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Flagstaff Marathon Closure, Angel Fund Impact
- June 25, 2018
- Posted by: nchcfoundationadmin
- Category: Newsletter
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For the past 12 years, the Flagstaff Marathon has been North Country HealthCare’s signature fundraising event. Proceeds from the event are directed to North Country HealthCare’s Angel Fund, which supports the needs of the uninsured and underinsured in our northern Arizona communities. The impact of the dedicated support from North Country donors and from runners
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The Human Side of Healthcare: Cloyd Moody, Jr.
- November 2, 2017
- Posted by: Foundation
- Category: Patient Stories
Cloyd Moody, Jr., 70, lives in Meadview, AZ, a community of 1500 residents located on the south end of Lake Mead. In early 2015, Cloyd made the hour-long drive to Kingman to take his dog, Walter, to the groomer. He started to feel short of breath and went to North Country HealthCare for a same
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Beating Breast Cancer: Marguerite Ernst
- November 2, 2017
- Posted by: Foundation
- Category: Patient Stories
The first thing you notice when you first meet Marguerite, or Margo, Ernst is her warm, sweet personality. The next thing you’ll likely notice is the breast cancer ribbon tattoos on her right hand – a ring tattoo on her finger and a pink survivor “bracelet” on her wrist. Margo is a currently battling breast
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Grateful To Be Alive: Sonya Kanady
- November 1, 2017
- Posted by: Foundation
- Category: Patient Stories
“If it wasn’t for him, I wouldn’t be alive. And not only am I going to live, I’m going to live longer. I have grandkids and now I know that I’m going to be around to see them have kids. He’s the most amazing doctor I’ve ever had.” Sonya Kanady, 53, wishes that somehow, she
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Angel Fund Requests Granted: New Reason to Smile
- July 17, 2016
- Posted by: Foundation
- Category: July 2016, Patient Stories
On May 20th, 2016 two women met a dentist who has had a meaningful impact on their lives. Tonya Trevillion and Stephanie Lucero are dental patients at North Country HealthCare – Flagstaff. Each of these women have been without access to dental care for years, but that all changed when they were given custom dentures, which were provided by North Country HealthCare’s
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Fearless in the Face of Cancer
- July 17, 2016
- Posted by: Foundation
- Category: July 2016, Patient Stories
Tania Gonzalez (left) was diagnosed with breast cancer in the fall of 2015. She had no health insurance and was ineligible for Medicaid. Tania is now cancer-free, thanks to North Country HealthCare’s Well Woman HealthCheck program and Komen Arizona, which covered all the costs of Tania’s diagnosis and treatment. View the complete story.
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Message from the Foundation Board President
- July 17, 2016
- Posted by: Foundation
- Category: July 2016, Newsletter
Exciting times continue at the North Country Health Care Foundation. We hosted our annual Angel Fund Golf Classic on June 3rd. Thanks to the incredible generosity of our sponsors and participants and the enormous amount of work put in by our event committee, the event was once again a huge success. The Angel Fund supports North Country’s uninsured and
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Message from the CEO
- July 17, 2016
- Posted by: Foundation
- Category: July 2016, Newsletter
I am proud that Tania, Tonya and Stephanie are willing to share their stories in this issue of our newsletter. Some of the best North Country stories are ones we can’t share. Because we have clinics in communities where people know their neighbors, it can be too easy to identify the person behind a story – the person
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Message from the Foundation Board President
- July 17, 2016
- Posted by: Foundation
- Category: December 2015, Newsletter
Happy New Year, I would like to take the opportunity to introduce myself and share a few thoughts on the North Country HealthCare Foundation. My name is Marc Daniels, President of BEC Southwest, and I will serve as the North Country HealthCare Foundation Board President for the next three years. As an Arizona native, I have a deep
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Message from the CEO
- July 17, 2016
- Posted by: Foundation
- Category: December 2015, Newsletter
North Country has come a long way over the past 20 years. It has truly taken a village to become the mature organization North Country HealthCare is today. We serve as the medical home for some 50,000 Arizona residents and operate 23 clinics in 14 communities throughout northern Arizona. Our operating budget is $55M and we employ approximately 500
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