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Mercy Health Foundation FY 2015 Annual Report

June 30, 2015

Mercy was founded as a ministry that cares for children, a tradition that continues today. We take community partnerships very seriously, so during the planning and development of Mercy Kids, we involved several community focus groups. The call of our Springfield communities was clear: “Take care of our children.”

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Consulate Health Care

Consulate Health Care is a leading national provider of senior healthcare services, specializing in post-acute care. We offer services ranging from comprehensive short-term rehabilitation and transitional care to Alzheimer’s and dementia care. At Consulate Health Care, we are leaders in short-term rehabilitative programs, and as such, we get people home faster. Consulate Health Care began as a small provider in Cheswick, PA with a strong focus on patient needs. We haven’t wavered from that focus, which has strengthened our family, allowing us to sustain jobs in many communities, create rigorous systems of care and deploy technology that makes it easier to understand patient needs.

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Mercy Health Foundation FY 2015 Annual Report