2019
COMMUNITY INVESTMENT GUIDE
How Will You In vest ? The Maricopa Health Foundation is a nonprofit organization supporting Maricopa Integrated Health System, the Valley?s only public teaching hospital and safety-net health system. For more than 140 years, MIHS has proudly and quietly served our community?s most vital health care needs.
The MIHS Mission? Is t o pr ovide except ion al car e, w it h ou t except ion , ever y pat ien t , ever y t im e.
The MIHS Vision? Is t o be n at ion ally r ecogn ized f or t r an sf or m in g car e t o im pr ove com m u n it y h ealt h .
MIHS TODAY... A look at t h e n u m ber s.
396,329 CLINIC VISITS PER YEAR 75,316 EMERGENCY VISITS PER YEAR ? INCLUDING TRAUMA (ADULTS AND CHILDREN) 14,441 INPATIENT ADMISSIONS PER YEAR 5,000
OUTPATIENT BURN VISITS EACH YEAR TO THE MIHS ARIZONA BURN CENTER
900 BURN PATIENTS ADMITTED 7,961 SURGERIES PER YEAR 3,500 PSYCHIATRIC ADMISSIONS PER YEAR 2,300 NEWBORNS DELIVERED PER YEAR 1,942 NURSING AND ALLIED HEALTH STUDENTS PER YEAR AFFILIATED WITH 19 SCHOOLS 875 MEDICAL STUDENTS 438 FULL-TIME MEDICAL RESIDENTS AFFILIATED WITH 60 MEDICAL SCHOOLS NATIONWIDE CARE FOR WOMEN FROM
58 DIFFERENT COUNTRIES SPEAKING 49 DIFFERENT
LANGUAGES AT THE REFUGEE WOMEN?S HEALTH CLINIC
M IHS IS A CRITICAL PARTNER TO HEALTH SYSTEM S ACROSS THE VALLEY
A n ew ch apt er begin s in 2019. The MIHS mission to provide exceptional care, without exception, every patient, every time is at the center of all we do each day. Wor k is w ell u n der w ay on -
a 127,000 squ ar e f oot Pr im ar y & Specialt y Healt h Cen t er serving the rapidly growing West Valley
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r en ovat in g an d r eopen in g M ar yvale Hospit al to provide urgently needed beh avior al h ealt h an d em er gen cy ser vices
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n ew f am ily h ealt h clin ics across Maricopa County with social and education resources, creating a ?m edical h om e? for families who need it most
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and plans to replace the nearly 50-year-old M ar icopa M edical Cen t er . The state-of-the-art hospital is scheduled to open in 2023 ? providing new space for t h e n at ion ally r ecogn ized Ar izon a Bu r n Cen t er , our Level 1 Tr au m a Cen t er (serving both adults and children) and expanded facilities to grow MIHS?s historic role as one of Ar izon a?s lar gest ph ysician , n u r sin g an d allied h ealt h t r ain in g cen t er s.
Opening in 2020, the new West Valley Primary and Specialty Care Center will sit on approximately 20 acres at Grand Avenue and Cotton Crossing. The health center will encompass approximately 126,000 square feet and offer the following: - Dental Services - Lab Services - Outpatient Operating - Urgent Care - Dialysis Treatment - Medical and Heart Specialties and Procedure Rooms - Hematology, Oncology - Family Learning Center - Primary Care - Radiology and Infusion Services - Full Service Pharmacy
Sign at u r e Even t s Spr in g Legacy Cir cle Lu n ch eon March 2019 Join other Maricopa Health Foundation Legacy Circle members for a small group luncheon to learn how your commitment makes a meaningful impact.
Golf Tou r n am en t March 2019 The annual Maricopa Health Foundation golf tournament at Camelback Golf Club funds vital patient and program needs at MIHS.
Fall Ch ef ?s Tast in g Even t September 2019 As the fall social season begins in September, Legacy Circle members have a program ?sneak peek? and ?taste of what?s to come? at the annual October black-tie gala. The event provides ?meet and greet? opportunities with health system leaders and physicians.
CopaBall (n ew n am e t o com e) October 2019 Established in 2003, CopaBall is Maricopa Health Foundation?s largest annual philanthropic event and fundraising gala. CopaBall is a fun-filled night celebrating MIHS?s 140+ year legacy and honoring organizations that have created important and impactful change in Arizona. An outstanding Physician and Nurse leader is also recognized each year. The 2018 event at the JW Marriott Camelback Inn broke both attendance and fundraising records.
Nigh t of Her oes April 2019 This highly anticipated Legacy Circle event at the Phoenix Art Museum celebrates both patient and employee heroes at MIHS. Hear first-hand from those who represent the heroic stories happening at MIHS each day.
Spr in g an d Fall Wom en?s Lu n ch eon s February and September 2019 MIHS experts present department and program overviews in a small group luncheon setting. Past programs featured the Mariposa: Wings to Safety Domestic Violence Program, the Refugee Women?s Health Clinic and the MIHS First Episode Center.
VOLU N TEER AN D IN VESTM EN T OPPORTU N ITIES Back pack Dr ive - Ju ly 2019 Each year, the Maricopa Health Foundation partners with the MIHS Family Learning Centers to provide backpacks and school supplies to children. The program, funded by generous corporate and individual donors, gives thousands of Arizona children the tools they need to succeed in school.
Holiday An gel Pr ogr am - Decem ber 2019 The Holiday Angel Program provides funds to meet the day-to-day needs of families served by the Refugee Women?s Health Clinic at MIHS
M IHS Food Pan t r ies The MIHS Food Pantries provide staple food items to families in need. Ongoing donation and volunteer opportunities are available.
Exam ples in clu de: ?M eet t h e Doc? Talk s Cocktail reception or private lunch event featuring a physician or specialty of your choice
?Car e Reim agin ed Updat es? Small group event/dinner with members of MIHS Leadership ? learn about national trends and how MIHS is transforming care to improve community health.
?Sn eak er Tou r s? of MIHS, followed by lunch St op t h e Bleed Tr ain in g Sometimes referred to as ?CPR for Trauma,? St op t h e Bleed is a national campaign to train, equip and empower bystanders to help in a bleeding emergency. Learn first-hand from the MIHS Trauma Center team about what you can do bef or e first responders arrive.
WI RE FRAM E 11.29.18
In vest m en t Levels: Bu ild t h e Pr ogr am of You r Ch oice
Plat in u m - $100,000 Gold - $50,000 Silver - $30,000 Br on ze - $15,000
Wh en you su ppor t t h e M ar icopa Healt h Fou n dat ion , you su ppor t : -
M ARICOPA M EDICAL CENTER THE M IHS ARIZONA BURN CENTER THE ARIZONA CHILDREN?S CENTER M IHS BEHAVIORAL HEALTH PROGRAM S THE M IHS BREAST CLINIC M IHS CHAPLAINCY PROGRAM S LABOR AND DELIVERY A LEVEL 1 TRAUM A CENTER SERVING BOTH CHILDREN AND ADULTS THE M ARIPOSA: WINGS TO SAFETY DOM ESTIC VIOLENCE PROGRAM THE PHOENIX CANCER CENTER THE REFUGEE WOM EN?S HEALTH CLINIC FAM ILY LEARNING CENTERS ? PROVIDING HEALTH EDUCATION AND COM M UNITY RESOURCES 12 FAM ILY HEALTH CENTERS ACROSS M ARICOPA COUNTY
Th e Pow er of Com m u n it y Public funds go to facilities and buildings, not to the programs or people who serve the most vulnerable in our community. Ph ilan t h r opic su ppor t is cr u cial ? an d ou r collect ive act ion is t h e k ey.
" We con sider it a blessin g an d pr ivilege t o ser ve t oget h er in t h e spir it of com m u n it y an d on en ess t h at m ir r or s t h e lon gevit y, vision an d goals of M IHS an d M ar icopa Healt h Fou n dat ion . We dar e t o dr eam an d im agin e a f u t u r e w h er e t h e m edical n eeds of all ar e m et an d ou r com m u n it y is able t o t h r ive." Jim and Robin Guthrie
?Wh at w e im agin e? is all M ar icopa Cou n t y r esiden t s pr ou d of ou r st r eam lin ed, ef f icien t , best pat ien t -cen t er ed h ealt h car e deliver ed in m oder n , easy t o access bu ildin gs.?
Nita and Phil Francis
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