Dearborn County Hospital in Lawrenceburg, Ind., unveiled a new logo to illustrate the interrelatedness of its physicians, the community and the hospital.
The new logo includes three interlocking letters — DCH — which, in addition to being the acronym of the hospital, symbolize physicians ("doctors"), the community and the hospital. The logo represents the synergistic relationship between these three groups that is essential to the success of the hospital.
"We hope that our new logo will be a reminder to area residents and businesses that the continued success of DCH is a direct reflection of their collective support," said DCH President and CEO Roger D. Howard in the news release.
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The new logo includes three interlocking letters — DCH — which, in addition to being the acronym of the hospital, symbolize physicians ("doctors"), the community and the hospital. The logo represents the synergistic relationship between these three groups that is essential to the success of the hospital.
"We hope that our new logo will be a reminder to area residents and businesses that the continued success of DCH is a direct reflection of their collective support," said DCH President and CEO Roger D. Howard in the news release.
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