Program areas at Mary Bridge Childrens Foundation
In 2023 Mary Bridge Children's Foundation provided $2,383,551 in funding for the new Mary Bridge kids play remodel. The Mary Bridge kid's play project is part of the overall replacement of the Mary Bridge Children's hospital. The project includes a new dedicated pediatric hospital, a new medical office building (mob)and 2 new parking garages. The new hospital will include 82 beds, 6 or's, cardiac cath lab, 2 endo suites, 29 ed exam rooms and full diagnostic imaging. There will be shell space for future bed capacity and 2 or's. The new mob will support ambulatory clinic functions including a new urgent care clinic, bh crisis assessment services, orthopedics, hematology/oncology, and infusion services. The new facility will promote a healthy environment and uniquely deploy- see sch o- technologies that enhance experience of patients and their families and simplifies the work of employees.
Mary Bridge Children's Foundation supports the facilities, programs and the operations of the multicare health system's, a related healthcare tax-exempt entity, pediatric network and multicare Mary Bridge Children's hospital.in 2023 the foundations provided $1,031,218 towards new equipment at the Mary Bridge Children's hopistal.
In 2023 Mary Bridge Children's Foundation provided $2,170,183 in funding to the following programs at Mary Bridge Children's hospital and pediatric network: family assistance and helping hands, child abuse and the center for childhood safety, the community health program and bridges/camp erin (a program for children who have lost family members).
Mary Bridge Children's Foundation provided $961,243 in support for multicare's ophthalmology clinic move at baker center.the new multicare Mary Bridge Mary Bridge Children's ophthalmology clinic will be built out in baker center on the 4th floor. This move is necessary as the east wing of the health center is being demolished. This move to baker center will provide an increase in space, allowing opportunities to hire additional providers and increase community access.