Community Benefit Reporting
Catholic Medical Center's compassionate care extends beyond the advanced clinical services we offer patients in our facilities.
Caring for our community with heart
We are in the community, supporting vital programs and services to meet the health needs of the most vulnerable and medically under-served populations.
For the fiscal year 2023, CMC provided more than $91 million worth of care to our community:
Community Benefit FY 2023: $91,501,890
- Medicaid/Medicare shortfall - $74.5 M
- Charity Care - $5.8 M
- Subsidized Health Services - $4.07 M
- Community Health Improvements - $1.8 M
- Other Community Benefits - $4.4 M
Supporting our community
Catholic Medical Center has a long tradition of supporting non-profit organizations in the communities we serve. CMC believes in being a good community partner by supporting various charitable causes throughout our service areas. We view partnerships with nonprofit organizations as an important investment in the future of the communities we serve and the vitality of our organization.
Sponsorships
If you would like Catholic Medical Center to sponsor your organization's cause, please submit a request for sponsorship to Karyl Berg. Please include sponsorship details, including:
- Organization/business mission
- Overview of event
- Overview of how funds raised from event will be used
- Available sponsorship opportunities
- Expected audience
Community Health Implementation
The information learned through the Community Health Needs Assessment (CHNA) shapes the Community Health Implementation Plans (CHIP), which seek to address the community needs identified through this process.
Community Health Improvements
As a result of Community Health Implementation Plans, CMC provides community-based health education, prevention and supportive programs, including:
- Community health education, fitness classes and support groups
- Fertility health education services
- Healthcare for individuals experiencing homelessness
- Health screenings at little or no cost to community members, including breast, cervical and skin cancer screenings
- Medication assistance program
- Outreach and enrollment assistance for Medicaid and other government sponsored programs
- Parish nurse programs
- Patient transportation service
- Wellness programs
Community Health Needs Assessment
CMC has a long-standing commitment to caring for our community. To evaluate the community’s most pressing health needs, we have worked in collaboration with Elliot Health System and the City of Manchester Health Department to conduct a Community Health Needs Assessment (CHNA). All not-for-profit hospitals are required by the Affordable Care Act to conduct this assessment every three years.
The assessment and formal report is in alignment with the federal IRS community benefit reporting requirements that affect all State-licensed 501(C) (3) hospitals.