Facilities
When quality childcare is accessible, it allows people a work-life balance without constantly worrying about who will be caring for their children tomorrow or next week.
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One of the most rewarding aspects of giving to the HaysMed Foundation is knowing your gift helps care for your family, friends, and community. Every gift – in fact 100% of every gift – is used to enhance healthcare services available in western Kansas.
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. Our goal is always to provide you with a window into the good things happening at HaysMed and provide avenues through which you can support people and projects that mean the most to you. Learn more at haysmedfoundation.org.
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The Center for Health Improvement recently added 3 aquatic cycles to benefit patients recovering from an injury, pre/postnatal mothers, and older adults thanks to gifts to the HaysMed Foundation.
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One of the most rewarding aspects of giving to the HaysMed Foundation is knowing your gift helps care for your family, friends, and community. One-hundred percent of every gift is used to enhance healthcare services available in western Kansas.
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We are pleased to announce, through the generosity of a $1 million gift from Don and Chris Bickle as well as two half million-dollar gifts from both the Hadley Foundation and the Schmidt Foundation, that construction of a new hybrid operating suite at
HaysMed is beginning this Fall.
Electronic devices help us stay in
touch, and these devices become
even more important when a loved
one is in the hospital. Through a
grant from the HaysMed
Foundation, inpatient rooms will
soon be equipped with a USB ready
wall outlet.
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 two new Resusci Anne Mannequins were received and used for their first class in Advanced
Cardiac Life Support (ACLS) at the joint simulation lab located in Fort Hays State University’s Stroup Hall just a few short weeks
after the need was identified.
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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