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Horn Memorial Auxilians Donate Second Room to the Inpatient Building Project

Susan Miller, Cecile Bargar, Marilyn Skaren, Glen Winekauf, Sue Smith, Jane O'Tool, and Robin Thornhill

The HMH Auxiliary recently pledged their support to Horn Memorial Hospital’s $9 million Inpatient Building Project.  The Auxiliary pledged $25,000 for naming rights to the one of the seventeen patient rooms.  They presented CEO Glen Winekauf a check for $15,000 and plan to pay the remaining $10,000 over the next few years.  This is the second room donation for the auxiliary, bringing their total to $50,000 in support of the project.

CEO, Glen Winekauf comments, “We are very fortunate to have such great support from our Hospital Auxiliary.  We are extremely pleased with how well this project has gone. The large and small courtyards are nearing completion, and we look forward to utilizing all of the space come spring.”

The Inpatient Project fundraising campaign has come to an end with the recent Foundation Festival held on November 3^rd.  The Foundation kicked off this campaign two years ago at their annual event and closed the project with their $115,000 donation this year, which brought the Foundation’s total to $300,000 in support of the new patient rooms and an overall total of $1.583 million raised for the new Unit.   This does not mean that funds will no longer be accepted for this project, just that the hospital is no longer actively campaigning. 

Thank you to the community for the overwhelming support of the Inpatient Unit.

Horn Receives NuStep Donation

The Horn Memorial Health Promotions Department recently received a NuStep Seated Elliptical Recumbent Cross Trainer in memory of Diane Schreiber.  This piece of equipment is a great benefit to the Cardiac, Pulmonary, and Physical Therapy Departments as they exercise patients on the seated cross trainers daily.  Present in photo from left are Diane’s sons and daughter-in-law:  Andy, Kim and Judd Schreiber.

United Airlines Trust Fund Grant Benefits Ida County MRC

Horn Memorial Hospital recently received a United Airlines Trust Fund grant through the Siouxland Community Foundation. The grant provided First Aid Kits and emergency blankets to the Ida County MRC members and banners to promote the “You Are the Help, Until Help Arrives” program.  Pictured are some of the MRC members: Marilyn Skaren, Anne Johnson, LuAnn Bennett, Erin Dausel, Rich Salcido, Greg Steenbock, Micki Fischer, Lori Peterson, Nancy Schoen, Larry Albrecht and Patti Andrews, MRC Unit Leader.