North Shore Medical Center Honors Joan Hinkson as Director of the Year

North Shore Medical Center honors Joan Hinkson, Director of Case Management, as its Director of the Year. She was nominated because her colleagues describe her as highly engaged, and she is beloved by both staff and patients. Joan is being recognized for her outstanding service, commitment and dedication to caring for patients and the hospital staff. She started her career at North Shore Medical Center in 1984 as a case manager, and has been part of the North Shore Medical Center family for over 30 years. In her role, she oversees the strategic leadership of care management and utilization management. She also coordinates the development of policies and procedures related to patient care, treatment and services.


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  1. July 15, 2022

    Dear Ms Joan Hinkson:

    My name is Adolph Frank Wollmann, 81 years young, and a Retired DCPS Teacher.
    My Primary Care is Dr. Ana Rearte, who, after my visit with her had a scan done on my right leg—findings, three blood clots.
    Taken to Emergency and Admitted, blind.
    Placed in room 473. There for three days.
    Call button in disrepair while there—my cell phone used to communicate with Nurses Station. In three days I was neither bathed nor was my bed sheets changed. I had to argue to get assistance to go to the toilet for a BM—AND then, NO toilet paper with which to clean myself. Technicians all great! Food, unbelievable from a five star restaurant!
    I had Hatian would-be nurses who ignored me. My bed was next to the window.
    The third day I’m told I’m being discharged at 10:00 am No one until after 2:00pm
    When I’m ready to be discharged HN proudly tells me my bed has been changed
    By this time I’m sitting in a chair, eating lunch and awaiting to be wheeled downstairs.
    No patient should be subjected to such unprofreshional care as I had.
    Sincerely
    Adolph Frank Wollmann. 786 757 8220

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