2010 Community Report - Lawnwood Regional Medical Center
2010 Community Report - Lawnwood Regional Medical Center
2010 Community Report - Lawnwood Regional Medical Center
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O u r C o m m i t m e n t T o E x c e l l e n c e<br />
A partial list of the<br />
organizations benefiting<br />
from <strong>Lawnwood</strong> <strong>Regional</strong><br />
<strong>Medical</strong> <strong>Center</strong>’s involvement:<br />
Access To Healthcare<br />
Alzheimer’s Association<br />
American Cancer Society<br />
American Diabetes Association<br />
American Stroke Association<br />
Big Brothers, Big Sisters of<br />
St. Lucie County<br />
CASTLE Child Abuse Services<br />
Economic Development Council of<br />
St. Lucie County<br />
Florida State University Foundation<br />
Healthy Kids<br />
Hospice of Okeechobee<br />
Hospice of the Treasure Coast<br />
Indian River State College<br />
Health Career Expansion<br />
March of Dimes<br />
New Horizons Children’s<br />
Behavioral Summit<br />
GIVING BACK TO OUR COMMUNITY<br />
<strong>Community</strong> Support<br />
<strong>Lawnwood</strong> <strong>Regional</strong> <strong>Medical</strong> <strong>Center</strong> & Heart Institute is an affiliate of<br />
HCA East Florida. Our employees provide both financial and volunteer<br />
support to countless civic organizations, schools, colleges, city projects<br />
and nonprofit and charitable organizations in their communities.<br />
Uninsured/Underinsured Patient Education<br />
HCA East Florida Hospitals are committed to helping uninsured/<br />
underinsured patients qualify for local and state health benefits. Each<br />
hospital offers on-site benefit education and Medicaid enrollment<br />
assistance.<br />
Step Up for Students<br />
Since 2005, HCA has redirected corporate income tax to the Step Up<br />
for Students program. Through this gift, low-income students receive<br />
a K-12 scholarship enabling them to receive a quality education<br />
tailored for their specific needs. It is well documented that a “one size<br />
fits all” education is not the best approach for every student. Families<br />
with the means may choose the perfect school for<br />
their child, but that’s simply not an option for many<br />
people. Through this program children who qualify<br />
for the National School Lunch Program can receive<br />
scholarships. Qualifying parents can use these grants<br />
to send their child to the public or private school that<br />
best meets their child’s needs.<br />
Antonio Trigo A Step Up For Students Scholarship provided Antonio with the opportunity to attend a school<br />
that could meet his learning needs and he has excelled. Now in the ninth grade, Antonio is attending Miami<br />
Union Academy on the scholarship program and he is continuing to shine. Although he is a few years away from<br />
high school graduation, he has already begun to think about his future. He plans to attend college and pursue a<br />
degree in pathology.<br />
Port St. Lucie Police Athletic League<br />
St. Lucie County<br />
Chamber of Commerce<br />
Step Up for Students Program 1<br />
# of Low-Income Student Scholarships<br />
$45,475,000<br />
12,175<br />
St. Lucie County<br />
Fire Rescue Charities<br />
(1) Represents 5 year contribution for HCA Hospitals in the state of Florida.<br />
St. Lucie County<br />
Health Department Teen Clinic<br />
United Way of St. Lucie County<br />
WPSL Christmas Kids<br />
–4 –<br />
Flu Vaccine<br />
Legendary Coach Don Shula<br />
and his wife Mary Anne educate<br />
the community about the<br />
importance of getting the flu<br />
vaccine in a Public Service<br />
Announcement sponsored<br />
by HCA East Florida.