Programs
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…
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Jeff Brull and Jayne Inlow have demonstrated deep knowledge of the philanthropic planning landscape by earning the Chartered Advisor in Philanthropy (CAP ) designation. The CAP is a distinguished mark…
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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.
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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.
If good things come to those who wait, then patients and their families at HaysMed’s DeBakey Heart Institute have more than a few good things coming their way this year.
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Over 150 healthcare professionals from HaysMed and regional Critical Access Hospitals participated in a free continuing education event at HaysMed focused on identifying and intervening in cases of human trafficking.
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Sunflower Health Plan (“Sunflower”), a managed care organization established to deliver quality healthcare in the state of Kansas and a wholly owned subsidiary of the Centene Corporation (NYSE: CNC), and Centene Foundation, the philanthropic arm of Centene Corporation, today announced a $160,000 grant to the Hays Medical Center Foundation to provide on-demand and scheduled telepsychiatry services at Hays Medical Center (“HaysMed”).
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Practical Identification and Interventions for Healthcare Workers
CNE, RT, PT/OT continuing education credit available at no charge
Three sessions available
With $1.4 million distributed during this past fiscal year for
the people and projects of HayMed, your contributions help
build facilities, fund innovative programs, and equip our staff
with state-of-the-art technology.
. Thanks to the underwriting of the Hadley Foundation, the support of curator Mark Hantla, and the efforts of Fort Hays State University Art History Graduate Student Amiyah Brown, the collection is getting a technology upgrade.
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