Holy Cross Hospital 2015 Community Impact Calendar
2015Holy Cross CommunityImpact CalendarHighlighting Our Fiscal Year 2014Contributions to the Community
Holy CrossHospital:Our MissionIs YouMissionAs part of CHE Trinity Health, Holy CrossHospital serves in the spirit of the Gospel asa compassionate and transforming healingpresence within our communities.Core ValuesAs a faith-based health care ministry, it is vitallyimportant that we meet both our challengesand opportunities in the context of, and inaccordance with, our Core Values:ReverenceCommitment to those who are poorJusticeStewardshipIntegrityHighlights of Fiscal Year 2014Community BenefitsWe contributed 27 million for the care ofthe poor and disadvantaged, communityhealth services, health education, patient careservices and subsidized health services.
17Time Out for WomenLecture, 6–7 p.m.RSVP by calling954-351-7804.21222324293031New Year’s Day4567Dinner with theDoctor, 4–5 p.m.RSVP by calling954-351-5886.111812191320Health Lecture,4–5 p.m.RSVP by calling954-351-5886.Martin LutherKing Jr. Day25262728Health Lecture,4–5 p.m.RSVP by calling954-351-5886.Cervical HealthAwareness MonthPut your health first this year. Make an appointment foryour annual checkup, and talk with your doctor about important healthscreenings for your age group. For a Holy Cross Medical Group OB/GYNreferral, call 866-988-DOCS (3627).
MendedHeartsSupportGroupMended Hearts (Chapter #347,chartered in 2007) is affiliated withthe American Heart Association andAmerican College of Cardiology.The group provides support, healthinformation and outreach programs.Heart disease survivors and familymembers are invited to specialeducational and support sessionsheld each month at the Jim MoranHeart and Vascular Center at HolyCross Hospital.Visit our Chapter and learn how wehelp our members, their loved onesand others in the community. Callus at 954-229-7961, and we willsend you a copy of the next issueof our newsletter, Heart Matters.We also welcome walk-ins on thethird Thursday of each month at10:30 a.m. Valet parking is availableat the hospital’s main entrance.
4Dinner with theDoctor, 4–5 p.m.RSVP by calling954-351-5886.Groundhog Day891011Time Out for WomenLecture, 6–7 p.m.RSVP by calling954-351-7804.151617Presidents’ Day2223241819Health Lecture,4–5 p.m.RSVP by calling954-351-5886.Ash WednesdayChinese New Year2526Valentine’s Day20212728Health Lecture,4–5 p.m.RSVP by calling954-351-5886.AmericanHeart MonthTake care of your heart. Learn about cutting-edge treatmentsavailable at the Holy Cross Jim Moran Heart and Vascular Center or finda physician specialist at www.HolyCrossHeart.com.
CommunityInvolvement �»»»»»1000 Club to Benefit Cancer, Inc.4Kids of South FloridaAlzheimer’s Family CenterAmerican Cancer SocietyAmerican Diabetes AssociationAmerican Heart AssociationAmerican Medical Women’sAssociationArchdiocese of MiamiBOLD JusticeBoys and Girls Club ofBroward CountyBroward County Fraternal Orderof Police, District #5Broward County MedicalAssociationCatholic Charities LegalServices, Inc.Catholic Health ServicesFoundationThe Charity Guild ofFort LauderdaleChildren’s Diagnostic &Treatment Center, Inc.Cooperative Feeding Program(LifeNet4Families)Florida Atlantic University CollegePublicationsThe Florida Catholic, Inc.Gilda’s Club of South FloridaGloria M. Silverio FoundationGraham for the HomelessHealthy Mothers, Healthy BabiesCoalition of Broward County» Holy Cross Hospital-SisterCatherine McAuley Fund» Hope South Florida» Humanitarian EmergencyResponse Organization» Hypoglycemia SupportFoundation» Impact Broward» Jack & Jill Children’s Center» Leadership Broward Foundation» Leukemia & Lymphoma Society» Light of the World Clinic» March of Dimes» Minority Development &Empowerment, Inc.» Mt. Olivet Seventh-dayAdventist Church» The Need to Feed, Inc.» Notre Dame Club ofFort Lauderdale» The Pride Center at Equality Park» Richard J. Fox Foundation» Saint Lawrence Chapel» Second Chance Society» Susan G. Komen Miami/Ft. Lauderdale» Take Stock in Children» Tamarac Spanish Seventh-dayAdventist Church» Team of Life, Inc.(“Big Mama” Reed)» Tomorrow’s Rainbow» United Way of Broward County» Women in Distress of BrowardCounty, Inc.
21Dinner with theDoctor, 4–5 p.m.RSVP by calling954-351-5886.891011Time Out for WomenLecture, 6–7 p.m.RSVP by calling954-351-7804.Daylight savingtime begins1522291718St. Patrick’s DayHealth Lecture,4–5 p.m.RSVP by calling954-351-5886.2425American DiabetesAssociation Alert DayHealth Lecture,4–5 p.m.RSVP by calling954-351-5886.16233019First day of spring262731Palm SundayNational Colorectal CancerAwareness MonthNational Nutrition MonthHave you been tested? Men and women ages 50 and older need colon cancerscreenings. These tests find precancerous polyps so they can be removed before theyturn into cancer. Talk with your doctor about the screenings you need or call866-988-DOCS (3627) for a physician referral.28
Parish NurseServicesThe Parish Nursing Program promotes healthand wellness for seniors and vulnerablepopulations in our community, includinghomeless individuals and families, people wholack access to health care and disenfranchisedveterans. Directing people to appropriateproviders, linking them to primary medicalhomes and identifying appropriate resourcesto meet their health needs are part of ourParish Nurses’ responsibilities. Throughpartnerships with community agencies, clinicsand churches, the program also providesopportunities to socialize, be with peers andimprove family relationships. Services includehealth education and emotional support,health care management, health assessments,observation and referrals into care. Servicesare provided at four church locations and ahomeless facility.In fiscal year 2014, we provided Parish Nurseservices to 5,326 clients. We are currentlyexpanding this program and are seekingpartnerships with nurses who provide similarservices in their faith communities.If you are a nurse interested in a partnership,please call our Faith Community Coordinatorat 954-267-9551.
sdaywednesdaythursdayfridaysaturday1234Dinner with theDoctor, 4–5 p.m.RSVP by e Out for WomenLecture, 6–7 p.m.RSVP by calling954-351-7804.Easter12Passover beginsat sundownGood Friday131415Health Lecture,4–5 p.m.RSVP by calling954-351-5886.192021262728Health Lecture,4–5 p.m.RSVP by calling954-351-5886.Earth DayHealth Lecture,4–5 p.m.RSVP by calling954-351-5886.Stress Awareness MonthNational Cancer Control MonthUnder pressure? Long-term stress can cause a variety of health problems.Let the Holy Cross Zachariah Family Wellness Pavilion stress counselor help you.For more information, call 954-229-7950 or visit www.HolyCrossWellness.com.
MobileHealth UnitProgramThe Mobile Health Unit has been providinghealth care in our community since 2009and is dedicated to expanding accessto health services for the homeless andminority populations in targeted areas.Services onboard the van include:» Rapid HIV and OraSure testing» Rapid hepatitis C testing» Health exams by a doctor or an advancedregistered nurse practitioner (ARNP)» Health screenings (cholesterol, diabetes,blood pressure and pregnancy)» Care management» Links to health care services andaffordable health care navigators» Childhood immunizations» Flu vaccine shotsThe Mobile Health Unit operates up tosix days per week. In fiscal year 2014,it served 2,497 people.
1tuesdaywednesday56Cinco de MayoDinner with theDoctor, 4–5 p.m.RSVP by 12223282930Time Out for WomenLecture, 6–7 p.m.RSVP by calling954-351-7804.Mother’s Day17thursday181920Health Lecture,4–5 p.m.RSVP by calling954-351-5886.2425262731Memorial DayAmerican Stroke MonthArthritis Awareness MonthFind quality care. Our Comprehensive Stroke Center can treat acuteand wake-up strokes, and in most cases, reverse the damage. If you havesymptoms of stroke, call 911 right away; every minute counts. Learn aboutavailable stroke treatments at www.HolyCrossNeuro.com.
GrowingHealthy KidsGrowing Healthy Kids is dedicated to improvingknowledge, attitudes and behaviors towardgood nutrition, fitness and self-image. Itsprograms target underserved, lower-income,at-risk elementary school students in parochialand public schools. We partnered withcommunity organizations such as the 4-H Club,Florida Agriculture in the Classroom and theFlorida Farm Bureau. As a result, 159 classroomtrainings and healthy lifestyle tools wereprovided to 391 teachers and 3,745 studentsand parents in fiscal year 2014.The Pilates for Girls program aims to improve themental and physical health of female studentsand their teachers. MELT (myofascial energeticlength technique) classes were also providedto 274 school faculty members, parents andseniors. MELT enhances body awareness,rehydrates connective tissue, decreases stuckstress that accumulates from daily living andreturns the body to a more ideal state.Growing Healthy Kids also guided schools inplanting 83 on-site produce gardens that werecultivated and harvested by students. Thisexperience gave students, their families andschool communities new attitudes towardfood, nutrition, the earth, green programs andsustainability.
314151617181920252627Ramadan beginsat sundownFlag Day21222324Father’s DayFirst day of summer28National HIVTesting Day29UV Safety Month30Get checked. For a skin cancer screening, make an appointmentwith a Holy Cross Physician Partner dermatologist. Find a physicianat HolyCrossPhysicianPartners.com.
HomelessServices andHunger InitiativesWe participate in Broward County’s annual Point-inTime (PIT)—a reliable count of people experiencinghomelessness in our community. The data isused by government agencies to properly allocateassistance funds. The 2014 PIT count identified2,766 homeless individuals.Our response to our community’s homelessnessissues included:» Placing a Parish Nurse at a homeless day shelterand at church-based homeless feeding programs» Providing outreach screening services: breasthealth, blood pressure, blood sugar, cholesterol,and HIV and hepatitis testing (as well asassistance with necessary follow-up services)» Partnering with Hope South Florida to create aWellness Center with on-site health care servicesand education for homeless families» Joining homeless agency boards of directors» Serving as a leading community partner on theSouth Florida Hunger Coalition—a resource forraising food, funds and community awareness» Having Holy Cross Associates donate anddistribute food to small food pantries in BrowardCountyIn fiscal year 2014, our homeless services andhunger initiatives also provided:» Services to 2,177 homeless individuals» More than 3 tons of food to Broward’s food pantries
daywednesdaythursdayfridaysaturday1234Canada Day(Canada)Independence 31Urgent CareGet help for urgent care. For conditions not serious enough for the emergency room,visit Holy Cross Urgent Care & Imaging Center—now open in Fort Lauderdale and Boca Raton.Learn more at www.HolyCrossUrgentCare.com.
SchoolHealthProgramThe School Health Program gives thousandsof students access to school-based vision,hearing, immunization and scoliosisscreenings, as well as health educationclasses and immunizations. In addition,classes on CPR, blood-borne pathogens andstudent-related health concerns (diabetes andHIV/AIDS, for example) are available to schoolpersonnel. The program also provides healtheducation in nontraditional school settings,such as the Broward County JuvenileDetention Center.One of the goals of the School HealthProgram is to raise the immunization ratesof school-age children in our community.In addition to providing immunizations fromthe Centers for Disease Control’s Vaccinesfor Children initiative to eligible children,members of the program actively participatein Broward’s Immunization Coalition.In fiscal year 2014, the School HealthProgram provided:» 5,841 screenings» 1,990 immunization reviews» 4 82 immunizations» 491 referrals for follow-up» 88 health education classes(1,065 students and 428 adults)
esdaywednesdaythursdayfridaysaturday1World BreastFeeding 293031National ImmunizationAwareness MonthTAKE A SHOT AT GOOD HEALTH. Are your child's immunizations up-to-date?Find a Holy Cross Medical Group pediatrician by calling 866-988-DOCS (3627).
GoodstartProgramThe Goodstart Program provides healtheducation and promotes wellness toat-risk preschool students at theirdaycare facilities. In addition, monthlycaregiver workshops educate providerson children’s health issues. At theseworkshops, caregivers obtain thenecessary credits to stay licensed andremain in good standingfor employment.Partnering with Broward Impact,Goodstart presents monthly trainingfor seniors working with young children.In addition, a partnership with the JanMoran Collier City Library promoteshealth literacy through a monthlybook club. The combined efforts ofthis multigenerational program yieldsthousands of hours of essential healthand wellness education.In fiscal year 2014, the GoodstartProgram served:» 2,158 preschool students» 261 school-age children» 924 caregivers» 147 seniors
1112Labor Day13Patriot Day141516171819212223242526Yom Kippur beginsat sundownFirst day of fallMercy Day2930Grandparents DayRosh Hashanahbegins at sundown202728Prostate Cancer Awareness MonthOvarian Cancer Awareness MonthFind support. The team you need to fight prostate cancer is at theHoly Cross Michael and Dianne Bienes Comprehensive Cancer Center.Learn about our Prostate Cancer Clinic by calling 800-903-9702.
Partners inBreast HealthThe Partners in Breast Health (PIBH) programaims to increase access to breast health servicesin underserved communities throughout BrowardCounty. The goal is to save lives by reducing barriersand providing education and early detection.Partner community health agencies, federallyqualified health centers and outreach workers givereferrals to the program, and women are assessedfor program eligibility. At an appointment, a physicianand/or an advanced registered nurse practitioner(ARNP) may provide one-on-one education, generalhealth assessments, a clinical breast exam anda mammogram referral for women ages 40 andolder (or for younger women with symptoms ofbreast cancer). Follow-up care assists patients withdiagnostics, care and treatment. Special needs areoften met via the hospital’s financial assistanceprogram. PIBH receives private and grant funding forscreening and diagnostic services.In fiscal year 2014, PIBH provided1,253 screenings and diagnostic services(mammograms, ultrasounds, magnetic resonanceimaging [MRI] tests and biopsies).
1617222324293031Dinner with theDoctor, 4–5 p.m.RSVP by calling954-351-5886.11121314Time Out for WomenLecture, 6–7 p.m.RSVP by calling954-351-7804.Columbus Day18192021Health Lecture,4–5 p.m.RSVP by calling954-351-5886.25262728Health Lecture,4–5 p.m.RSVP by calling954-351-5886.National Breast CancerAwareness MonthHalloweenGive us a call. The Holy Cross Breast Cancer Clinic has the latesttreatments and the team you need in your fight against breast cancer, allunder one roof. Call 800-903-9702 to learn more.
Diabetes:Chronic DiseaseManagementEncouraging individuals and their health careproviders to use preventive health services, suchas disease self-management, chronic diseasemanagement, and participation in primary medicalhomes are key components in helping our communityremain healthy.During this past year and a half, Holy Cross Hospitalhad a dedicated nurse provide outreach educationto clients with diabetes in our community. A lack ofunderstanding about diabetes (and related diagnoses)often contributes to hospital admission, readmissionsand frequent visits to the emergency room. TheDiabetic Nurse Educator gives health information topeople with diabetes, their families and caregivers,paying special attention to health literacy and culturaland linguistic appropriateness. Understanding howto take control of diabetes empowers our communitymembers to take control of their health and future.In fiscal year 2014, our diabetes care included:» Lifestyle coaching: 116 people» Group education: 74 people» Blood sugar, total blood cholesterol andA1c screenings: 285
314Veterans DayTime Out for WomenLecture, 6–7 p.m.RSVP by calling954-351-7804.18192021262728Dinner with theDoctor, 4–5 p.m.RSVP by calling954-351-5886.Daylight savingtime ends8159161017Health Lecture,4–5 p.m.RSVP by an Diabetes MonthNational Alzheimer’s DiseaseAwareness MonthJoin us! Our free Diabetes Education Program includes individual/groupeducation, a support group, nutrition/exercise counseling and cookingdemonstrations. To learn more, call 954-771-2381.
HIV andHepatitis CTestingSince 2008, Holy Cross Hospital hasprovided easy access to rapid HIVtesting. In 2014, we were able to addaccess to rapid hepatitis C testingfor our community. Testing servicesare located at targeted outreach sitesand aboard the Mobile Health Unit.All clients are given pre- and posttest counseling, and those peopleconfirmed to be positive are directedto appropriate care and treatment. Inaddition to the HIV and hepatitis tests,clients are offered blood pressure, bloodglucose and cholesterol screenings.In fiscal year 2014, Holy Cross providedHIV testing services for 8,791 peopleand performed 3,938 HIV tests. Thepositivity rate was 0.2 percent.We also performed 551 hepatitis C tests,and the positivity rate was 3 percent.
y7tuesdaywednesdaythursdayfridaysaturday12345World AIDS DayDinner with theDoctor, 4–5 p.m.RSVP by calling954-351-5886.89101112171819242526Christmas EveChristmasFirst day of KwanzaaFirst night ofHanukkahPearl HarborRemembrance DayHoly CrossFoundation Day131415Time Out for WomenLecture, 6–7 p.m.RSVP by calling954-351-7804.16Health Lecture,4–5 p.m.RSVP by calling954-351-5886.20212223First day of winter2728293031New Year’s EveHow to DonateConsider a gift to help save lives. Find out how you can help ourhealing ministry by visiting www.HolyCrossDonations.com or calling954-229-8562.
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