MAJOR HOSPITAL FOUNDATION
2451 INTELLIPLEX DRIVE, SHELBYVILLE, IN 46176 www.mymhp.org

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Organizations Filed Purposes: PROMOTE IMPROVEMENT OF MAJOR HOSPITAL AND THE SERVICES PROVIDED. PROVIDE FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE FOR THE IMPROVEMENT OF THE HEALTH, SAFETY, AND GENERAL WELFARE OF MAJOR HOSPITAL PATIENTS. AID AND PROMOTE EDUCATION AND SCIENTIFIC RESEARCH IN THE ADVANCEMENT OF KNOWLEDGE RELATING TO THE DISCOVERY, PREVENTION, AND TREATMENT OF DISEASE. AID AND PROMOTE THE CARE AND TREATMENT OF THE SICK, AGED, AND HELPLESS PATIENTS OF MAJOR HOSPITAL.

MAJOR HOSPITAL FUNDING: DURING 2019, THE FOUNDATION CONTRIBUTED $800,000 TO MAJOR HOSPITAL FOR THE CONSTRUCTION OF THE MHP MEDICAL CENTER. THIS IS THE FOURTH OF FIVE PAYMENTS SCHEDULED FOR 2016, 2017, 2018, 2019, AND 2020. THE FOUNDATION ALSO GRANTED $500,000 FOR THE CONSTRUCTION OF THE SUE ANN WORTMAN NEPHROLOGY CENTER. THE FOUNDATION ALSO PAID $5,000 TO THE IU FOUNDATION ON BEHALF OF THE HOSPITAL TO HELP SUPPORT THE CLINICAL RELATIONSHIP WITH IUPUC. THIS RELATIONSHIP WILL HELP MHP REACH ITS GOAL OF 80 PERCENT OF MHP NURSES HAVING A BACHELOR OF SCIENCE IN NURSING (BSN) DEGREE BY 2020. STUDIES SHOW THAT IN HOSPITALS WITH A GREATER NUMBER OF NURSES WHO HOLD A BSN, THE QUALITY OF CARE INCREASES. THE GRANT ALSO WILL PROVIDE DOCTORAL NURSES FOR RESEARCH PROJECTS AND HIGHER LEVEL CONSULTING AT MHP.

PATIENT AND FAMILY SUPPORT PROGRAM FUNDING: THE PRESCRIPTION ASSISTANCE PROGRAM DISBURSED $3,452 TO PURCHASE 155 PRESCRIPTIONS FOR 55 PATIENTS WHO COULD NOT AFFORD THEM. THIS ASSISTANCE IS SHORT-TERM FOR ONE OR TWO CYCLES OF PRESCRIPTIONS WHILE CASE MANAGERS WORK, WHEN NECESSARY, TO FIND LONG TERM PRESCRIPTION ASSISTANCE FOR THE PATIENT. THE PROGRAM PREVENTS COSTLY READMISSIONS OF INPATIENTS AND HELPS KEEP OUTPATIENTS HEALTHY SO THAT THEY ARE NOT ADMITTED FOR SOMETHING THAT COULD HAVE BEEN PREVENTED WITH MEDICATION. THE PATIENT AND FAMILY SUPPORT FUND DISBURSED $8,955 IN SMALL HEALTHCARE RELATED ITEMS FOR 148 PATIENTS DURING RECOVERY, HELPING TO REDUCE UNNEEDED STRESS DURING THEIR HOSPITAL STAY. IN MOST CASES, THE ITEMS HELPED PATIENTS TRANSITION MORE SUCCESSFULLY TO HOME OR A REHABILITATION FACILITY. THE "YOU ARE NOT ALONE" FUND DISBURSED $3,742 TO HELP 11 ONCOLOGY PATIENTS IN NEED WITH DAY TO DAY LIVING EXPENSES AND SPECIAL ITEMS TO INCREASE QUALITY OF LIFE. THE WOMEN'S ALLIANCE SPENT $8,230 ON PROJECTS TO HELP SUPPORT PATIENTS AT MHP. THEY MADE BABY SIZED CHRISTMAS STOCKINGS FOR NEWBORN BABIES, ONCOLOGY SUPPORT BAGS FOR EACH PATIENT IN TREATMENT AT THE MHP CENTER FOR ONCOLOGY AND HEMATOLOGY, AND CARDIAC REHABILITATION GYM BAGS FOR EACH PATIENT IN CARDIAC REHAB AT MHP. THE FOUNDATION PAID $3,000 TO SCHOLASTIC BOOKS ON BEHALF OF MHP FOR THE REACH OUT & READ PROGRAM AT MHP PEDIATRICS. THE RESULTS OF AN IN-OFFICE STUDY SHOWED THAT SIXTY-SEVEN PERCENT OF PEDIATRIC PATIENTS AT MHP ARE AT RISK FOR SOCIAL AND DEVELOPMENTAL DELAYS AND LACK OF SUCCESS IN SCHOOL. THE NATIONAL AVERAGE IS TWENTY-FIVE PERCENT. REACH OUT & READ HAS BEEN PROVEN TO LOWER THESE STATISTICS.

EMPLOYEE RELIEF FUNDING: ASSISTED 2 EMPLOYEES FOR A TOTAL OF $1,445. EMPLOYEES EXPERIENCING A VERIFIABLE FINANCIAL CRISIS CAN APPLY TO THE FUND. APPLICATIONS ARE REVIEWED BY AN ANONYMOUS EMPLOYEE COMMITTEE WHO SERVE AS VOLUNTEERS. THE FUND IS FINANCIALLY SUPPORTED BY EMPLOYEES WHO WISH TO DIRECT THEIR CONTRIBUTIONS TO THE EMPLOYEE RELIEF FUND.

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