Meet and Greet the EAP

The EAP will have a table in the hospital every couple of weeks so employees can get to know us better.  You may have noticed us on March 1 in the hallway near the Breast Cancer Center.  We had some free give aways, brochures and a raffle for a gift basket.  Best of all, employees were able to meet a counselor and ask questions about the EAP.  The next time we will be in the hospital is March 17th.  Look for us at both lunch time and dinner time.  See you then!!

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