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Our FISCALYEAR 2015 COMMUNITY BENEFIT REPORT
is published as a community service of Grande Ronde
Hospital, Inc., and the Community Benefit Subcommittee,
900 Sunset Drive, La Grande, OR 97850.
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JimMattes
President/CEO
Wendy Roberts
Senior Director of Administrative
Services, CommunityBenefitsOfficer
Mardi Ford
Community Relations Manager, Public Information Officer,
Publications Editor
Grande Ronde Hospital
900 Sunset Drive
La Grande, OR 97850
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G R A N D E
R O N D E
H O S P I TA L
Community benefits by category
Direct charity care
$923,586
Unreimbursed Medicaid
$1,295,956
Total charity care and means-tested
$2,219,543
government programs
Community health improvement
$1,379,706
Health profession education
$191,188
Subsidized health services
$593,504
Cash and in-kind donations to community groups $24,049
Community benefit building activities
$9,370
Total other benefits
$2,197,817
Total all community benefits
$4,417,359
Note ~ All benefits are presented at cost.
Grande Ronde Hospital
Community Benefit Report
for the FYE April 30, 2015
GRH supports positive choices
IN
September 2014, Grande Ronde
Hospital’s Community Benefit
Program, in partnership with the
Center for Human Development and
the Union County Safe Communities
Coalition, supported the nationally
renowned substance abuse preven-
tion and education program called
“Got Magic” with motivational
speaker and magician Brad Barton.
Using magic and humor to
illustrate and promote positive choices,
Barton was well-received at assemblies
in every public school in Union
County and one private school, during
a special presentation at the Maridell
Center, and at the 2014 Annual
Drug-Free Relay. Barton’s message
of substance abuse prevention was
heard by 4,445 students and adults.
20.9%
29.3%
31.2%
13.4%
4.3%
0.5% 0.2%
Direct charity care
Unreimbursed Medicaid
Community health improvement
Health profession education
Subsidized health services
Cash and in-kind donations to community groups
Community benefit building activities