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CKMC continues partnership with eye banks

Chris Weese, R.N., left, and Greg Faimon, M.D., CKMC emergency medical director, review information from Heartland Lions Eye Banks. CKMC will continue its long-standing relationship with HLEB after it becomes St. Rose Ambulatory and Surgery Center.

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Central Kansas Medical Center has a long history of collaborating with Heartland Lions Eye Banks to secure sight-saving corneal-tissue donations. And this relationship will continue after CKMC’s name changes to St. Rose Ambulatory & Surgery Center on May 1.

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