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What is Prisma Health?from prismahealth.org
The Prisma Health Baptist Easley Foundation was founded in 1988 to provide a better way for our community to support and advocate for the hospital. Contributions have helped Baptist Easley Hospital maintain and improve ...
What is planned giving?from prismahealth.org
Planned giving is defined as an established plan to distribute your assets upon your death and the death of a loved one or relative that you designate. A person’s possessions includes assets such as equity in a home, personal or group life insurance, deferred employee benefits, the value of a business you own, and real estate investments. The Foundation encourages individuals considering including Baptist Easley in their estate plan to contact your tax advisor, CPA or tax attorney.
Do you list your name in Foundation publications?from prismahealth.org
List your name in Foundation publications to the extent you desire
What is the phone number for planned giving?
For more information about planned giving, call 803-434-7275.
What is a planned gift?
A planned gift is a charitable contribution established during a donor’s lifetime that may not be received in full by Prisma Health Midlands Foundation until the donor’s death. It provides an opportunity for charitable giving in circumstances that may not otherwise allow a donor to make a gift to a charitable organization.
The Patient Assistance Fund
This unique fund has been established to cover the costs of eye surgeries for disenfranchised members of our community who would not otherwise have access to this level of care. PVF’s long history of caring for vulnerable populations has come a long way with the opening of Pacific Vision Surgery Center in November 2020.
Patient Profile
Like many of us, Cesar faced a long commute to work every morning. His routine consisted of riding his bike from his home in Santa Rosa to a bus stop in order to get to San Francisco for work.
What is the Patient Advocate Foundation?
This independent division of Patient Advocate Foundation provides small grants to patients who meet financial and medical criteria. Grants are provided on first-come first served basis and are distributed until funds are depleted. Qualifications and processes for each fund may differ based on fund requirements.
Can PAF be used to process applications?
Once a fund becomes fully allocated, PAF is unable to process applications that are pending or accept new applications at that time. Should additional funding become available in the future, it will be necessary for patients to re-apply at that time.