Keyona Lewis

Love picking up trash to clean the midtown community!

On Sunday, I had the amazing opportunity to serve with the Theta Rho Chapter of Zeta Phi Beta Sorority, Inc. at the Atlanta Community Food Bank. Together, we helped sort and package food for families in need, making a real impact in the fight against hunger.
Because of our efforts, we provided 5,919 meals, equating to 7,932 pounds of food, for our neighbors in need. It was a powerful reminder of how small acts of service can create a big difference in our community.

Got to assist special kids and their family members on a special evening to celebrate with food.

Patient Care:

Assisted nursing and caregiving teams in providing emotional and physical support to patients, including companionship, comfort, and encouragement during daily activities.
Provided non-medical support, such as assisting with mobility, light housekeeping, and meal preparation, ensuring patients' comfort and safety at all times.
Offered emotional support to patients and families, providing a listening ear and fostering a calm, comforting atmosphere during challenging moments.
Ensured patient dignity and privacy were upheld in all interactions, respecting their individual needs and preferences.
Administrative Support:

Assisted with scheduling appointments, organizing patient files, and managing patient records in compliance with HIPAA and confidentiality regulations.
Answered phones, addressed inquiries, and helped facilitate communication between patients, families, and healthcare professionals.
Supported staff with data entry, updating patient records, and processing insurance paperwork to ensure smooth operations and accurate billing.
Helped coordinate supply inventories, ensuring that necessary medical and office supplies were available when needed.
My time volunteering at Enhabit Home Health and Hospice was both fulfilling and educational, allowing me to develop a deeper understanding of healthcare delivery while making a meaningful impact on the lives of patients and their families.