Home Depot provides helping hand to the hospital

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Depot provides helping hand to the hospital

The Fayette

Community Hospital (FCH) Auxiliary recently received a

helpful hand from the Fayetteville Home Depot.

In a donation to the

Hospital, The Home Depot delivered several flats of fall

flowers for use in the FCH Courtyard. The Auxiliary

donated the area to the Hospital upon its inception and

has overseen the planting and maintenance since the fall

of 1997.

The Auxiliary will now be

receiving assistance from The Home Depot crew which will

supply new plant materials each season and help with some

of the long-term maintenance.

"The Courtyard, while

it is an aesthetic enhancement to our facility, gives

patients and families a break from the everyday

excitement and high-intensity setting of the

Hospital," said Maredith Buco, Auxiliary President.

"The area is not only a great place for patients and

families to relax, but is a nice respite for employees,

too. We are very thankful for The Home Depot's generous

contribution."

Fayette Community Hospital,

a not-for-profit subsidiary of Piedmont Medical Center

and member of PROMINA. Health System, is located on

Highway 54 in Fayetteville. Services of the 100-bed

community hospital include: 24-hour emergency department,

medical/surgical, critical care, diagnostics, including

laboratory, radiology and mammography, respiratory,

physical therapy and rehabilitation, outpatient surgery

and comprehensive outpatient services. Visit the

Hospital's Web site at www.fayettehospital.org for more information on its

services.

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