Hemet Valley Medical Center recently installed a new security system for child safety through a donation from the Hemet Valley Hospital auxiliary.The auxiliary presented donation to the hospital after a demonstration of the new system of security."Auxiliary is pleased to join the hospital by providing a safe environment for our smaller patients," said Pat friend, President of the auxiliary.
Special press-EnterpriseFront Centre: Becki Gomez, nursing in obstetrics and April Moreno, business systems analyst, demonstrate the new system of child safety to Hemet Valley auxiliary members. Volunteers from left to right: Dolores Anderson, may Hall, Craig Woll, friend of Pat, Mary Hawkins, Nancy Nelson, Donna Beasley and Linda Macoskey.The auxiliary has donated $ 80,000 to the purchase of a new State-of-the-art security system. The system actively monitors and alerts instantly staff the hospital with an audible alarm is triggered by movement unauthorized newborn.Radio frequency identification (RFID integrated video surveillance) enables hospital staff to monitor activity in a place of alarm. The system is a key element of the plan of the hospital to prevent the abduction of infants.
The purpose of the Hemet Valley Hospital auxiliary is to render service to patients in Hemet Valley Community and help promote health and well-being of the community. The auxiliary offers annual scholarships to students graduating from high school and entering the field of health and for employees to pursue their studies in health care.Guidelines: you must register with an account of social media such as Facebook, Twitter, Yahoo, etc., to comment on this story. Click the "login" button below to choose your connection choice account.
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