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In fiscal year 2024, the HaysMed Foundation distributed more than $3 million to help build facilities, fund innovative programs, and equip our staff with state-of-the-art technology. Every day donors to…
Read MorePaul and Virginia Miller Society
The Paul & Virginia Miller Society is a special recognition program honoring people who have committed to expanding and enhancing healthcare in western Kansas through their legacy planning. This type…
Read MoreIn Memory and In Honor
We respectfully recognize the names of family members, friends, and HaysMed Associates who have been honored or memorialized through contributions to the HaysMed Foundation July 1 – October 31, 2024.…
Read More“Pink Night” Raises Funds for HaysMed Breast Care Center
The Smoky Hill Country Club recently hosted its 7th annual “Pink Night” golf tournament, bringing together women golfers from across the region to support a vital cause. The event, which…
Read MoreIn Memory and in Honor
We respectfully recognize the names of family members, friends and HaysMed Associates who have been honored or memorialized through contributions to the HaysMed Foundation from March 1, 2024 – June 30, 2024.
Read MoreHospice Care: Loving them Home
Hospice care is administered at home which means different things for each patient; it can be in a residence, assisted living, nursing home, or at HaysMed.
Read MoreThank You HaysMed Day
“There’s nothing quite like the atmosphere around this special day.
The HaysMed Foundation is honored to work with our generous
sponsors on behalf of a grateful community to share their
appreciation for the care our Associates provide,”
Sunflower Health Plan and The Centene Foundation,
the philanthropic arm of Centene Corporation,
awarded the HaysMed Foundation a $160,000 grant to provide on-demand and scheduled telepsychiatry services at HaysMed.
Mark Hantla Retires as Hadley Art Collection Curator
Mark Hantla guided the selection and placement of the collection since 2014 and worked closely with the original curator, John C. Thorns.
Read MoreSchumacher generously supported
area health care, education, and
religious charities throughout her life.