Administration
To me, the greatest benefit of having a thriving, modern medical center in Hays that services patients from across the region isn’t the beautiful building or even the expensive, life-saving equipment; it’s the people. HaysMed associates are your family. We are your neighbors and friends.
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The change in relationship is not expected to have an impact on patients, patient care, employees, facilities and the local communities. HaysMed’s focus is a continued commitment to local, regional, and rural healthcare in Western Kansas.
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A new area in the Rock Garden Café Atrium is dedicated to all those who have been recognized by this prestigious award. Funded through an endowment of the Norman and Ann Jeter Family, the area was envisioned by Nurse Magnet Program Coordinator Sandy Gottschalk and Chief Nursing Officer Terry Siek.
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The certificate demonstrates a commitment to excellence, accountability, service and making a difference for the good.
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The HaysMed Foundation is pleased to announce new officers and members of the Foundation Board of Directors.
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Although the people of HaysMed and throughout our region have continued to flex and spring back upright, we look forward to the hurricane subsiding and the sun to shine again so we may rest, recover, and evaluate.
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Click for a walk down memory lane. See photos of the people and projects made possible through the generosity of so many so we can all enjoy the best care in the region.
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Western Kansans are uniquely independent, but we’ve always taken care of each other. Although there is much uncertainty, we do know that we will continue working to care for one another.
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HaysMed Foundation Annual report for the fiscal year ending June 30, 2020.
Gifts to the Foundation provide vital philanthropic support to help fund life-saving equipment, special projects and programs for HaysMed that will positively impact the health of our region.
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In its 21st year, the event resulted in 3,646 people receiving the seasonal flu vaccine over a five hour period. That’s an average of one vaccine every 4.9 seconds!
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