Hear from Our Team

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  "Beebe's outpatient facilities in Millville and Millsboro provide much-needed services for my patients and are a tremendous asset to our community."
  – Kim Gallagher, MD
  Family Practitioner
  Beebe Medical Center
  Millville primary care practice

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  "We see dedication in the cardiologists, administration, and staff to attain high standards of excellence. This group commitment leads to success and good outcomes. And I can't stress enough the importance of local care — in cardiac emergencies a quick and local access to care means life and better outcomes. Local also means we all are part of the same community and know each other's families."
  – Georges Dahr, MD
  Cardiologist
  Beebe Medical Center
  Lewes resident

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  "Beebe is big on education. We have mandatory in-services that keep us up to date on the latest procedures and products to keep our patients safe. We all strive for excellence."
  – Shirley Cooper Williamson, RNFA
  Registered Nurse First Assistant,
  Operating Room
  Beebe Medical Center
  Milton resident

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  "Everyone has the right mindset here — care of the patient. Everyone comes together, each bringing their expertise. The small size of the hospital means that we get to know our patients and can offer one-on-one care."
  – Brenda Bosché, RRT
  Registered Respiratory Therapist
  Beebe Medical Center
  Berlin, Maryland resident

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  "I cannot say enough about the excellent support that the Tunnell Cancer Center staff provides. They make sure the patients get whatever they need: 24/7 accessibility; lab works, biopsies, and images are handled quickly and efficiently; quality guidelines are adhered to. Physicians can focus on the patient. Plus, the collaboration and communication between physicians and other institutions mean we deliver the best care . . . and the volunteers are so wonderful. I've never seen anything like it."
  – Nouman Asif, MD
  Medical Oncologist/Hematologist
  Beebe Medical Center
  Lewes resident

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  "Advancement of cardiovascular and neurovascular care begins at the bedside. It is optimized at Beebe by a team dedicated not only to the national standards of care, but to our individual patients and their risk factors, family issues, and the challenges that they face. Beebe also extends its efforts into the community through education and home care to reduce disease recurrence and decrease hospital readmission."
  – Lynn Toth, RN, MSN, NP
  Cardiovascular Medical Specialist
  Beebe Medical Center
  Milton resident

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  "There is a true team effort at Beebe. We set our best practice goals focusing on the core measures, and we work together to implement them. We have exceptional communication between the disciplines."
  – Dave Brant, RN, BSN
  Registered Nurse/Clinical Nurse III
  Beebe Medical Center
  Georgetown resident

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  "Cleanliness is critical to patient safety. I sterilize everything — all equipment, chairs, and beds. We have to make sure that we don't allow germs to spread. I have all the supplies I need on my cart to get my job done."
  – Jeannette Hall
  Housekeeper
  Beebe Medical Center
  Millsboro resident

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  "We have established a strong team approach and a meticulously orchestrated program. In 2010, we performed more than 800 primary joint replacements. This can only have been accomplished if all team members do their jobs, from patient education in the beginning to care on the floors and follow-up once the patients are home."
  – Wilson C. Choy, MD
  Orthopaedic Surgeon
  Beebe Medical Center
  Rehoboth Beach resident

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  "Quality means providing the best patient care possible, always keeping in mind patient safety. What allows Beebe to attain the high quality standard is our focus on teamwork and process improvement."
  – Dawn Roach, RN
  Registered Nurse, Operating Room Department
  Beebe Medical Center
  Georgetown resident

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  "It is very rewarding working in the unit. As a nurse caring for the patient, we are the eyes and ears for all of the disciplines. We are the glue and are able to know right away what the patient needs. We feel complete when we see the patient improving."
  – Kathy Hundley, RN
  Registered Nurse, Open-heart Unit
  Beebe Medical Center
  Milford resident

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  "I try to make people feel comfortable and at ease. I watch to see if the patients need something and I make sure they don't have to sit too long. I like to use humor to make people more comfortable if the situation allows."
  – Mary Couette
  Receptionist, Tunnell Cancer Center
  Georgetown resident