LONGMONT UNITED HOSPITAL Supplemental Information
Schedule H (Form 990)
Part VI
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FOCUSED ON BETTER HEALTH FOR EVERYONE IN THE COMMUNITY. LISTED BELOW ARE THE KEY INITIATIVES WITH EXPLANATIONS IN WHICH THE HOSPITAL IS INVOLVED.
*HEALTH PROFESSIONALS EDUCATION COLLEGES AND UNIVERSITIES WORK WITH THE HOSPITAL TO FACILITATE PROGRAMS TO ASSIST INDIVIDUALS IN COMPLETING THE HEALTH CARE CERTIFICATIONS. LONGMONT UNITED HOSPITAL OFFERS ONE-ON-ONE TRAINING THAT IS NEEDED TO BEGIN WORK IN THE HEALTHCARE FIELD.
*SENIOR HEALTH EDUCATION AND SERVICES SINCE 1991, LONGMONT UNITED HOSPITAL HAS OFFERED A SENIOR WELLNESS PROGRAM TO EMPOWER THE SENIOR COMMUNITY TO ASSUME RESPONSIBILITY FOR THEIR HEALTH AND WELLNESS BY PROVIDING THE REQUISITE KNOWLEDGE, RESOURCES AND TOOLS TO ACCOMPLISH THAT GOAL. AT THE END OF 2012, THERE WERE 856 MEMBERS PARTICIPATING EDUCATION PROGRAMS, HEALTH CLINICS AND LOW-COST LABORATORY SERVICES.
*LOW-INCOME PRIMARY HEALTH CARE SERVICES PRIMARY HEALTH CARE SERVICES ARE OFFERED TO IMPROVE ACCESS AND REDUCE BARRIERS TO CARE INCLUDING ABILITY TO PAY, TRANSPORTATION, AND LANGUAGE. ALL SERVICES ARE DESIGNED TO REDUCE HEALTH DISPARITIES AND DELIVERED TO ALL COMMUNITY MEMBERS, WITHOUT REGARD TO AGE, SEX OR DISEASE PROCESS. THE POPULATION SERVED INCLUDES ALL COMMUNITY MEMBERS WITH THE LOW-INCOME AND THE MEDICALLY UNDERSERVED POPULATION AS THE PRIORITY CLIENTELE. THIS INCLUDES THE MIGRANT AND SEASONAL FARM WORKERS POPULATION. PATIENTS ARE NOT TURNED AWAY BASED ON A PATIENT'S FINANCES, INSURANCE COVERAGE, OR ABILITY TO PAY.
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