New report details KRMC’s benefit to the community
Kingman Regional Medical Center has released a new report outlining its benefits to the community. (KRMC courtesy photo)
KINGMAN – The Kingman Regional Medical Center has issued a report giving an overview of its civic contributions in 2020.
“In alignment with our mission of serving our community with compassion and commitment, KRMC is dedicated to supporting our public in many ways. This investment in our community is compiled in our Community Benefit Report,” KRMC wrote in a news release.
The 2020 KRMC Community Benefit Report can be viewed online at www.azkrmc.com/community.
Overall, the value of KRMC’s community benefit support equals nearly $23 million during 2020 alone. This includes funding for charity medical care, unbillable medical services, and uncompensated costs from Medicare and Medicaid, the news release explained.
The report also summarizes KRMC’s contributions to local organizations and community programs, and outlines its impact on the local economy.
The document also describes KRMC’s response to the COVID-19 pandemic through Dec. 31, 2020.
According to KRMC CEO Will McConnell “KRMC is proud to work with our community partners to enhance the health, wellness, and quality of life of area residents. There is great opportunity in working together for the good of all.”
Information provided by Kingman Regional Medical Center
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- 2 dead in residential structure fire in Valle Vista
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- Kingman will become well-positioned on the Sun Corridor Trail for ATVs, bikes and horses
- State reports 81 new cases of COVID-19 in Mohave County
- Kingman police arrest man in connection with string of burglaries
- Kingman police to educate residents on RV, oversized vehicle ordinance
- Sheriff’s office seeks public’s assistance in locating robbery suspect
- C-A-L Ranch store to open in Kingman
- Second body identified in double homicide investigation in Kingman
- COVID-19 vaccines now available to 75-and-older age group in Mohave County
- Kingman pair arrested for alleged shoplifting, drug possession
- Kingman man arrested after reportedly driving 100 mph, fleeing from law enforcement
- 2 dead in Kingman after personal property argument
- Kingman woman reportedly admits to stabbing boyfriend
- Embry opens COVID vaccination site at Mohave Community College in Kingman
- Embry to provide vaccinations in Kingman, Havasu and Bullhead
- Mohave 911
- C-A-L Ranch store to open in Kingman
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