares her inspiration for becoming a long-term care administrator and dedication to serving others. 

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AMFM Patients & Employees among first in the nation to receive COVID-19 Vaccine 

Patients and employees at Cabell Health Care Center are among the first in the United States and West Virginia to receive the COVID-19 vaccine. 

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Faces of Care: Brooke Myers, Executive Director, Cameron Nursing & Rehabilitation Center

Cameron Nursing & Rehabilitation Center Executive Director Brooke Myers shares her personal experiences with COVID-19, and why she will take the vaccine.

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Why I Choose the Vaccine 

Dedicated employees from across AMFM share their reasons for taking the upcoming COVID-19 vaccine.

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NRC Customer and Employee Awards Thank You

John and Fonda Elliot say thank you to AMFM employees for earning AMFM the 2020 NRC Employee  Approved and Customer Approved Awards from National Research Corporation. 

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Landau Eugene Murphy Jr. thanks TEAM AMFM for their dedication and commitment to quality care

America's Got Talent and West Virginia native, Landau Eugene Murphy Jr., thank TEAM AMFM on the great job of taking care of patients, their families and communities throughout the COVID-19 pandemic. 

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Bestselling Author Home Hickam thanks TEAM AMFM 

Homer Hickam, McDowell County native, NASA engineer and the bestselling author of "Rocket Boys," thanks TEAM AMFM for their dedication and commitment to caring for their patients throughout the COVID-19 pandemic.  

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Senator Joe Manchin names Wayne Nursing & Rehabilitation Center as "WV Strong"

West Virginia Senator Joe Manchin recognizes the employees at Wayne Nursing & Rehabilitation Center for their efforts combating a COVID-19 outbreak at the center. 

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Greenbrier Health Care Center patient plays guitar, sings a childhood favorite 

Beula Patterson, a patient from our Greenbrier Health Care Center spent her youth learning to play the guitar and worked at the radio station WOAY in Fayetteville, WV. In this video from 2017, she proves she still has it.