Dale & Frances Hughes Chemotherapy & Infusion Center Team
November 2020
Hughes Chemotherapy & Infusion Center
at Lehigh Valley Hospital - Pocono
Dale & Frances Hughes Chemotherapy & Infusion Center
Lehigh Valley Hospital - Pocono
Denise Rachumi, RN; Kathleen Kearns, RN; Una Perillo,RN; Marissa Oyer, RN; Mobena Hassan, RN; Sandra Gentile, RN; Roxann Ealey, RN; Nicole Ruggiero, RN; Krystina Duncan, MA; Bryane McCarey, MA; Jennifer Mesker, Pharm-D; Pennie Fischer, Pharm-D; Sandra Thompson-Nolf, Pharm-D; Lauren Madea, Pharm-D; Lisa Haggerty, CPhT; Kandy Thompson; Michele Miranda; Lisa Rodriguez; Tamara Tulloch; Kristine Moreno; Anna Jakubiak; Stephanie Diaz
I would like to recognize all the infusion nurses in this department. They have on all occasions displayed the utmost care for all patients within the Infusion Center. They show compassion, a good listening ear, and genuine love for all their patients. There is no other group of nurses that deserve this award than these nurses.
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I go for immunotherapy every 3 weeks at the Hughes Cancer Center in the Poconos. I have stage IV renal cell cancer. My wife has multiple health issues and we have several other personal issues/problems. I'm always going to many different doctors, which is not the way I intended to spend my retirement time. However, whenever I have to go for an infusion, I look forward to it. All the nurses treat me like an old friend, they always have a smile on their face and ask me how my wife and I are doing and we have some nice conversations and make me smile. I can't tell you enough how good they make me feel. They are happy all the time and therefore make me happy. I consider them to be God's angels. I am truly blessed to be cared for by such attentive and pleasant nurses. May God bless them always.
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I go for immunotherapy every 3 weeks at the Hughes Cancer Center in the Poconos. I have stage IV renal cell cancer. My wife has multiple health issues and we have several other personal issues/problems. I'm always going to many different doctors, which is not the way I intended to spend my retirement time. However, whenever I have to go for an infusion, I look forward to it. All the nurses treat me like an old friend, they always have a smile on their face and ask me how my wife and I are doing and we have some nice conversations and make me smile. I can't tell you enough how good they make me feel. They are happy all the time and therefore make me happy. I consider them to be God's angels. I am truly blessed to be cared for by such attentive and pleasant nurses. May God bless them always.