1. Health Care System in Augusta County

2. A not for profit, private healthcare system “Nestled in the beautiful Shenandoah Valley, Augusta Health is among the finest community hospitals in America.” “Augusta Health opened in 1994 to continue a tradition of personalized care with small-town hospitality that began more than 50 years ago with predecessor hospitals in Staunton and Waynesboro, Virginia.” “Augusta Health's primary service area population is 115,000 which and expanded service area to exceed 200,000 residents.”

4. 225+ active full-time physicians 255 beds 875+ volunteers 2300 staff members 12,000+ annual admissions equaling 52,000 days of care 60,000+ emergency visits per year More than 500,000 visits are served by outpatient and physician practice groups annually

6. Offer online patient billing Augusta Health Care Community Assistance Depending on the income and number of family members, patients can receive anywhere from 50% to 100% reduction of fees on their bills. Accept most insurances including Medicare and Medicaid

7. Birthing Suite Cancer Center Care Home Medical Clinical Nutrition Community Outreach Convenient Care Clinic Diabetes Education Emergency Department Endoscopy Heart & Vascular Home Health Hospice of the Shenandoah Intensive Care Unit Joint Center La Vie Dermatology & Medi-Spa Laboratory Lifetime Fitness Mental Health Occupational Health Pharmacy Services Radiology Rehabilitation Respiratory Care Shenandoah House Skilled Nursing Facility Sleep Center Social Services Stroke Care Surgical Services Therapy Transportation Urgent Care Women's Imaging Wound Healing Clinic

8. Primary Care Specialty Care Walk-in Clinics

9. Inpatient Speech Therapy Physical Therapy Occupational Therapy Recreation Therapy Lymphedema Therapy Animal Assisted Therapy Outpatient (located at the Lifetime Center) Physical Therapy Aquatic Therapy Sports Medicine Incontinence/Pelvic Pain Program Orthotic Program Many More Occupational Therapy Speech Therapy

10. Nursing Radiology Recreation Therapy Occupational Therapy

11. Charles Andersen, MD E. Stuart Crow John B. Davis Sam Graham, MD Robert G. Knowles Laurel Landes Mary N. Mannix John "Rob" Marsh, MD Beverly "Cheri" S. Moran Rev. John C. Peterson,Chairman William L. Pfost Burnie Powers “The Board and committee groups have a myriad of responsibilities. They act as liaisons to the members of the community and work together on a variety of service projects.”

12. http://www.augustahealth.com/ Sandstrom, R.W., Lohman, H.L., & Bramble, J.D. (2014). Health Services: Policy and Systems for Therapists, 3 ed. New Jersey: Pearson Education, Inc.