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Adventist Midwest Health Promotes Palmer to Vice President/CEO
 Ernie Sadau, CEO/President of Adventist Midwest Health, announced the appointment of Isaac Palmer as the Vice President/CEO for Adventist Bolingbrook Hospital. Palmer has been a part of Adventist Midwest Health for five years, and for the past four years he has been the Executive Director of Adventist Bolingbrook Medical Center. Adventist Bolingbrook Hospital recently received approval by the Illinois Health Facilities Planning Board. Officials hope to break ground on a $152 million hospital in Bolingbrook early in 2005. The facility will be built on the site of the existing Adventist Bolingbrook Medical Center, and is expected to open in 2007. Adventist Bolingbrook Medical Center will remain open during the construction of the state-of-the-art, 138-bed hospital, which will serve the communities of Bolingbrook, Lemont, Plainfield, Romeoville, Woodridge and other surrounding areas. The hospital plans call for an application to be submitted to become a Level II Trauma Center, allowing paramedics to more quickly deliver patients to a hospital-based emergency room. Palmer received his Master of Business Administration degree from Rollins College Crummer School of Business. He is also a Diplomate in the American College of Healthcare Executives.
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Hospice of Northeastern Illinois Appoints Vice President of Clinical Services
 Hospice of Northeastern Illinois recently appointed Emily Preston, R.N., to Vice President, Clinical Services. Preston has more than 20 years experience in healthcare. Most recently, she was Vice President, Administration at Hospice of Northeastern Illinois. Prior to joining Hospice of Northeastern Illinois in 2002, she worked for Sherman Health in Elgin for 20 years.
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Schaumburg Resident Named Nurse of the Year
 Annie Baccay, COO/Administrator of LifeStyle Options recently announced that Dimples Saquin, R.N., from Rolling Meadows was named the company’s nurse of the year. Saquin, who grew up in the Philippines, emigrated to the United States four years ago and received her nursing degree just a year ago. "Dimples is an outstanding caregiver who goes above and beyond her responsibilities. Her patients constantly praise her professionalism, her reliability and her sunny disposition," comments Baccay.
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