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At NES Health, our goal is to foster collegial relationships with our clients, supporting them in the successful, long-term management of their emergency departments. Consistently delivering high quality emergency medicine is only the beginning. When you hire us, you`re gaining a hands-on member of your management team who acts as your advocate and keeps you well-informed. Our clinical and business professionals understand the value that your emergency department brings to your hospital and community, and will work closely with you to achieve your goals for providing both outstanding care and a remarkable patient experience. Patient and staff satisfaction levels are key concerns of yours and ours. High satisfaction levels reflect our ability to provide high quality care, communicate and make emergency services a healthy part- clinically and financially- of your healthcare system. Quality: We are committed to delivering excellence to our patients and customers. Integrity: We pride ourselves on having the highest personal and corporate integrity. People: We value and respect our colleagues and foster their development, prosperity, and satisfaction. Value: We help our customers achieve more than they thought possible.
Indian River Medical Center has a long and interesting history dating back to 1932. It is difficult to imagine a time when Indian River County had no hospital at all, but during the Great Depression the nearest hospital was 70 miles away via two lane roads that were not always paved. Garnett Lunsford Radin, a 29-year-old registered nurse and resourceful woman from Nebraska, purchased a hotel on Old Dixie Highway with $22,000 of her own money and opened the hospital with 21 beds on May 12, 1932. The hospital staff worked under primitive conditions including an artesian well water system and one wood-burning stove providing the building's only heat. Meals were carried in from an outdoor kitchen.