Movers and shakers

Hendricks, Adamovich, Bobbitt join Community 1st

Community 1st Bank announced the addition of three new employees.

Kyle J. Hendricks, senior vice president/business banker joins the bank at its Post Falls Office. Hendricks brings more than 28 years of local branch management and commercial lending experience, specializing in small to medium size business, commercial real estate, and SBA lending, to his new role with Community 1st.

David V. Bobbitt, business banker joins the bank at its Coeur d’Alene Office. Bobbitt joins the team with more than six years of business lending and account management experience serving the business needs of the local area.

Carri Adamovich, personal banker joins the bank at its Post Falls Office. Adamovich has served the local community for many years in a variety of customer support functions prior to accepting her new role as personal banker and new accounts representative for the bank.

Heritage Health receives award for Kroc Rx program

Heritage Health’s Kroc Rx project earned the healthcare provider Qualis Health’s Award of Excellence: Outpatient setting.

The Heritage award is one of four given statewide by Qualis, a population health management organization.

“Our changing healthcare landscape requires increasingly vigorous efforts to improve healthcare delivery and health outcomes in Idaho and across the nation. The Qualis Health Idaho Quality Awards celebrate organizations that have transformed healthcare delivery for their communities — making a real difference for their patients and their families,” said Jonathan Sugarman, M.D., MPH, President and CEO of Qualis Health. “Their achievements exemplify progress towards critical aims for healthcare: better quality of care at a lower cost.”

The Kroc Rx project, developed by Heritage Health and offered in partnership with the Salvation Army Kroc Center, identifies and motivates patients at risk of developing diabetes. The patients attend office visits, exercise and coaching sessions at the Kroc Center, all under the guidance of Heritage Health professionals.

Other award-winners were St. Joseph’s Regional Medical Center in Lewiston, St. Luke’s Rehab in Boise and Bonner General Health in Sandpoint for their Stroke Alert project.

Wade Holecek marks three decades in Hayden

The city of Hayden recently recognized Wade Holecek for completing 30 years of employment with the city. Holecek joined the city’s street maintenance team shortly after his graduation from high school when the population of Hayden was around 3,000. Today, Holecek is the superintendent of operations in the Public Works Department where he oversees the daily operations of the Streets and Parks departments.

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