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Jolene Francis, Vice President and Chief Development Officer, visits with Sandra Bernstein, RN, Vice President and Chief Nursing Officer, about National Nurses Week as well as the Nurses Making a Difference Award.

National Nurses Week celebrates all nurses at Enloe Health, as well as nurses throughout the nation.

Sandra discusses the second annual Nurses Making a Difference Award and offers details on Darrell Daugherty, RN, the 2026 recipient. Darrell received his award May 6 — National Nurses Day — and enjoyed recognition for his remarkable career achievements. He started at Enloe in 1983 and has made a tremendous impact on the organization as well as in the community.

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Jolene Francis, Vice President and Chief Development Officer, visits with Sean Maiorano, D.O., Chief Medical Officer, about the Family Medical Residency Program.

Dr. Maiorano talks about the expansion of the program in just its second year of operation, as it adds six medical residents to the roster of four who joined in 2025. The program also adds four psychiatric residents as Healthy Rural California — the nonprofit organization that oversees the residency program — seeks to alleviate the critical shortage of health care providers in Northern California.

Dr. Maiorano joined other Enloe and Healthy Rural California officials in announcing the names of the new residents during Match Day, a March 20 event that was one of many similar introductions around the nation.

The Family Medicine residents include Katherine Arnott, M.D.; Arnie Bengo, M.D.; Brock Clark, D.O.; Sadie Cochenour, D.O.; Crimsun Kessler, M.D.; and Scott Lowe, D.O. Psychiatry residents include Xiaohe “Heidi” Pei, M.D.; Jessica Nwabeke, M.D.; Aqsa Zia, M.D.; and Joele Charlene Guemkam Tueno Scott, D.O. They’ll begin clinicals at Enloe on July 1 following a two-week orientation.

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Jolene Francis, Vice President and Chief Development Officer, visits with Mike Wiltermood, President and CEO, about rising about rising costs and flat revenue streams facing Enloe Health.

Mike talks about Enloe’s need to manage the financial factors within its control, as well as potential reimbursement changes with H.R. 1, which could result in a dramatic drop in Medicare reimbursements. He also provides an update on Oroville Hospital.

Mike and Jolene share a lighter moment as they talk about Match Day, the March 20 event during which Enloe will introduce six new family medicine residents. They also share some news regarding the great work at the Gonzales Comprehensive Cancer Center as it approaches completion.

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Jolene Francis, Vice President and Chief Development Officer, visits with Mike Wiltermood, President and CEO, about the partnership Enloe Health forged with Lifepoint Health to manage the Enloe Health Rehabilitation Center.

Mike hopes to dispel rumors about employment and operational issues that have resulted from the partnership. He also explains the related issues of admission to the rehabilitation center, billing and payment through Medicare.

Finally, Mike and Jolene express their thanks for the hard work Enloe caregivers demonstrate every day.

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December brought some expected and unexpected activity to Enloe Health. These topics take the spotlight during the January edition of Enloe’s Message.

Jolene Francis, Vice President and Chief Development Officer, speaks with Enloe Health President and CEO Mike Wiltermood about this year’s Joint Commission survey, Oroville Hospital’s bankruptcy, and the possibility of Enloe playing a part of Oroville’s reorganization.

They also discuss the unexpected national attention Enloe received due to a widely viewed social media post.

Finally, Mike and Jolene compliment the outstanding work Enloe caregivers do during the holiday season.

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Another calendar year is almost in the books, and several timely issues take the spotlight during the December edition of Enloe’s Message.

Enloe Health President and CEO Mike Wiltermood talks to Jolene Francis, Vice President and Chief Development Officer. They discuss Enloe’s strategic initiatives, the mid-year review the Enloe Health Board of Trustees will consider, the closure of Glenn Medical Center, instability at Oroville Hospital, the recent visit from the Joint Commission, and the annual Tree Lighting Ceremony in Enloe Health Park.

Finally, Mike and Jolene thank Enloe caregivers for their hard work and wish them a joyous holiday season.

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Doctors new to the profession, and seasoned ones who’ve made a significant mark on their work and the community take the spotlight during the November edition of Enloe’s Message.

Enloe Health Chief Medical Officer Sean Maiorano, D.O., talks to Jolene Francis, Vice President and Chief Development Officer. They discuss how physicians at the Family Medicine Residency Program are settling in since starting in July and 2026 Match Day, giving a sneak peek into the next group of residents who will join the program.

Finally, Dr. Maiorano talks about the 2025 Physician Legacy Award, honoring a doctor who has made a real impact to Enloe Health and the community.

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Enloe Health President and CEO Mike Wiltermood and other members of Enloe’s Senior Team host a conversation about the state of organization during a recent Town Hall. The Senior Team provided details on Enloe’s financial condition along with plans for the next months and years.

Hear what was discussed, including an update on the Gonzales Comprehensive Cancer Center and the cardiac and imaging center that will be built on West East Avenue. The team also went over the closure of Glenn Medical Center, the possible effects on Enloe and more.