The Greater Richland Area Cancer Elimination (GRACE) has donated equipment valued at $8,029.70 to The Kraemer Infusion Center at The Richland Hospital and Clinics, helping ensure patients continue to receive high-quality care close to home.
Unexpected and urgent needs can place a strain on the resources of rural hospitals. That is why The Richland Hospital and Clinics is grateful for the ongoing support of community organizations such as GRACE and the Richland Hospital Foundation.
RNs Angela Monson, Michele Brewer, Kaylyn Hellebrand, and Scott Abbott immediately put the blood pressure monitors, a gift from GRACE, to use. “We’re so grateful for their unwavering support,” says Michele Brewer, Lead RN.
Recently, an increase in patients seeking treatment at The Kraemer Infusion Center created an urgent need for additional mobile blood pressure monitors. GRACE quickly stepped forward to help meet that need through its generous donation.
“It’s incredible to have a partner like GRACE in our community,” said Angie Coenen, director of The Richland Hospital Foundation. “Their consistent commitment to putting patients above all else aligns with our goals.”
The donation will help infusion center staff continue providing safe, efficient care while enhancing the patient experience. The support reflects GRACE’s longstanding dedication to improving cancer care and supporting local patients and families throughout the Greater Richland Area.
The Richland Hospital and Clinics extends its sincere appreciation to GRACE for its generosity and continued investment in the health and well-being of the community.
About Greater Richland Area Cancer Elimination (GRACE):
Greater Richland Area Cancer Elimination (GRACE) is a community-based organization dedicated to supporting local cancer patients and advancing cancer-related resources and services throughout the Greater Richland Area.
The Richland Hospital and Clinics is a nationally awarded health care facility dedicated to caring, educating, and healing. Providing compassionate care for 100 years to residents of the greater Richland County area, TRHC operates an independent, integrated medical practice group in three locations, including rural health clinics in Spring Green and Muscoda and a critical access hospital at its primary location in Richland Center, WI
