For over 70 years,
Carson Tahoe Health has played an integral part in the health of the
community. In today's world, it's not just about taking care of sick
people but figuring out how to keep them healthy. As a not-for-profit
healthcare system, CTH is continually seeking ways to improve the care and
resources we provide - that's why all of our earnings stay here and are
reinvested to make our community a healthier place to live. This also means
that we are dedicated to supporting other local non-profit organizations that
share the same vision.
Contributions to Community Health
In 2019 Carson Tahoe's contributions included community initiatives and
non-reimbursed healthcare services.
$19,148,752
- Uncompensated Care
Providing assistance to those who cannot pay for medical care
$3,109,302
- Community Benefits
We define community benefits as:
- Improving access to healthcare
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Reducing geographic, financial, or cultural barriers to health services
- Enhancing public health
- Advancing healthcare knowledge
- Helping train future healthcare professionals
- Maintaining a full continuum of services to prevent gaps in care
- Supporting community organizations
$22,258,054
- Total Contributions
2019 Commitment to Community:
to mention a few...
- The Salvation Army - Meeting human needs without discrimination
- Healthy Communities Coalition - Dayton Food Pantry
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Carson City Meals on Wheels - Providing help, autonomy, and security for
Carson City seniors
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The Greenhouse Project - Growing, giving, and teaching for a healthier,
greener, sustainable community
-
National Alliance on Mental Illness - Building better lives for people
affected by mental illness
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Friends in Service Helping - Providing food, clothing, shelter, and medical
aid to the homeless and hungry
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Boys and Girls Club of Western Nevada - inspire and enable all young people
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Brewery Arts Center - Fostering an amazing relationship between the
community and the arts
- Senior Service Network - Assisting seniors in need
-
American Heart Association - Aimed at reducing heart disease and stroke in
northern Nevada
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