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Federal grant · project grant (b)
Community Project Funding/congressionally Directed Spending - Non-construction - This Purpose of This Award Is to Provide Pinckneyville Community Hospital With Innovative and Advanced Cardiac Monitoring and Vital Signs Capabilities to Replace Devices No Longer Supported. New Systems Will Be Placed in the Emergency Department, Oncology Unit, and Surgical Departments. the Project Will Include the Purchase and Installation of Equipment Through Nihon Kohden. Project Milestones Include Installation of Nihon Kohden Equipment and Staff Training in 2024. the Goals of This Project Are to Update Equipment to the Latest Technology Which Will Provide Enhanced Patient Monitoring Capabilities Through Implementation of Software Enhancements That Prior Monitoring Equipment Cannot Support. the Beneficiaries of This Project Are the Patients of Pinckneyville Community Hospital Who Will Continue to Receive High Quality Healthcare Through the Hospital Updating Equipment to the Latest Technology.
Committed
$192,000
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