Reaching out to our Community As part of our mission, we are committed to providing the services our community needs. That’s not just for when they come to the hospital, it’s a year round commitment that makes us a part of their everyday lives. Here are just a few of the ways we like to give back to our community: - Annual United Way campaign, giving employees the opportunity to make contributions and support affiliated programs.
- Time off with pay to serve their civic obligation through Jury Duty
- Diabetic Support Group
- Women’s Health and Prenatal Classes
- “Love Your Heart” cardiac exercise classes offered free to the community
- Senior Friends club and activities
- Participation in the “BeANurse@HCA” career program designed to educate and encourage young people to pursue a career in healthcare
Hurricane Katrina Relief Information HCA is committed to helping those affected by Hurricane Katrina. If you are a displaced HCA employee - or a friend or family of a displaced HCA employee - with any questions, please visit HCAOnSite. If you are not an HCA employee with a login/password, there are instructions at the top of the page for you to enter the site. Family members trying to locate displaced patients should call 800-345-1732. Displaced HCA Employees seeking paycheck information need to call 800-265-8422. Displaced HCA clinical employees seeking work at other HCA facilities, please call 866-967-5748. Displaced HCA employees, patients, or patient's families in need of travel arrangements should call 800-892-4188. If outside 8am-5pm CST, call (800) 973-7896. If you'd like to make a financial contribution for hurricane victims, call (877)857-HOPE or visit HCA Hope Fund. Eligible HCA employees wishing to apply for relief should visit HCA Hope Fund as well. HCA will continue to do everything possible to help in the Hurricane Relief. With a recent $1 million dollar donation to relief funds and airlift evacuation from Tulane University, HCA has shown their dedication to making a difference in the lives of those in need. For the latest news on Hurricane Relief efforts, visit HCA's Hurricane News Release page. Anyone wishing to join the relief effort for all hurricane victims can visit The American Red Cross to make a contribution. ARH Participates in the National 100,000 Lives Campaign The national 100,000 lives campaign is a voluntary initiative spearheaded by the Institute for Healthcare Improvement (IHI). Unveiled on December 14, 2004, the campaign seeks to save 100,000 lives by implementing proven health care improvement techniques to reduce preventable inpatient deaths. VHHA has committed to assist in this effort. As a population-based proportion, Virginia's share of this goal would be approximately 2,500 lives saved. IHI aimes to enlist 2,000 hospital across the country to reach this goal by June 14, 2006. Alleghany Regional is happy to report that we are a participant in this program. | 
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