Campaign Eisenhower is our plan to address the challenges we face. With your help, we are confident it will succeed.
Campaign Eisenhower is a comprehensive
capital expansion plan designed to ensure
this hospital's future as one of the best
hospitals in the United States. Our capital improvements
will cost more than $300 million — our goal
is to raise half of it from individuals
like you who believe in the vision of excellence
on which we were founded. Yes, we are asking
for your philanthropic support, but we also
are asking you to make an investment in
your own health, and in the peace of mind
that comes from knowing you will get the
quality of care you need, when you need
it.
Right now, we need you. Please help us fulfill
our promise to be here when you need us.
Give to Campaign Eisenhower.
Yours for continued excellence in health care.
G. Aubrey Serfling
President and Chief Executive Officer
Eisenhower Medical Center
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(Left to right) G.
Aubrey Serfling, President and Chief
Executive
Officer, and Harry M. Goldstein,
Chairman of the Board
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Eisenhower
Medical Center was founded over 30 years
ago based on a vision of excellence. It
is our personal mission to sustain this
vision by making Five Star Treatment for
Everyone® a day-to-day reality
— not just a slogan. But now, more than
ever, we need your help.
Today our hospital is facing unprecedented challenges. Chief among them is the fact that reimbursement from payers is inadequate to fulfill this mission, our current facilities are lagging behind the health care needs of the valley's growing population, and we are required by state law to build a new patient pavilion that meets strict new seismic safety standards by 2008 - or face closure of a significant part of our inpatient capacity.
These challenges aren't insurmountable. Left unresolved, however, they will compromise the level and quality of care that Eisenhower provides. We are not willing to take that risk. Which is why we have formulated a strategic plan.
Harry M. Goldstein
Chairman of the Board
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