Mission Memorial Hospital receives state-of-the-art equipment from auxiliary society

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MISSION Memorial Hospital has received a generous donation of essential medical equipment from the Mission Health Care Auxiliary Society. This donation is significantly enhancing the hospital’s capacity to provide high-quality care to its patients-in-care.

The donation, valued at $35,160, includes a variety of crucial items from the Mission Memorial equipment needs list. Among the donated equipment:

* 4 O2 tank stands with wheels: $600.

* 1 Vein Finder: $9,620.

* 2 Four-wheeled walkers (regular height): $200.

* 2 Four-wheeled walkers (tall height): $200.

* 1 Pediatric syringe pump: $4,540.

* 3 Vital signs machines (Medical): $15,000.

* 1 Vital signs machine (PATH): $5,000.

The auxiliary members, pictured here with the vital signs machines and O2 tank stands, have worked tirelessly to support the hospital’s needs. Their dedication and fundraising efforts have made this significant contribution possible, ensuring that the hospital is well-equipped to meet the demands of patient care.

“We are incredibly grateful for the Auxiliary’s unwavering support,” said Elizabeth Harris, executive director, Fraser Valley Health Care Foundation. “Their contributions are invaluable and will directly impact the quality of care we can provide to our community”.

The new equipment will be instrumental in various departments, aiding in everything from routine check-ups to critical care.

The Auxiliary’s commitment to the hospital exemplifies the power of community support in enhancing healthcare services in the Fraser Valley. Their efforts not only provide immediate benefits, but also inspire others to contribute to the well-being of the community.

For more information on how to support the Mission Memorial Hospital, contact: Lakhbir.Jassal@fraserhealth.ca or visit fvhcf.ca to learn more.