Say Thank You
Send some Holiday Cheer to the Front Line! At Baton Rouge General, we are extremely proud of all our front line workers who are facing the COVID-19 pandemic first hand. Everyone from doctors and nurses to baristas and maintenance workers – you are appreciated!
The past few months have been stressful and employees continue to spend time away from their families, fighting this virus. We’re asking the community to take a moment and say thank you to members of our BRG team. Whether you know someone at the hospital or not – write a message to help bring comfort to our healthcare workers during this difficult time.
We’ll post some of the notes on social and share with our employees internally, follow along and help us send the love around!
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