St Catherine Hospital outlines ongoing change and growth plan
In a letter from President and CEO Mark Steadham the hospital cites constant change, a strategy of growth through Catholic Health Initiatives, and efforts to cut costs amid federal and state budget shifts. The note highlights expanding physician recruitment, over 28 million dollars invested in facilities and services, and a call to readers to examining the hospital's community benefit philosophy.
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A Quantitative Inventory of Community Benefits
In Fiscal Year 2000 many in the community were served through programs for the poor and broader community. The scope includes Catholic facility services from health promotion and education to medical research, health care training, and a commitment to a single level of care. Programs cover unpaid public program costs, medical education, cash and in kind donations, non billed services, outreach, and health related events.
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Alta Brown
St. Catherine Hospital
St Catherine Hospital Profiles Community Leadership and Giving
The hospital highlights leadership, advocacy, volunteer service totaling 10,430 hours in FY2000, and a $165 million community economic impact. Donated funds exceed $126,000 with programs benefiting patients and families, plus sponsorships for Relay for Life and March of Dimes and United Way pledges supporting 17 local agencies.
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