GIVING…
is a powerful act that enriches the lives of those who give and those who receive.
Led by its Board of Directors who serve as vital community advocates, the NIH Foundation is responsible for generating awareness and raising funds for programs, services, and new technologies serving the Northern Inyo Healthcare District. Since its establishment in 1995, the Foundation and the District have greatly benefited from the extraordinary generosity of our community. Time after time, our donors have helped us bring these upgrades and enhancements to the people we serve.
Foundation Invests Nearly $30,000 in Cardiology Exam Rooms
The Northern Inyo Hospital Foundation has approved nearly $30,000 to furnish and equip four new exam rooms supporting Cardiology services at the NIH Specialty Clinic.
Approved at the Foundation’s July 14 meeting, the investment will help provide the space and equipment needed to support expanded Cardiology services and improve access to specialty care close to home.
The funding is one example of how donations to the Foundation are put to work locally. In partnership with Northern Inyo Hospital, the Foundation supports investments in medical equipment, patient services and infrastructure that enhance care for residents throughout the Eastern Sierra.
The Foundation’s impact also extends beyond the hospital walls. August marks the 10th anniversary of the Care Shuttle, a free transportation service initiated and funded by the Foundation. The Foundation has supported the purchase and maintenance of the vehicles that help patients get to and from medical appointments.
From helping to equip new clinical spaces to supporting patient transportation, contributions to the Northern Inyo Hospital Foundation help strengthen local healthcare today and into the future.
A Cause We Support:
NIH CAREshuttle
The CAREshuttle, supported by the Northern Inyo Hospital Foundation, helps remove transportation barriers so community members can access the care they need. By providing free rides to medical appointments within the Eastern Sierra, the shuttle helps patients focus on their health rather than how they’ll get there.