Gifts to the special needs fund provide resources and flexibility to respond quickly to new ideas, programs and funding needs that support the hospital’s strategic direction.

As a non-profit program, hospice relies in part on the financial support of friends, organizations and grant funding to make up the difference not reimbursed by Medicare or private insurance and for those not insured. Gifts from families and friends ensure that we can continue to provide needed programs and services during difficult times.

Funds raised will support the medical center’s adult day-care center, which enriches the lives of elderly and disabled adults by promoting their overall well-being and helping restore their sense of purpose and value.

BroMenn Medical Center is a Level II Trauma Center with board-certified emergency physicians, trauma surgeons, trained trauma nurses available around the clock. Gifts to this fund help will help provide a full range of trauma services and support staff, equipment and resource needs to assess and treat life-threatening emergencies.

Gifts to this unit will help provide upgraded equipment and services to care for seriously ill patients in the hospital.

Gifts to this fund support a broad range of educational programs and health services, including those in labor and delivery, the BroMenn Women's Center and various children's programs.

A free cardiac screening program for local high school students. The screening consists of an electrocardiogram, or EKG, which identifies students at risk for sudden cardiac death.

These funds help provide comfort to patients and their families through chronic/advanced illness and end of life care.

Not all cardiac patients are able to fully complete supervised rehabilitative exercise due to lack of insurance or inability to pay. Gifts to this fund allows patients who would otherwise discontinue this important therapy the opportunity to fully complete their healing.