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Welcome to Poplar Springs Hospital! I would like to take this time to formally welcome you to the Poplar Springs Hospital team. You will be a great asset to our team, and we know you will help to exceed the customer expectations with C.A.R.E. C – Customer – Always First A – Actions – Speak Louder Than Words R – Respect – Is the Golden Rule E – Excellence – Is Our Standard

Our Vision at Poplar Springs Hospital is to provide the best behavioral health services with a continuum of care which is Individualized, Respectful, Ethical, Affordable, and Quantifiable. Continuously improving the standard of care provided by Poplar Springs Hospital to the community. Promote awareness of the Value of Mental Health Services

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