Barnes-Jewish Hospital invests millions of dollars and many volunteer hours in the St. Louis community each year, and the impact can be seen in the thousands of people whose lives are better today as a result. In 2018, our community benefit contributions totaled nearly $293 million.
| Contribution |
Total Amount |
| Financial Assistance |
$145,901,793 |
| Health Professions Education |
$106, 386,738 |
| Cash & In-kind Contributions |
$4,749,608 |
| Subsidized Health Services |
$33,415,568 |
| Community Health Improvement Services |
$2,518,540 |
| Total Community Benefit |
$292,972,247 |
COMMUNITY HEALTH NEEDS ASSESSMENT
Every three years each BJC hospital conducts a comprehensive community health needs assessment. A team of specialists then adopts an implementation strategy plan to meet a need that was identified.
Read the 2019 Barnes-Jewish Hospital community health needs assessment and implementation plan
WHAT IS A COMMUNITY BENEFIT PROGRAM
The program or activity must achieve at least one objective and show evidence.
- Address a community need
- Improve access to health services
- Enhance population health
- Advance knowledge
- Relieve or reduce burden of government or others
Learn more about BJC community benefit programs and services.
CONTACT US
For more information, please contact us at [email protected].