Our Hospital
Foundation
The Strathcona Community Hospital Foundation was formed in 2008 to complement the Strathcona Community Hospital (opened 2014). By keeping its finger on the pulse of the community, the Foundation keeps up to date with community trends and concerns, and works to support overall health and wellbeing through its relationships with community members and groups. You’ll find the Foundation working with other social profits in the community, sitting at the Social Framework Leadership Table, and planning and community events. We want the community to have more than access to the best healthcare possible, we want them to feel connected to the Hospital and community.
As part of our mandate to support the Strathcona Community Hospital, the Foundation connects with corporate partners and community members to raise funds for the improvement of hospital services. A dedicated board of directors and small administrative team facilitate this process and work with Alberta Health Services to ensure donor funds make the biggest possible impact.
Our Hospital Foundation
The Strathcona Community Hospital Foundation was formed in 2008 to complement the Strathcona Community Hospital (opened 2014). By keeping its finger on the pulse of the community, the Foundation keeps up to date with community trends and concerns, and works to support overall health and wellbeing through its relationships with community members and groups. You’ll find the Foundation working with other social profits in the community, sitting at the Social Framework Leadership Table, and planning and community events. We want the community to have more than access to the best healthcare possible, we want them to feel connected to the Hospital and community.
As part of our mandate to support the Strathcona Community Hospital, the Foundation connects with corporate partners and community members to raise funds for the improvement of hospital services. A dedicated board of directors and small administrative team facilitate this process and work with Alberta Health Services to ensure donor funds make the biggest possible impact.
Funded equipment provided by SCHF to Strathcona Community Hospital with your help
(As of Nov 2021)
of emergency room visits are for Strathcona County residents
Annual emergency department visits
IV therapy patient visits annually
What We’re Striving For
What We’re
Striving For
Current Campaigns
With the use of donor contributions, the Foundation has been able to make several contributions to the hospital. Right now, our biggest need for funding is for the IV Therapy Room capital project, which will be our largest project to date!
Procedure Chair
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Intubating Bronchoscope
Assists in situations where there is difficulty with airways for patients.
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Laryngoscope Monitor
Assist when an intubation is required for patients with difficulty breathing.
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Blanket Warmer
Enables clinical providers to move patients into various comfortable positions for assessment and treatment.
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Wheelchairs
For portering patients, a portable ultrasound for improved diagnosis and treatment and specialized pediatric syringe pumps.
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Procedure Chair
Enables clinical providers to move patients into various comfortable positions for assessment and treatment.
ECG Page Writer
Simplifies and streamlines workflow.
Intubating Bronchoscope
Assists in situations where there is difficulty with airways for patients.
Laryngoscope Monitor
Assist when an intubation is required for patients with difficulty breathing.
Blanket Warmer
Enables clinical providers to move patients into various comfortable positions for assessment and treatment.
Wheelchairs
For portering patients, a portable ultrasound for improved diagnosis and treatment and specialized pediatric syringe pumps.
Otology Instruments
For use within the Otology Clinic.
The IV Therapy Room
The STCHF is undertaking a Capital Project the much needed expansion of the “IV Therapy Room.” The IV Therapy Room accommodates antibiotic and non antibiotic infusions to support the community for iron infusions, therapeutic phlebotomy, Eclasta infusions, Blood and Blood product infusions and Central line care. The IV Therapy clinic is serving 600 patient visits a month and operates 7 days a week. The much needed expansion would enable the Hospital to serve more patients. Estimated cost $1.4 million.
Donate Today
Support healthcare in your community with a donation to STCHF. We are committed to improving the care available at the Strathcona Community Hospital - your contributions make it happen! Donations of all sizes are gratefully received.
Donate Today
Support healthcare in your community with a donation to STCHF. We are committed to improving the care available at the Strathcona Community Hospital – your contributions make it happen! Donations of all sizes are gratefully received.
