Facilities
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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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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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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One of the most rewarding aspects of giving to the HaysMed Foundation is knowing your gift helps care for your family, friends, and community. 100% of every gift is used to enhance healthcare services available in western Kansas.
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We want to assure our patients and the community that HaysMed, part of The University of Kansas Health System, is working closely with local, state, and federal health offcials to stay in front of this challenge.
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Community members and local businesses have provided meals, masks, financial gifts, and words of encouragement that assist our front-line associates as they continue providing the very best in care and support to our community.
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The HaysMed Center for Health Improvement is one of the few nationally certified medical fitness centers in Kansas. As such, The Center works closely with healthcare professionals to provide equipment and services that meet the needs of their patients. Donations to The Center’s Restricted Fund, coupled with a grant from the HaysMed Foundation, were combined…
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The Logan, Kan. based Dane G. Hansen Foundation supplied a $500,000 grant this fall which allowed HaysMed to move forward with the implementation of the da Vinci® Xi robotic surgery platform. This upgrade represents a two-generation leap in available technology from HaysMed’s previous platform and is the most current equipment available.
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The staff of HaysMed’s Dreiling-Schmidt Cancer Institute (DSCI) takes pride in providing outstanding patient care. We recognize that the best possible patient care is the result of a combination of resources that all work well together. This spring, DSCI installed a new CT scanner used to plan our patients’ radiation therapies. The new large-bore scanner…
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