Current Funding Priorities

CT Scanner for our Hollfelder Emergency Department
We performed 27,000 CT scans in 2019, the vast majority for emergency cases. CT scans are especially useful for showing bleeding and internal injuries such as those caused by a car accident and can help locate blood clots, excess fluid, or infection. Our Hollfelder Emergency Department is also a critical first stop for stroke patients. Diagnosis and treatment are incredibly time sensitive. A new CT scanner located in our Emergency Department can save up to 30 minutes when diagnosing patients, allowing for faster life-saving treatment. Read more.

Panda Infant Warmers for Maternal Child Health Our current infant warmers have reached their useful life. In 2022, we welcomed 1,100+ newborns and our staff need the best tools to support them when caring for our tiniest patients during their first moments. The Panda Warmer provides all-in-one features such as a heated surface for comfort, hands-free alarm silence, an integrated X-ray cassette tray with thermal support, full-color display, an integrated scale, and an infant resuscitation solution specifically designed to support clinical actions during resuscitation. Read more.

Hybrid Operating Room The Hybrid Operating Room Surgical Suite is an advanced space which combines a to perform highly complex, advanced surgical procedures. It merges minimally invasive and traditional surgical sciences with advanced imaging technology. It allows a full range of procedures including interventional, endovascular, minimally invasive, traditional surgical, and hybrid procedures. Read more.

A second Bi Plane Imaging System for Heart and Stroke Care As a certified Comprehensive Stroke Center, and STEMI (heart attack) receiving center, we have experienced significant growth in the number of patients brought to our Hollfelder Emergency Care Center over the past few years. STEMI stands for ST Elevation Mycardial Infarction – the most severe type of heart attack. Every minute of delay in treatment increases mortality. To meet the growing needs of our community, we need a second Bi-plane imaging system, a key piece of equipment that enables our physicians to perform highly complex procedures, including clot extraction, coiling of aneurysms and will facilitate structural heart procedures typically performed in an Operating Room. Read more.

Area of Greatest Need As a non-prohalf hospital, donations go a long way in aiding us in our mission and expanding our services. General support ensures we have a base of funds to fill areas of greatest need as they arise and remain a first-rate hospital facility with high-quality, personal health care services.