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In honor of National Volunteer Appreciation Week, Phoenixville Hospital held their annual Volunteer Appreciation lunch at Spring Hollow Golf Club in Spring City on April 12. It was a beautiful day to celebrate all those who give of their time to volunteer at Phoenixville Hospital. 

Phoenixville Hospital is so appreciative and proud of the 175 volunteers who donated close to 23,000 hours of service in 2018. Recognized for reaching milestones were Ann Jones of Phoenixville and Kenneth Moore of Phoenixville. Both received the Volunteer Achievement Award from Pam Leiby, Director of Senior &Volunteers Services at Phoenixville Hospital. Mrs. Jones has been a volunteer at Phoenixville Hospital since 1999 and has given 5,157 hours of service, while Mr. Moore has been with the hospital since 2011 and has logged 5,459 hours. 

Volunteers have played a critical role in hospitals for centuries, compassionately supplementing the services that staff provides to patients, their families and guests. Volunteers also play an important role in patient satisfaction, adding a special dimension of personal service and care.

Phoenixville Hospital’s volunteer corps is made up of men, women, students, parents and retirees. For more information about becoming a volunteer at Phoenixville Hospital, call 610-983-1424.

 

About Phoenixville Hospital

Located in Phoenixville, Pa., and a member of Tower Health, Phoenixville Hospital is a 144-bed facility that provides comprehensive medical services through emergency room visits, inpatient admissions, outpatient procedures and community outreach programs. Phoenixville Hospital’s services include an award-winning cardiovascular program, a fully accredited cancer center, NAPBC-accredited breast health center, an acute inpatient rehabilitation center, and a large robotic surgery center. Phoenixville Hospital is accredited by The Joint Commission and has been recognized for its quality outcomes and clinical expertise across services lines that include joint replacement surgery, advanced heart failure care, and the designation as a Primary Stroke Center. For more information, visit www.towerhealth.org.

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