Thanks to generous donors like you, we're supporting our Methodist patients, implementing new programs and strengthening the delivery of health care to everyone who needs it. It's our privilege to share how our donors are making an impact in our communities.
Put yourself on the list! Methodist Hospital Foundation is launching a brand-new event called Women Connect on Saturday, October 22.
Prioritize your health, cross a few things off your to-do list, and join a community that’s doing good for others. Women Connect is comfy, casual and FREE.
Every woman deserves individualized, compassionate health care throughout her lifetime.
To increase access at every stage – from adolescence through pregnancy, mid-life and beyond – we have to grow too.
Phase two of the Methodist Hospital Emergency Department expansion and renovation opened in early June thanks to the generous support of our Foundation donors.
This second phase includes a suite for the survivors of sexual assault, domestic abuse, elder abuse and sex trafficking; two behavioral health safe rooms; and patient restrooms. Once all three phases of the project are complete in the fall of 2022, the number of patient rooms in the ED will have doubled – from 12 to 24.
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During an especially challenging couple of years, you haven’t waivered; supporting our patients, students and communities because you care, because you want to make an impact, because generosity is in your DNA. |
The Methodist Newsroom highlights the culture of caring we live every single day. Explore stories about our providers, technology, services and patients. We also invite you to get to know — and be inspired by — some of our generous donors. You may find you have a lot in common. Their stories make our story possible.
DeDra Robb hadn’t met Adam Wells, MD, before Saturday, April 30. But Dr. Wells, the medical director of Methodist Hospital’s Intensive Care Unit (ICU), quickly deduced two things: how dire DeDra’s situation was and how much she wanted to see her 17-year-old son graduate from high school.
A place of tranquility and beauty at Methodist Women’s Hospital now pays tribute to the visionary physician leader, surgeon and educator who helped make it possible.
Inspired by the bravery of those battling cancer, our Methodist Hospital Foundation donors continue to respond with generosity. Through your support of Harper’s Hope Cancer Survivorship Program and Inner Beauty Salon, you've touched the life of Crystal Slaughter and so many others on a journey toward healing.
A special thanks to Cox Charities for supporting our Methodist Equipment Loan Program with a $5,000 Community Involvement Grant.
On June 21, the Adam M. Koslosky Reflection Garden proved the perfect place for patients and staff to celebrate the summer solstice and the official turn of the season.
Leap-for-a-Cure is an incredible partner to those battling cancer and to our Methodist Hospital Foundation. A recent tour underscored the real impact its generosity is having on our Methodist patients.
Students are wrestling with increasing rates of depression, anxiety and suicidal thoughts. Bouts of isolation are also taking a toll. Our Foundation donors are meeting the need, supporting the only counseling program of its kind in Omaha.
It's been on the Methodist rehabilitation staff’s wish list for years. Thanks to a gift from the Nebraska chapter of the Fraternal Order of Eagles, the dream is now a reality.
“This device will change lives,” said Tracy Madden-McMahon, president and CEO of Methodist Hospital Foundation.
Your generous support of Methodist Mobile 3D Mammography helped bring the pink coach to Latino Center of the Midlands in November. Two visits resulted in 40 women receiving mammograms — women who, otherwise, could have gone unscreened.
When patients are in need or their families are feeling overwhelmed, Methodist’s social work team continually steps in with skill, creativity and compassion. Backing them up? Methodist Hospital Foundation and our generous donors.
More people are being screened for diabetes – and vaccinated against COVID-19 – because of our Methodist Hospital Foundation donors.
Your gifts help support Nebraska Methodist College’s Mobile Diabetes Center (MDC), which provides free screenings and more to underserved members of our communities.
Scare Away Cancer is a nonprofit organization operated by employee volunteers from MCL Construction. We are grateful for its steady support of the Inner Beauty Salon at the Methodist Estabrook Cancer Center.
We are thrilled to honor Christ Community Church with one of our Sharing the Care Awards. We give this honor to individuals, groups or businesses that take extraordinary steps to help Methodist deliver The Meaning of Care.
Inspired by the bravery of those battling cancer, our Methodist Hospital Foundation donors continue to respond with generosity. You've touched the life of Sandy Krupka and so many others on a journey toward healing.
A touching gift to Methodist Hospital Foundation proves that, even decades later, gratitude doesn't expire.
The Caring Cradle is a device that cools and offers a more dignified, comfortable way for parents and families to spend time with a baby who has passed away.
Honoring the Individuals, groups and business that help Methodist deliver The Meaning of Care.
Methodist Hospital Foundation is grateful for JE Dunn Construction Company’s support of the Methodist Community Counseling Program.
Pictured from left to right: Gordon Lansford, President & CEO of JE Dunn Construction Company, Tracy Madden-McMahon, President & CEO of Methodist Hospital Foundation, RyAnne Elsesser, Philanthropy Officer at Methodist Hospital Foundation, Chris Pesek, Vice President at JE Dunn Construction Company and Paul Neidlein, Midwest President at JE Dunn Construction Company.
