In honor of the white oak trees that previously grew on the land beneath Riverside Medical Center, we have
created an employee/RMG provider contest called TREE-Mendous (replaces previous Brightest Star
contest).

TREE-Mendous is the highest recognition we can grant any Riverside employees/providers with recognition
and prizes focused on our consistently best of the best providers and staff from all departments/areas of
our entire health system.

Eligible providers and employees are those who rise high each day, consistently living in words and actions
the behaviors that create remarkable journeys for coworkers and patients/residents and in good standing
according to Human Resources records.

Tree-Mendous staff branch out as role models to us all—living our keywords and Professional Standards of
Behavior with every patient and coworker, striving for caring, positive connections with every person
ALWAYS.

The following four people were chosen at random for the October Attitude of Gratitude 8 hours of earned time drawing after they submitted photos to the photo challenges during the month.

In honor of the white oak trees that previously grew on the land beneath Riverside Medical Center, we have
created an employee/RMG provider contest called TREE-Mendous (replaces previous Brightest Star
contest).

TREE-Mendous is the highest recognition we can grant any Riverside employees/providers with recognition
and prizes focused on our consistently best of the best providers and staff from all departments/areas of
our entire health system.

Eligible providers and employees are those who rise high each day, consistently living in words and actions
the behaviors that create remarkable journeys for coworkers and patients/residents and in good standing
according to Human Resources records.

Tree-mendous staff branch out as role models to us all—living our key words and Professional Standards of
Behavior with every patient and coworker, striving for caring, positive connections with every person
ALWAYS.

On November 14th, six employees of the Riverside Health Fitness Center participated in the Kankakee Running Club’s River Rat Races at the Kankakee State Park. The races ranged from 3.1 miles to 10 miles. It was cold, wet, and windy but they all finished strong .