Shopper_9_5_24

http://www.thebattlecreekshopper.com BATTLE CREEK SHOPPER NEWS Thursday, September 5, 2024 31

See OAKLAWN on 32

$128

MONTH

$128

MONTH

AARRIIEENNSS//GGRRAAVVEELLYY IINNVVEENNTTOORRYY

RREEDDUUCCTTIIOONN SSAALLEE

AARRIIEENNSS AAPPEEXX 52

WWAASS $$ 55 ,, 999999 NNOOWW $$ 44 ,, 999999

1100 GGAA FFAABB DDEECCKK

2233 HHPP KKAAWWAASSAAKKII EENNGGIINNEE

MMOODDEELL ## 999911115599

AARRIIEENNSS IIKKOONN XXDD 52

WWAASS $$ 33 ,, 779999 NNOOWW $$ 33 ,, 229999

1111 GGAA FFAABB DDEECCKK

2233 HHPP KKAAWWAASSAAKKII EENNGGIINNEE

MMOODDEELL ## 991155226677

GRAVELY ZT X 48

WWAASS $$ 33 ,, 999999 NNOOWW $$ 33 ,, 339999

1111 GGAA FFAABB DDEECCKK

2211 .. 55 HHPP KKAAWWAASSAAKKII EENNGGIINNEE

MMOODDEELL ## 991155227766

WWAASS $$ 44 ,, 009999 NNOOWW $$ 33 ,, 449999

1111 GGAA FFAABB DDEECCKK

2233 HHPP KKAAWWAASSAAKKII EENNGGIINNEE

MMOODDEELL ## 991155225577

GRAVELY ZT X 52

WWAASS $$ 66 ,, 229999 NNOOWW $$ 55 ,, 229999

1100 GGAA FFAABB DDEECCKK

2255 HHPP KKOOHHLLEERR EENNGGIINNEE

MMOODDEEL L ##999911227766

GRAVELY ZT HD 52 GGRRAAVVEELLYY ZZTT HHDD 60

WWAASS $$ 66 ,, 229999 NNOOWW $$ 55 ,, 229999

1100 GGAA FFAABB DDEECCKK

2266 HHPP KKOOHHLLEERR EENNGGIINNEE

MMOODDEEL L ##999911227788

JT CYCLE

825 GOLDEN AVENUE

BATTLE CREEK, MI 49014

WWW.JTCYCLE.COM

GRAVELY ZT X 42

WWAASS $$ 44 ,, 119999 NNOOWW $$ 33 ,, 559999

1111 GGAA FFAABB DDEECCKK

2211 .. 55 HHPP KKAAWWAASSAAKKII EENNGGIINNEE

MMOODDEELL ## 991188000088

GGRRAAVVEELLYY PPRROO--TTUURRNN ZZXX

5522

WWAASS $$ 88 ,, 999999 NNOOWW $$ 77 ,, 449999

1100 GGAA FFAABB DDEECCKK

2222 HHPP KKAAWWAASSAAKKII FFXX EENNGGIINNEE

MMOODDEEL L ##999911228888

WWAASS $$ 1144 ,, 449999 NNOOWW $$ 1122 ,, 999999

77 GGAA FFAABB DDEECCKK

3311 HHPP KKAAWWAASSAAKKII FFXX EENNGGIINNEE

MMOODDEEL L ##999922551111

GGRRAAVVEELLYY PPRROO--TTUURRNN 556600

PAYMENTS

BASED ON 0%

FOR 48

MONTHS WITH

APPROVED

CREDIT

$86

MONTH$88 MONTH$84 MONTH

$121

MONTH$81 MONTH

$180

MONTH MONTH$310

$128

MONTH

$128

MONTH

AARRI IEENNS S//GGRRAAVVEELLYY IINNVVEENNTTOORRYY

RREEDDUUCCTTIIOONN SSAAL LEE

AARRIIEENNSS AAPPEEXX 52

WWAASS $$55, ,9 99999 NNOOWW $$44, ,9 99999

1 100GGAA FFAABB DDE ECCKK

2 233HHPP KKAAWWAASSAAKKI I EENNGGIINNEE

MMOODDE EL L ##9 99911115599

AARRIIEENNS S IIKKOONN XXDD 52

WWAASS $$33, ,7 79999 NNOOWW $$33, ,2 29999

1 111GGAA FFAABB DDE ECCKK

2 233HHPP KKAAWWAASSAAKKII EENNGGI INNEE

MMOODDE EL L ##9 91155226677

GRAVELY ZT X 48

WWAASS $$33, ,9 99999 NNOOWW $$33, ,3 39999

1 111GGAA FFAABB DDE ECCKK

2 211. .55HHPP KKAAWWAASSAAKKI I EENNGGI INNE E

MMOODDE EL L ##9 91155227766

WWAASS $$44, ,0 09999 NNOOWW $$33, ,4 49999

1 111GGAA FFAABB DDE ECCKK

2233 HHPP KKAAWWAASSAAKKI I EENNGGIINNEE

MMOODDE EL L ##9 91155225577

GRAVELY ZT X 52

WWAASS $$66, ,2 29999 NNOOWW $$55, ,2 29999

1 100GGAA FFAABB DDE ECCKK

2 255HHPP KKOOHHLLEERR EENNGGIINNEE

MMOODDEEL L ##999911227766

GRAVELY ZT HD 52 GGR RAAVVEELLYY ZZTT HHDD 60

WWAASS $$66, ,2 29999 NNOOWW $$55, ,2 29999

1 100GGAA FFAABB DDE ECCKK

2 266HHPP KKOOHHLLEERR EENNGGIINNEE

MMOODDEEL L ##999911227788

JT CYCLE

825 GOLDEN AVENUE

BATTLE CREEK, MI 49014

WWW.JTCYCLE.COM

GRAVELY ZT X 42

WWAASS $$44, ,1 19999 NNOOWW $$33, ,5 59999

1 111GGAA FFAABB DDE ECCKK

2 211. .55HHPP KKAAWWAASSAAKKI I EENNGGI INNE E

MMOODDE EL L ##9 91188000088

GGR RAAVVEEL LYY PPRROO--TTUUR RNN ZZXX

5522

WWAASS $$88, ,9 99999 NNOOWW $$77, ,4 49999

1 100GGAA FFAABB DDE ECCKK

2 222HHPP KKAAWWAASSAAKKI I FFXX EENNGGI INNE E

MMOODDEEL L ##999911228888

WWAASS $$1144,,4 49999 NNOOWW $$1122,,9 99999

77 GGAA FFAABB DDE ECCKK

3311 HHPP KKAAWWAASSAAKKI I FFXX EENNGGI INNE E

MMOODDEEL L ##999922551111

GGR RAAVVEELLYY PPRROO--TTUUR RNN 556600

PAYMENTS

BASED ON 0%

FOR 48

MONTHS WITH

APPROVED

CREDIT

$86

MONTH$88 MONTH$84 MONTH

$121

MONTH$81 MONTH

$180

MONTH MONTH$310

Pictured are staff members of Oaklawn Hospice next to a Rose of Sharon

(hibiscus), planted and dedicated in memory of an Oaklawn Hospice patient.

Back row, from left: Marsha Marshall, RN; Carolle Hicks, RN administrator;

Charity Gary, aide; Brandon Crawford, Spiritual Care; and Connie Clifton,

RN. Front row: Mindy Whiting, scheduler; Erin Barker, RN; Lynn Bryzcki,

MSW; Debra Forrister, RN; Clinical Coordinator Meggie Segura, RN; Jennifer

Wenzel, RN, and Sylvia Green, RN. Not pictured: Bill Cole, Spiritual Care;

Britney Bush, aide; Lisa Morgensai, Bereavement; Erin Wilson, MSW; Peggy

Gordon, PT; Dr. Mark Machalka, medical director; and Tiffany Stealy, NP.

Oaklawn Hospice again earns family-satisfaction award

Staff members of Oaklawn Hospice
are once again recipients of an SHP
Best Premier Performer family-satis-
faction award for calendar year 2023.
The award is issued by Santa
Barbara, Calif.-based Strategic
Healthcare Programs LLC.
According to an Oaklawn press
release, the awards are based on data
supplied by medical providers to
identify and recognize organizations
that have made family and caregiver
satisfaction a priority.
Information is collected from fami-
lies of patients based on their experi-
ences with hospice organizations and
their services.
The award recognition means that
Oaklawn Hospice is in the top 5 per-
cent in the nation when it comes to
family satisfaction.
The award is the fifth time the
organization’s staff has been so hon-
ored since 2018.
Carolle Hicks, RN, HCS-D, is the
administrator of Oaklawn Hospice.
“The information is gathered from
surveys sent to our patients’ families

after we have cared for them,” said

Hicks. “To me, it is the highest level

of endorsement. We know that we

are doing the right thing and that’s

just how we’ve always done things.”

Hicks has been at Oaklawn for 26

years and has been with Oaklawn

Hospice since its inception in 2008.

The biggest misconception that

Hicks hears from people about hos-

pice care in general is that it is care

provided just in the last few days of

life.

“We frequently get our patients

way too late,” noted Hicks. “People

can be fearful of hospice. In truth,

statistically, patients improve and

their life expectancy increases once

they sign on to hospice services,

because their symptoms are managed

appropriately, and they are provided

care by a multidisciplinary team, all

working together toward a common

goal. We wrap our arms around our

patients and their families.”