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Why do we report community benefits? Not merely because of state or federal government requirements. We report community benefit to be accountable – to our staff, physicians, donors, boards – and most of all to the communities we serve. We want you to know that the organization “walks the talk” in support of our mission and values and is responsive to your health needs.
While data is important, numbers alone can’t tell the story. Stories are important and touching reminders of the hospital’s commitment to make a difference in the lives of those we serve. Real-life stories are powerful when told by the people whose lives were saved, changed, or simply touched by the hospital’s efforts and demonstrate community benefit in action.
View our community stories:
Many agencies unite to protect children endangered by drugs
Crash course
Healthy habits for life
Disaster readiness and response
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