- Birthcare Center
- Cardiac Care
- Emergency Services
- Transitional Care
- During Your Stay
- Home Health Care
- Intensive Care Services
- Kidney Dialysis
- Medicine Management
- Nutrition Services
- Shared Care Psychiatry
- Sleep Services
- Social Services
- Surgical Services
- Therapy
- Healthy Alternatives
- Home Health Care
- Nutrition Services
- Rehabilitation and Therapy
- Oak Crossing
- Lincoln Park
- Winchester on Washington
Copyright © 2009
St. Mary's Innovis Health
Our Foundation
If you would like to become involved at St. Mary’s Innovis Health, please contact the Development Office at (218) 847-0719.
FOUNDATION:
Investing In Our Community
2007 Senior Living Project $12 million
Creation of four distinct neighborhoods
• Featuring private/single rooms
• Spa Area with Whirlpool Tub
Creation of Main Street
• Soda/Gift Shop
• Salon
• Library
Creation of Chapel
• 2,000 sq. ft.
• Capacity for 80+ people/wheelchairs
Therapy Center
• 6,500 sq. ft.
• Seven private treatment rooms
• Two private pediatric treatment rooms
Ways You Can Get Involved:
The Foundation is made up of over 70 volunteers who recognize that a strong health care system depends on strong community relationships as well as philanthropic support. This support enables the creation of new facilities, upgrading of current facilities and acquiring new technology.
The Foundation, led by Kevin Mann is
comprised of the following committees:
Major Gifts
Kevin Mann, chair
Recognizes businesses and individual gifts of $25,000 or more
Special Gifts
DelRae Chivers, chair
The Gold Leaf Club recognizes individual gifts of $10,000 or more, payable up to 10 years.
Annual Support
Lori Thompson, chair
Legacy Leaders recognizes donors who give an annual gift of $100 or more.
Business Relations
Jerry Schutz, chair
The Business Honor Roll recognizes business gifts of $1,000, $5,000, $10,000, $25,000 or more.
Planned Gifts
Jim Lockrem, chair
Lasting Imprint recognizes those who have remembered St. Mary’s Innovis Health in their wills or estate plans.
Community Relations
Bobby Smith, chair
Community Relations seeks to forge stronger relationships with the community through programs and educational opportunities.
Employee Participation “ROOTS”
Jackie McKenzie, chair
ROOTS recognizes employees who have pledged financial support.
