LifeNet Health Recognizes Olympic Medical Center for Support of Tissue Donation

LifeNet Health Recognizes Olympic Medical Center for Support of Tissue Donation

Pictured (from left): Heidi Murdock, Donor Relations Account Manager, LifeNet Health; Renee Sommerfeld, RN, Administrative Supervisor, Medical/Surgical/Pediatrics Unit; Denise Harman, RN, Director, Medical/Surgical/Pediatrics Unit; Gretchen Fleck, RN, Director, Education; Karen Reeder, RN, Clinic Nurse Care Manager, Primary Care PA

Earlier this month, LifeNet Health recognized Olympic Medical Center for their outstanding support for the gift of tissue donation. OMC received the Tissue Donation Standards of Excellence Award, which is given to hospital partners who achieve and sustain high standards for initiating the donation process.

“The gift of tissue donation allows members of our communities to lead healthy, productive and joyful lives, and OMC’s partnership in this process is invaluable,” said Heidi Murdock, LifeNet Health donor relations manager. “LifeNet Health extends our greatest thanks to Olympic Medical Center for all their efforts and support of our mission to ‘Save Lives, Restore Health and Give Hope’.”

One tissue donor can help restore health to more than 150 patients in need. Hospital partners are an essential part of the donation process and are crucial to ensuring that a donor and their family’s final wishes to help others are honored.

LifeNet Health helps save lives, restore health, and give hope to thousands each year. It is the world’s most trusted provider of transplant solutions — from organ procurement to bio-implants and cellular therapies — and a leader in regenerative medicine, while always honoring the donors and healthcare professionals who enable healing. For more information about LifeNet Health, go to www.lifenethealth.org.

To sign up as a donor or learn more about donation, visit RegisterMe.org.

The gift of tissue donation allows members of our communities to lead healthy, productive and joyful lives, and OMC’s partnership in this process is invaluable.

Heidi Murdock, LifeNet Health donor relations manager