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Project Gratitude: Dr. John Godfrey

December 22, 2020

This holiday season consider gifting gratitude to someone in your life. Baptist Health Hardin’s VP & Chief Medical Officer Dr. John Godfrey grew up in the Elizabethtown community attending, St. James Catholic School, Talton K. Stone Middle School and Elizabethtown High School.

He comes from a family of caregivers and chose to continue that legacy of caregiving.

He is most thankful for his wife and five children and also for the ability to work with wonderful medical staff at Baptist Health Hardin. #JoinProjectGratitude and share your story with Hardin Memorial Hospital Foundation. www.ProjectGratitude.com

Wonderful caring people...go above and beyond what is needed of them and then they call me at home to make sure I'm doing okay. -Trisha R.

I can't say enough about the wonderful nurses and staff that you have. They made my recovery and experience so pleasant. I truly appreciate the kindness and professionalism of everyone involved in my care. I don't think that Hallmark makes a card that could express my gratitude and respect for the team that you have there. You truly have angels working for you and I can't thank them enough for all that they did for me. -Tee H.

We are so very fortunate to have a high quality hospital in Elizabethtown! Friendly, professional people who genuinely care about the patient! -Larry H.

I always receive great service at HMH. Everyone is very nice. - Debbie M

The birthing unit is exceptional. -Beau B.

During the past 40 years, my family has received excellent and professional care at HMH. The doctors, nurses, staff, leadership and volunteers provide excellent care and make one feel a member of the HMH family. - Stella Jean E.