Support financially the Community Hospital.
The Pontiac Community Hospital Foundation is proud to participate at the dialysis project.
To know more about dialysis
On June 11th, 2007
Members of the Board of Directors
- Donald Lavallée, President
- Richard Grimard, Secretary
- Sylvia Poisson-Hodgins, Administrator
- John Musgrove, Administrator
- Lucie Hamilton, Administrator
- Dr Thomas O’Neill, Administrator
- Gregg Hayes, Administrator
Objectives
Support financially the Community Hospital.
Purchase or invest only when it is obvious that the fund raising will be beneficial for the users of the hospital and that the financement can not be received from somewhere else.
2006/2007
The Foundation contributes to: the installation of lights in the operating room : $ 2 687.81, the purchasing of a microscope (ORL) : $ 14 210.67, the palliative care project : $ 125 969.50.
November 1992
Projects : solarium of the Rotary Club, brick wall, Pontiac Pride
June 1995
Request for the OR unit. Purchase of an Addressograph Unit and a terminal for the department of the OR unit as well as a stimulator for the nerves ($2 000)
Projects
Request for a gastroscopy, colonoscopy and a sterilization unit
December 1995
Projects
Endoscopy unit and the step down unit with the monitoring system
January 1996
Endoscopy project ; relocating the monitoring equipment from the recovery room to the intermediate care unit. Increasing the capacities of the ICU unit to provide the adequate monitoring of the monitors at the intermediate unit.
Purchase two monitors propack 202ELS with oximeter
Purchase two equipment, one a propack 202 with monitor and one propack 206 with ELS
Buy a central console of four trace monochrome – $ 9 172-
Purchase a central console of six trace in colour – $ 13 830 - reconditioned model
November 1996
Project
Purchase of a new ultrasound equipment. Update the ultrasound equipment. Purchase of 2 equipments.
First equipment : colour Doppler, vascular, venous and arterial or carotid Doppler. Possibilities in the cardiac field as cardiac disease
($ 177 679.54)
December 1996
Purchase of a video gastroscopy ($ 76 547) and a converter ($ 41 305) donated by the hospital
Project
Need for a CT Scanner – 500 000 $ approximately
Need for a cardiac ultrasound – 170 000 $ approximately
Two stretchers for day medicine unit be purchased for the amount of approximately 5 000 $ each
Purchase of an ECG machine for day medicine unit approximately 13 000 $
June 1997
The price of the CT Scanner will be between 100 000 $ and 150 000 $
Need a Doppler. – and an instrument for cataract surgery 150 000 $
April 1998
Telemedicine will be installed in radiology by September
Priority list for equipment needs
OBS Whirlpool bath $ 1 500
Respiratory therapy with oxygen $ 2 000
General care – patient lift $ 7 500
cardio arythmia detection cassette $ 5 000
OR cataterization unit $ 7 000
Intensive care ventilator upgrade $ 15 000
June 1998
Request purchase for
BCI Model 3301 Handheld Pulse Oxymeter with finger probe
Additional ear probe
Carrying care
$ 1 290
May 1999
Purchase of walker and wheel chair for long term care unit
September 1999
An automatic bank machine will be installed in the hospital that will bring in a profit of about $ 1 000 a year for the foundation.
April 2000
Funds received for the CT Scan project at that time; $ 504 577
The foundation accepts to pay in total the equipment for the cataract surgery.
February 2001
At that time, $ 802 000 raised for the CT Scan
Delivery for end of May 2001
November 2001
Purchase of the CT Scan. The foundation assume the purchase of the equipment and it’s accessories for a total amount of $ 900 000
January 2003
Stress test machine
The equipment has arrived. Total cost was $ 38 165.83
The foundation pay for 1 hand held computer for the hospital center for $ 750
March 2003
The holder monitor arrived. $ 32 209 still to be raised.
March 2004
Purchase of the ventilator is completed for an amount of $ 44 284.63
June 2004
The ventilator was received in May.
Remaining $ 32 000 for fund raiser holder monitor
September 2004
Project
Palliative care unit
This unit will allow for the patient to have a home like environment within the establishment for the palliative care unit. A unit which includes two beds will be created for the family.