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Fairmont Psychiatric Ser-
vices of Fairmont General
Hospital (FGH) is pleased to
welcome psychiatrist Todd
Mages, MD, to the medical
sta". Dr. Mages provides
outpatient care for adults
at 1228 Country Club Road,
Suite 800, in Fairmont, and
inpatient care at FGH. He is the medical
director of the behavioral medicine program
at FGH.
Fairmont Psychiatric Services o"ers care
for a wide variety of mental health condi-
tions, including depression, anxiety and
Alzheimer’s disease. Services provided
include diagnosis and treatment of mental
disorders in adults and seniors, medication
management, and individual counseling.
To learn more or to schedule an ap-
pointment, call Fairmont Psychiatric
Services at
304-363-8844
.
EMPLOYEES
at Fairmont General
Hospital rallied to support the "rst em-
ployee giving campaign by making one-
year pledges totaling $48,500. Employees
who made gi#s and pledges became mem-
bers of FAMILY (Fostering and Making
Investments Lasting Years), an employee
gi#s committee formed in July 2011.
“%e employees have worked extremely
hard to raise these funds and are extremely
supportive of Fairmont General Hospital,”
says Frank Pulice Jr., foundation director.
Targeting breast cancer
%e Improving Women’s Health cam-
paign will raise funds to purchase
a new digital mammography unit at
We’re a FAMILY at FGH
First-ever employee giving campaign raises $48,500 for women
Keith Lucente and Tara Stevens, members of the FAMILY committee, greet patrons of the Fairmont
General Hospital Foundation Theatre during presentations for employee giving.
Fairmont General Hospital. %e goal of
the campaign is to raise awareness for
early detection and, ultimately, decrease
the death rate from breast cancer in
Marion County, which is 25 percent
higher than the national or state average.
FAMILY’s contributions bring the total
dollars raised to $294,000, toward the
campaign’s $500,000 goal to be completed
September 2012.
“During the employee campaign, pre-
sentations were held to portray the impact
breast cancer has had on our community,
our employees and our volunteers,” says
Whitney Rae Hatcher, foundation coor-
dinator. “Pledge cards were then distrib-
uted by department directors to ensure
that every employee knew about the
campaign.”
You can help too
To learn more about the Improv-
ing Women’s Health campaign or to
contribute, visit
foundation.fghi.com
.
%e Fairmont General Hospital
Foundation is a nonpro"t corporation
that generates, receives and administers
private gi#s for the bene"t of Fairmont
General Hospital.
A fresh face at FGH
INSIDE
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When to worry about memory loss
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Welcome, new urologist
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Classes and events
SUMMER 2012
Todd Mages, MD