Programs

  • Program 1 [2020]

    WHILE MAGRUDER CONTINUES ITS COMMITMENT TO SERVING THE PUBLIC HEALTH PREVENTION AND HEALTH EDUCATION NEEDS IN THE COMMUNITIES OF OTTAWA COUNTY, COVID CERTAINLY CHANGED OUR FOCUS ON HOW WE COULD MOST IMPACT PUBLIC HEALTH AND HEALTH EDUCATION. WE WERE NOT ABLE TO REACH THE COMMUNITY AS WE HAVE DONE IN THE PAST WITH OUR MANY SCREENINGS AND EDUCATION EVENTS, BUT WE LEARNED NEW WAYS OF REACHING OUT TO THE COMMUNITIES THROUGH DIGITAL AND SOCIAL MEDIA VENUES. -MONTHLY REDUCED FEE CHOLESTEROL SCREENING FOR THE COMMUNITY: TOTAL OF 66 PARTICIPANTS IN JAN, FEB & MAR.-CONTINUE TO OFFER FLU VACCINE FOR THE PUBLIC WITH NO APPOINTMENT DURING BUSINESS HOURS 7 DAYS A WEEK AT THE PHARMACY. -ADMINISTERED FLU SHOTS AT BUSINESSES, AND SCHOOLS FOR EMPLOYEES (396 PARTICIPANTS) UP FROM 288.-DESPITE AN UPTICK IN COVID IN THE FALL, WE STILL PROVIDED MEDICARE COMPARISONS FOR 59 PEOPLE.-FREE COLORECTAL HEALTH SCREENING KITS TO THE COMMUNITY (64 PARTICIPANTS, UP FROM 61)-BOARD INVOLVEMENT IN: PROJECT LIFESAVER, 3 AREA CHAMBERS OF COMMERCE, OTTAWA COUNTY COUNCIL OF HEALTH & SOCIAL CONCERNS, OTTAWA COUNTY TASK FORCE ON AGING, DRUG FREE COLLABORATIVE, OSU EXTENSION-MAGRUDER SPONSORED 7 BLOOD DRIVES IN 2020 WHICH INCLUDES NOT ONLY THE SPACE AND PROMOTION FOR THE EVENT BUT ALSO ALLOWING EMPLOYEES TO DONATE ON WORK TIME. -PROVIDE TRANSPORTATION FOR PATIENTS WITH NO WAY HOME ($5,747 UP FROM $3,472)-EDUCATION PROGRAMS (427 PARTICIPANTS, DOWN FROM 1,119). THIS WAS SIGNIFICANTLY IMPACTED BY COVID AND THE HOSPITAL BEING SHUT DOWN TO THE PUBLIC. WE WERE ABLE TO DEVELOP A NUMBER OF VIRTUAL PROGRAMS TO BE SHARED ON OUR WEBSITE, FACEBOOK PAGE AND YOU TUBE CHANNEL AS WELL AS OUR TAPINGS AT PORT CLINTON HIGH SCHOOL DIGITAL MEDIA CENTER. -TOPICS INCLUDED: COVID, AGING, SAFETY, CHAIR EXERCISE, CHRONIC PAIN, HEART MEDICATIONS, SCREENINGS, SCAMS, HEALTHY EATING, COOKING DEMO, CARDIAC DIET, FOOD LABELS, STRETCHING, DRUG ABUSE-ALTHOUGH MANY EVENTS AND INITIATIVES WERE CANCELLED OR POSTPONED, MAGRUDER HOSPITAL STILL SPONSORED OR PARTICIPATED IN THE FOLLOWING COMMUNITY BUILDING ACTIVITIES: -OTTAWA COUNTY FAIR -DRUG FREE YOUTH ACTIVITIES -COMMUNITY CAR BINGO DURING COVID -SUMMER LUNCH PROGRAM -SALVATION ARMY -RIDERS UNLIMITED -COMMUNITY ART PROGRAMTHESE COMMUNITY BUILDING ACTIVITIES SUPPORT ORGANIZATIONS THAT ASSIST COMMUNITY MEMBERS IN OBTAINING THE RESOURCES AND SERVICES THEY NEED, WHETHER IT'S ADVOCACY, EXERCISE, SAFE AND AFFORDABLE HOUSING, SHELTER, NUTRITION, MEDICAL EQUIPMENT OR SAFE ACTIVITIES FOR TEENS.-MAGRUDER ASSISTED THE OTTAWA COUNTY HEALTH DEPARTMENT AND THE OTTAWA COUNTY EMA IN OFFERING SEVERAL FREE COVID TESTING EVENTS IN 2020. THERE WERE TWO DAYS AT PUT IN BAY AND ONE DAY AT THE OTTAWA COUNTY FAIRGROUNDS. MAGRUDER PROVIDED 143 STAFF HOURS AT THOSE EVENTS. COMMUNITY HEALTH NEEDS ASSESSMENT STRATEGIES FOR 2020DUE TO COVID, WE WERE UNABLE TO IMPLEMENT MANY OF THE STRATEGIES THAT WERE PLANNED FOR 2020. ONE OF THE TOPICS/STRATEGIES WE WERE ABLE TO MEASURE SOME SUCCESS IN WAS FOR CHRONIC DISEASE. WHILE WE WEREN'T ABLE TO HOLD OUR COMMUNITY EDUCATION PROGRAM, THERE WERE 12 INDIVIDUALS WHO COMPLETED THE DIABETES SELF MANAGEMENT EDUCATION BETWEEN MAY 2019 AND MAY 2020. THEIR AVERAGE PRE-TEST SCORE WAS 69.3 AND AVERAGE POST-TEST SCORE WAS 90.8, MAKING AN AVERAGE 31% IMPROVEMENT IN UNDERSTANDING. WE ALSO MONITORED MAGRUDER HOSPITAL DSME PROGRAM PARTICIPANTS FOR 5% IMPROVEMENT IN A1C.THE AVERAGE A1C FOR PARTICIPANTS ENTERING THE DSME PROGRAM (5/2019-5/2020) WAS 8.99%. THE AVERAGE POST-PROGRAM A1C FOR PARTICIPANTS OF THE DSME PROGRAM (5/2019-5/2020) WAS 7.02%. THIS IS A DECREASE OF 12% FOR PROGRAM PARTICIPANTS.
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    Dates
    Jan 1, 2020 – Dec 31, 2020
    Source
    990
    No causes provided
    No populations provided
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    $48.8M

  • Community Health and Wellness Initiatives

    MAGRUDER CONTINUES ITS COMMITMENT TO SERVING THE PUBLIC HEALTH PREVENTION AND HEALTH EDUCATION NEEDS IN THE COMMUNITIES OF OTTAWA COUNTY. -WE REACHED A TOTAL OF 524 INDIVIDUALS FOR OUR MONTHLY COMMUNITY LAB SCREENING IN 2023.-WE CONTINUE TO OFFER FLU VACCINE FOR THE PUBLIC WITH NO APPOINTMENT DURING BUSINESS HOURS 7 DAYS A WEEK AT THE PHARMACY. -WE DONATE CONFERENCE CENTER SPACE FOR SOCIAL SERVICE AGENCY MEETINGS, BLOOD DRIVES, SUPPORT GROUPS AND WELLNESS CLASSES. THERE WERE 627 INDIVIDUALS IMPACTED BY THIS AND THE VALUE OF THE SPACE WAS $2,389.-OUR NUTRITION NURSE INTERACTED WITH 114 INDIVIDUALS FOR OUR KNOW YOUR NUMBERS PROGRAM HELPING THEM UNDERSTAND THEIR LAB VALUES AND HOW TO MAKE IMPROVEMENTS.-COMMUNITY OUTREACH AND COMMUNITY HEALTH WORKER SPENT OVER 100 HOURS AT COLLABORATIVE MEETINGS FOR HOUSING, PREVENTION, SENIOR TASK FORCE AND I TEAM, COMMUNITY DAY, HOUSING AND CHILDCARE, OSU EXTENSION AND OTHERS. -OUR ONCOLOGY DIRECTOR SPENT 51 HOURS HELPING 47 PATIENTS OBTAIN ASSISTANCE FROM PHARMACEUTICAL COMPANIES AND OTHER ASSISTANCE PROGRAMS.-WE ADMINISTERED 93 FLU SHOTS AT BUSINESSES, AND SCHOOLS FOR EMPLOYEES IN 2023. THIS NUMBER CONTINUES TO GO DOWN DUE TO THE INCREASED AVAILABILITY OF OBTAINING A FLU SHOT AT MANY DIFFERENT LOCATIONS. -WE HELD OUR ANNUAL MEDICARE EDUCATION & COMPARISON EVENT AND HAD 24 ATTENDEES. WE ALSO PROVIDED ONE-ON-ONE COMPARISONS FOR 53 INDIVIDUALS SAVING THEM OVER $80,000. WE ALSO PRESENTED A MEDICARE OVERVIEW TO A LOCAL ROTARY WITH ABOUT 17 IN ATTENDANCE.-MAGRUDER SPONSORED 10 BLOOD DRIVES IN 2023. FOR THESE BLOOD DRIVES, WE NOT ONLY PROVIDE FREE SPACE AND PROMOTION OF THE EVENT, BUT WE ALSO ALLOW EMPLOYEES TO DONATE ON WORK TIME. -WE PROVIDED DISCHARGE MEALS FOR 729 PATIENTS IN 2023. -WE PROVIDED $320 OF FREE TRANSPORTATION FOR PATIENTS WHO HAD NO OTHER WAY HOME. -WE PROVIDED HEALTH EDUCATION PROGRAMS FOR 361 PARTICIPANTS ON THE TOPICS OF NUTRITION, PHYSICAL ACTIVITY, ADVANCE DIRECTIVES, DIABETES AND CANCER. WE DID A FEW GROUP EDUCATION PROGRAMS AT THE HOSPITAL AND CONTINUED TO PROVIDE HEALTH EDUCATION BLOGS ON OUR WEBSITE AND SOCIAL MEDIA AND OFFER HEALTH TIPS IN OUR MONTHLY WELLNESS CALENDAR. -ER AND URGENT CARE INSTALLED FRAMES IN EACH PATIENT ROOM AND WE HUNG FLYERS IN THERE WITH INFORMATION ABOUT MEDICATION DISPOSAL, SUPPORT GROUPS AND MEDICARE OPEN ENROLLMENT WHICH REACHED 5,352 PATIENTS.-MAGRUDER SPONSORED OR PARTICIPATED IN THE FOLLOWING COMMUNITY BUILDING ACTIVITIES: -OTTAWA COUNTY FAIR -COMMUNITY DAY (COMMUNITY RESOURCE FAIR) -4H -OVERDOSE AWARENESS -ELDER ABUSE AWARENESS -SUMMER LUNCH PROGRAMTHESE COMMUNITY BUILDING ACTIVITIES SUPPORT ORGANIZATIONS THAT ASSIST COMMUNITY MEMBERS IN OBTAINING THE RESOURCES AND SERVICES THEY NEED, WHETHER IT'S ADVOCACY, EXERCISE, SAFE AND AFFORDABLE HOUSING, SHELTER, NUTRITION, MEDICAL EQUIPMENT OR SAFE ACTIVITIES FOR TEENS.-MAGRUDER CONTINUED ITS STAFF COMMUNITY INVOLVEMENT PROGRAM WHERE THE HOSPITAL PAYS EMPLOYEES TO VOLUNTEER 4 HOURS IN THE COMMUNITY. IN 2023 MAGRUDER PAID EMPLOYEES TO VOLUNTEER 406 HOURS IN THE COMMUNITY. THESE VOLUNTEERS HOURS INCLUDED: HELPING WITH FREE SPORTS PHYSICALS, UNITED WAY EFFORTS, BLOOD PRESSURE CHECKS FOR HALL WALKERS AT LOCAL SCHOOL, OSU FINANCIAL LITERACY PROGRAM IN COUNTY MIDDLE SCHOOLS, PACKING LUNCHES FOR SUMMER LUNCH PROGRAM, VOLUNTEERING AT AREA LIGHTHOUSE, SUMMER CAMP HELPER, RINGING THE BELL FOR SALVATION ARMY, HELPING WITH FLU SHOTS, SORTING TOYS FOR TOYS FOR TOTS, 4H VOLUNTEER, LITTER PICK UP, LOCAL FOOD BANK, DONATING BLOOD AND MORE. -MAGRUDER'S LEADERSHIP TEAM ALSO CONTINUES TO PARTICIPATE IN A VARIETY OF COMMUNITY BOARDS AND ORGANIZATIONS: 3 AREA CHAMBERS OF COMMERCE, OTTAWA COUNTY COUNCIL OF HEALTH & SOCIAL CONCERNS, OTTAWA COUNTY TASK FORCE ON AGING, PREVENTION COALITION, OSU EXTENSION ADVISORY BOARD, OTTAWA COUNTY IMPROVEMENT CORPORATION, OTTAWA COUNTY BUSINESS ADVISORY COUNCIL AND OTTAWA COUNTY SAFETY COUNCIL. IN 2023 MAGRUDER PARTNERED WITH THE OTTAWA COUNTY HEALTH DEPARTMENT, THE MENTAL HEALTH BOARD OF SANDUSKY, OTTAWA, SENECA AND WYANDOT COUNTIES AND 16 OTHER COUNTY GROUPS AND AGENCIES TO COMPLETE A NEW COMMUNITY HEALTH NEEDS ASSESSMENT. BELOW ARE THE PRIORITIES AND STRATEGIES IDENTIFIED BY THESE OTTAWA COUNTY HEALTH PARTNERS:PRIORITY 1 MENTAL HEALTHSTRATEGIES: EXPAND MENTAL HEALTH AND SUICIDE PREVENTION EDUCATION IN OTTAWA COUNTY SCHOOLS, IMPLEMENT 'HANDLE WITH CARE' PROGRAM, EXPAND PEER SUPPORT SERVICES AND RECOVERY MEETINGS IN OTTAWA COUNTYPARTNERS: OTTAWA CO. HEALTH DEPT., PREVENTION COALITION, NAMI, COUNTY SCHOOLS, OAK HOUSE, JUVENILE COURT, FAMILY & CHILDREN FIRST COUNCIL, HOPE RECOVERY NETWORK, OHIO DEPT. OF PUBLIC SAFETYPRIORITY 2 SUBSTANCE USESTRATEGIES: IMPLEMENT COMMUNITY AWARENESS CAMPAIGN AND SELLER SERVICE TRAININGPARTNERS: OTTAWA CO. HEALTH DEPT., PREVENTION COALITION, RECOVERY COMMUNITY, MENTAL HEALTH & RECOVERY SERVICES BOARD, OHIO INVESTIGATIVE UNITPRIORITY 3 ACCESS TO CARESTRATEGIES: INCLUDE DOCTORS AND CLINICS IN OCTA LOOP, CREATE TELEHEALTH EDUCATION MATERIAL, LOOK AT HIRING PRIMARY CARE AND IMPLEMENTING DENTAL BUS, PROMOTE OSHIIP AND MARKETPLACE NAVIGATORS, EXPAND FIND-A-DOC SERVICES AND PROMOTE COMMUNITY HEALTH WORKER PROGRAMPARTNERS: SENIOR RESOURCES, OCTA, MAGRUDER HOSPITAL, CANCER SERVICES, OTTAWA CO. HEALTH DEPT., LUCAS COUNTY CARENET, OHIO DEPT. OF INSURANCEPRIORITY 4 ECONOMIC STABILITYSTRATEGIES: CREATE LISTING OF AVAILABLE AND AFFORDABLE CHILDCARE PROVIDERS, CREATE AFFORDABLE HOUSING OPTIONS, REDUCE HOMELESSNESS AND PRECARIOUS HOUSINGPARTNERS: OTTAWA COUNTY IMPROVEMENT CORPORATION, CHILDCARE COMMITTEE TASK FORCE, YWCA, RIVERVIEW HEALTHCARE CAMPUS, NORTHERN MANUFACTURING, NELSON MANUFACTURING, HOUSING TASK FORCE, OTTAWA CO. AUDITOR, FIRELANDS FORWARD WORKFORCE DEVELOPMENT, HOMELESSNESS COALITION, SALVATION ARMY, MUNICIPALITY DEVELOPERSPRIORITY 5 CHRONIC DISEASESSTRATEGIES: EXPAND PHYSICAL ACTIVITY OPPORTUNITIES, EXPAND HEALTH EDUCATION OPPORTUNITIES, EXPAND COMMUNITY HEALTH WORKER PROGRAMPARTNERS: OSU EXTENSION OFFICE, SENIOR RESOURCES, AREA OFFICE ON AGING, OTTAWA CO. HEALTH DEPT., MAGRUDER HOSPITAL, OTTAWA CO. BOARD OF DEVELOPMENTAL DISABILITIES, OTTAWA CO. JOB & FAMILY SERVICESPRIORITY 6 ENVIRONMENTAL CONDITIONSSTRATEGIES: INCREASE EDUCATION ON BED BUGS, REDUCE MOLD EXPOSURE, ADDRESS LOCAL EFFECTS OF CLIMATE CHANGE, EXPAND MOSQUITO SURVEY PROGRAM, EXPAND SEWAGE TREATMENT SYSTEM REPLACEMENT ASSISTANCE PROGRAMPARTNERS: OTTAWA CO. HEALTH DEPT., OTTAWA CO. JOB & FAMILY SERVICES, HOME HEALTH AGENCIES, LAW ENFORCEMENT, OCTA, SCHOOLS, LAKE ERIE SHORES & ISLANDS, EMERGENCY MANAGEMENT AGENCY, REGIONAL PLANNING, OHIO DEPT. OF HEALTH, ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION AGENCYMAGRUDER AND ALL OF THE OTTAWA COUNTY COMMUNITY HEALTH PARTNERS VIEW THIS ASSESSMENT AND PLAN AS A LIVING, BREATHING DOCUMENT THAT NEEDS TO REPRESENT THE CURRENT STATE OF OUR COMMUNITIES. TO THAT END, WE STRIVE TO ROUTINELY REVIEW THE DOCUMENT TO MAKE SURE THE GOALS AND STRATEGIES THAT WE ARE IMPLEMENTING ARE RELEVANT AND IMPACTFUL. CERTAINLY, THERE IS MUCH WORK TO BE DONE IN THESE AND MANY OTHER AREAS RELATED TO THE HEALTH OF OTTAWA COUNTY. WE ARE COMMITTED TO CONTINUING THAT WORK AS A HOSPITAL AND AS A PARTNER IN THE COMMUNITIES WE SERVE.
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    Dates
    Jan 1, 2023 – Dec 31, 2023
    Source
    990
    No causes provided
    No populations provided
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    $56.6M