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Memorial Regional Health Ladies’ Auxiliary donates to the Memorial Regional Hospital Foundation to support home health care
Back row: Ashley Kawcak, Susan Chenoweth, Kristine Cooper, Jennifer Businger, Staci Byers, Front row; Eva Peroulis, Linda Riley, Suzi Kull, Margaret Perez, Julie Gates and Terry Carwile. (Courtesy Photo)
The Memorial Regional Health Ladies’ Auxiliary recently donated $2,500 to the MRH Foundation to support the MRH Home Health and Hospice Department. One of the Foundation’s goal this year is to raise $50,000 in support of this critical service for our aging population in Moffat County.
The donation will help support the “Transition to Home” program. MRH understands the value keeping loved ones in their home to regain strength and independence. Funding will also be dedicated to hospice services to improve the quality of life for patients and family members who are experiencing the end-of-life.