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$7M Campaign Aims to Keep Care at Home in Warren

  • May 9
  • 1 min read
Warren General Hospital’s Capital campaign has confirmed major donations, including a pledge at the naming level for the Warren General Hospital Cancer Care Center.
Warren General Hospital’s Capital campaign has confirmed major donations, including a pledge at the naming level for the Warren General Hospital Cancer Care Center.

Warren General Hospital has officially launched the public phase of its “Building on Success” Capital Campaign, a $7 million effort aimed at strengthening local healthcare access through major investments in technology, infrastructure and patient services.


The initiative represents a pivotal moment for the region, as rural healthcare systems nationwide face increasing financial and operational pressures. That sense of urgency is reflected in the leadership guiding the effort, bringing together both past hospital administration in retired CEO and campaign leader Rick Allen, and present hospital administration in current CEO Dan Grolemund, to shape its direction.


“What a great time to once again do the full-scale capital campaign,” said Allen. “We identified over $12 million of capital needs that would really position the hospital to be successful for decades to come.”


 
 
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