There are many good reasons why. We’ve narrowed it down to
five:
1) Health info from a trusted source.
Let’s face it, we are bombarded with information daily and it is overwhelming
to know what’s important and what isn’t. Let us do the sorting for you. Did you
know that GRMC is one of the nation’s top rural hospitals? It’s true! National
organizations such as The Dartmouth
University Atlas of Healthcare, Consumer
Reports, and The Leapfrog Group all rate GRMC as one of the nation’s finest
hospitals.
2) What’s going on @GRMC? We are
constantly working on improving the patient experience, recruiting new
healthcare providers, offering new services, and upgrading equipment. We want
GRMC to be your first choice for healthcare.
3) Keeping you informed at critical times.
Hospitals on the east coast recently wrote about using social media during this
winter’s huge blizzard. They were able to work with public safety to inform the
community about potential health issues in case of power outages and making
sure that those who need medications had adequate supply to see them through
being snowed in for a few days. At GRMC, we’ve used social media to get the
word out about precautions for this year’s flu season, visitor restrictions,
and more. We’ll keep you informed with the latest information.
4) Keeping you OUT of the hospital. Sounds
a little backward, but GRMC wants you to stay well, no matter what. Follow us
for the latest in wellness and fitness offerings through GRMC. Tips from our
health coach, personal fitness trainers, dietitians, and physical and
occupational therapists—we’ve got the local experts right here.
5) When you need medical care, we are here for
you. The nation’s top hospitals do not reach that level without an
extraordinary healthcare team of professionals and support staff. Learn about
the wide array of services provided right here at GRMC from some of the finest
providers anywhere.
There are so many ways to stay connected to GRMC. You get to
choose how. Email through Constant Contact, Pinterest, Facebook, Google+, and
traditional media such as local newspapers and radio. Choose one, choose two or
three, or choose them all. You make it your own.
