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| View in browser June 2023 \| Monthly Employee News With only two weeks left in Q2, I am inspired by this team and the progress we've made toward our company's objectives and key results. Our employee engagement subcommittees have made great strides toward the items in our action plan and I am confident that if we continue on this path, we will be successful in making eHealth Technologies a great place to work. It has been wonderful to see so many of you in person these last few months at the various team outings. If you haven't yet attended a team outing, I encourage you to mark your calendar for the next one! Seeing our team members in person makes all the difference, and it's fun to celebrate together. Did you know that, as a team, we've helped 173,000 patients so far this year? Incredible! If you ever have any questions, my door is always open. All my best, "Heart Care Empowers Uduak to Take Her Life Back" Click here to watch the video!   When we deliver comprehensive medical histories to physicians quickly, doctors like Dr. Lui are able to have meaningful and impactful first appointments with patients like Uduak. This doctor was able to get her files quickly and get her on the road to recovery! We look forward to continuing our great work with Stanford Health Care.   We hope that this video puts into perspective the collective positive impact you and your team members have on patients like Uduak. YOU make a difference! Welcome to the Team! Left to right: Meghana Bammidi, Medical Fulfillment Specialist; Pradeep Kumar Kinthala, Senior Cyber Security Engineer; Brian O'Neill, Operations Training and Quality Assurance Manager; and Sayeda Afreen Unnisa, Medical Fulfillment Specialist. On the Move Congratulations to the following individuals who received promotions! Left to Right: David Bauer, promoted from Assistant Operations Manager to Operations Manager; Jeanette Berke, promoted from Outreach Specialist I to Outreach Specialist II; Sarah Brill, promoted from Operations Manager to Customer Success Manager. Left to Right: Kelsey Fields, promoted from Outreach Specialist II to Outreach Specialist III; Michael Haubner, promoted from Fulfillment Specialist IV to Assistant Operations Manager; Sanket Kiran, promoted from Operations Manager to Senior Operations Manager. Left to Right: Mandy Lovell, promoted from Outreach Specialist II to Outreach Specialist III; Roger Lusk, promoted from Outreach Specialist IV to Assistant Operations Manager; Kellie Phillips, promoted from Outreach Specialist II to Outreach Specialist III. Thank you for your service!  Team members celebrating work anniversaries: 1 Year Mohammed Zubair Ahmed Annette Ellis Naveen Kumar Mada Sushmi Naidu Ayesha Begum Shaik Mya Thomas-Pope   2 Years Kayla Baker Jacob Baldwin Keerthi Garrepally Heather Holbrook Cera Roberts  Sunain Shuqha Brittany Stoots 3 Years Christopher Coleman Nagendra Kinthalli   4 Years Ashley Gardner Shayquan Grant Nicolas Heffer Kurt Heinrich Caira Kinnear Kenneth Madison Laronda Walker     10 Years Katelyn Giliberti Congratulations to our sales team for their efforts in securing four expansions with two existing customers, and one net new customer! Congratulations to Cha'Ria Barron, Michelle Donowsky, and Nick O'Dell for their exceptional efforts in managing the UVA strategic expansion waves. And a big shoutout to John "JR" Reifenberger, Robbie Hatfield, Dan Graham, Eric Graham, and the entire Image Exchange team for successfully kicking off the CONNIE HIE expansions in May. We look forward to advancing the delivery of life-altering care for even more patients across the country. Well done, team! UVA Oncology Expansion Berkshire Health Systems - Radiology & Cardiology  CONNIE HIE Expansions - UCONN Cardiology, Hartford, and Guadalupe Stay Connected! If you're not already following eHealth Technologies on Facebook, LinkedIn, and Twitter, we encourage you to do so. Engage with our content and celebrate your peers, stay up-to-date on company news, and find out what events we are attending!   Other ways to stay connected with eHealth Technologies: Read our blogs Check out our website for the latest news Register for our monthly customer training webinars Visit the employee website (PW: eHealth@home) Streamline Clinical Processes by Partnering with a Medical Record Retrieval Company by Michelle Donowsky   eHealth Technologies to Showcase Innovative Oncology Solutions at 2023 ASCO Annual Meeting In case you missed it, we recently shared our objectives and key results for May - click here to read the full report. (PW: eHealth@home) Rochester Team \| Thursday, June 29 Jeremiah's Tavern   Duffield Team \| Friday, August 25  King's Sport Axe House   Details to come! Men’s Health Month aims to encourage males to take charge of their overall health by implementing healthy living decisions. Test your knowledge by taking this quiz about men's health! Enter Our Contest by June 30! Our Q2 Workspace Decoration Contest is closing soon! What makes your workspace unique? What items have you decorated your space with to make your day more awesome? We want to see your photos!   To enter the contest, send a photo of your workspace to BrilliantIdeas@eHealthTechnologies.com by June 30. Your peers will vote for their favorites, and the winners will get to choose from one of the prizes below: Beverage Gift Basket (Keurig Coffee Maker, Coffee Mug & Warmer Set, Starbucks K-cups, Beverage Tumbler) Tech & Comfort Gift Basket (Gaming Keyboard, Ergonomic Mouse, Wired Headset, Comfortable Footrest) Coffee & Espresso Maker 40x24” Standing Desk Good luck! DEI Facts of the Month - Pride Month The first Pride flag was designed by gay artist Gilbert Baker in 1978. It originally had eight stripes with each color symbolizing a different concept. The flag first flew on Gay Pride Day in San Francisco on June 25, 1978.   Did you know that Pride is celebrated at different times throughout the year depending on what city you’re in? Atlanta, Orlando, and Louisville all celebrate Pride in October, closer to National Coming Out Day on October 11. There are also other celebrations throughout the year, such as Atlanta Black Pride during Labor Day weekend.    DEI Keyword of the Month: Cisgender Transgender is a term that has gained more prominence over the last several decades, but its complimentary term, cisgender, is one that you likely haven’t heard as much. To sum it up, cisgender people’s true gender matches the gender they were assigned at birth, whereas transgender people’s true gender does not match the gender they were assigned at birth. If you fit the description of cisgender, using this identity marker removes the idea of someone having a “default” or “normal” gender identity, which can help reduce the stigma against transgender people.   Juneteenth On June 19, 1865, about two months after the Confederate general Robert E. Lee surrendered at Appomattox, Virginia, Gordon Granger, a Union general, arrived in Galveston, Texas, to inform enslaved African Americans of their freedom and that the Civil War had ended. General Granger’s announcement put into effect the Emancipation Proclamation, which had been issued nearly two and a half years earlier, on January 1, 1863, by President Abraham Lincoln.    In 2021, President Biden signed legislation that made Juneteenth, which falls on June 19, a federal holiday, after interest in the day was renewed during the summer of 2020 and the nationwide protests that followed the police killings of Black Americans including George Floyd and Breonna Taylor. The Juneteenth flag has great symbolism and meaning behind it. The red, white, and blue represent the American flag, a reminder that slaves and their descendants were and are Americans. The curve extending across the width of the flag represents a new horizon: the opportunities and promises that lay ahead for Black Americans. The white star in the center of the flag has a dual meaning. It represents Texas, the Lone Star State. Two years earlier, they were free. It also represents the freedom of African Americans in all 50 states. At this week's Town Hall meeting, we heard from our five employee engagement action plan subcommittee champions. The champions and their teams are making great strides toward their respective themes, and we're thrilled to report that many of the action items have either been accomplished already or are in the process of being addressed by the appropriate team members at eHealth Technologies. The success shared so far has been inspiring and we look forward to further progress shared by these teams. If you missed the Town Hall meeting, all action plan updates can be found in the latest objectives and key results update.   Thank you!  This month we participated in Stroll for Strong Kids, raising over $1200 to benefit the Golisano Children's Hospital! We had 18 eHealth Technologies team members donate to the cause and 16 people walked at the event. Thank you for your participation! Next week we'll be sending details surrounding participation in two of our upcoming events, with special fundraisers starting on June 21. Stay tuned!   August 16 \| Hope Lodge Dinner & Fundraiser, partnering with Belhurst Castle & Winery in Geneva, NY. ​Fundraising goal: $1200   August 26 \| Relay for Life Lonesome Pine in Wise, VA. Fundraising goal: $6,000   If you have any questions, please contact us at Cares.Committee@eHealthTechnologies.com.  Here are some snapshots of various team outings and activities throughout the last month. Thank you for your submissions! Above: eHealth Technologies team members get together at TC Hooligans (Rochester, NY) and SouthSide Works (Pittsburgh, PA). Above: Team 6 enjoyed Painting With a Twist at their recent team outing! Pictured above left to right: Lana Hernandez, Shahanna King, and Samantha Boblenz. Have a photo or story you'd like to submit for a future employee newsletter? Send us an email at BrilliantIdeas@eHealthTechnologies.com! eHealth Technologies, 500 WillowBrook Office Park, Suite 500, Fairport, NY 14450 Unsubscribe Manage preferences |
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