2018 iGrant Program Application Application is Due July 2, 2018 by Noon Eligibility UnityPoint Health St. Luke’s Foundation’s iGrant Program gives priority consideration to ‐ support innovative programs and equipment to enhance and strengthen the strategic framework of UnityPoint Health Cedar Rapids. – St. Luke’s Foundation’s iGrant is funded through iCare, our annual employee giving campaign. To be eligible for an iGrant, please complete the application and submit it to St. Luke’s Foundation by July 2 at noon. iGrant maximum request is $15,000. Since 2013, the iGrant Program has provided more than $850,000 of funding for hospital and clinic projects. Eligibility Eligible entities for iGrant include all units/clinics of UnityPoint Health Cedar Rapids who – participated in the 2017 iCare Campaign: St. Luke’s Hospital Departments Helen G. Nassif Community Cancer Center MedLabs Surgery Center UnityPoint at Home and Hospice UnityPoint Health Information Technology (IT) UnityPoint Clinics (Eligible Clinics Include: Anamosa Urgent Care, Belle Plaine, Bowman Woods, Clarence, Downtown Pediatrics, Hiawatha Internal Medicine & Urgent Care, Hiawatha Pediatrics, Marion Family Medicine & Urgent Care, Medical District, Mt. Vernon, Northridge, Shellsburg, Tipton, Vinton, Westside, Westdale Urgent Care & Pediatrics) One application per unit can be awarded every 12 months. The term could be a: “unit” Nursing Unit like 5 Center Department like Physical Medicine & Rehabilitation Work Group and/or Hospital‐Wide Project like Safe Patient Handling Service like Fit Zone A department and unit can receive funding at the same time. Example: During 2016, Therapy Plus received iGrant funds to purchase a Total Gym Power Tower. The Physical Medicine & Rehabilitation Department received to purchase a wheel chair mover. Purpose All projects should be compatible with iGrant’s purpose to:
2018 iGrant Program Application Application is Due July 2, 2018 by Noon Eligibility UnityPoint Health ‐ St. Luke’s Foundation’s iGrant Program gives priority consideration to support innovative programs and equipment to enhance and strengthen the strategic framework of UnityPoint Health – Cedar Rapids. St. Luke’s Foundation’s iGrant is funded through iCare, our annual employee giving campaign. To be eligible for an iGrant, please complete the application and submit it to St. Luke’s Foundation by July 2 at noon. iGrant maximum request is $15,000. Since 2013, the iGrant Program has provided more than $850,000 of funding for hospital and clinic projects. Eligibility Eligible entities for iGrant include all units/clinics of UnityPoint Health – Cedar Rapids who participated in the 2017 iCare Campaign: St. Luke’s Hospital Departments Helen G. Nassif Community Cancer Center MedLabs Surgery Center UnityPoint at Home and Hospice UnityPoint Health Information Technology (IT) UnityPoint Clinics (Eligible Clinics Include: Anamosa Urgent Care, Belle Plaine, Bowman Woods, Clarence, Downtown Pediatrics, Hiawatha Internal Medicine & Urgent Care, Hiawatha Pediatrics, Marion Family Medicine & Urgent Care, Medical District, Mt. Vernon, Northridge, Shellsburg, Tipton, Vinton, Westside, Westdale Urgent Care & Pediatrics) One application per unit can be awarded every 12 months. The term “unit” could be a: Nursing Unit like 5 Center Department like Physical Medicine & Rehabilitation Work Group and/or Hospital‐Wide Project like Safe Patient Handling Service like Fit Zone A department and unit can receive funding at the same time. Example: During 2016, Therapy Plus received iGrant funds to purchase a Total Gym Power Tower. The Physical Medicine & Rehabilitation Department received to purchase a wheel chair mover. Purpose All projects should be compatible with iGrant’s purpose to:
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