TeamHealth donated $2,500 to the United Way of the Greenbrier Valley’s flood relief program last week. Pictured: Aaron Paxton, RN, TeamHealth program coordinator (left); Dr. Nathaniel Kesner, hospitalist and medical director, Greenbrier Valley Medical Center; and United Way of the Greenbrier Valley Executive Director Erin Hurst, as Kesner presents the check to the United Way of the GBV.
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