media kit 2017

Caring for your loved ones since 1977

backgrounderDELTA HOSPITALa brief history

Planning for the hospital began in the early 1960s and was enthusiastically supported by the community. In 1974, Delta Municipal Council and the Greater Vancouver Regional Hospital District (GVRHD) jointly purchased the land where Delta Hospital sits today. Construction on the first phase immediately got underway for a 75 bed extended care hospital which officially opened on January 28, 1977. Quickly thereafter, building began on the second phase - an acute care hospital with an emergency department, operating rooms, X-ray, laboratory, hospital records, sterilization and house-keeping facilities and room for ambulatory services with an emphasis on daycare surgery. In March 1977, Delta Hospital received approval for a further 75 acute care beds. Delta Hospital officially opened on September 5, 1980.

In Spring of 2002, after wide-spread healthcare reform recommended centralizing services to Richmond, Vancouver and Surrey, Delta Hospital was downgraded to a sub-acute care facility and lost its acute and intensive care services. A coalition of community members, came together in effort to build awareness and raise money to mount pressure on political decision makers to reinstate the acute care status of Delta Hospital. With strong community support, Delta Hospital’s acute care status was reinstated in July 2008.

In 2008, the Emergency department was expanded - tripling its floor space. Surgical Daycare was renovated and relocated, and a new lobby was added to welcome patients. Within a few months of having Delta Hospital’s acute care status reinstated, 12 additional acute care beds were added, along with a Rapid Access Clinic and a newly renovated Endoscopy Suite. A state-of-the-art 64 slice CT scanner arrived in March 2009. In 2012, a $500,000 Cardiac Care package, including a vital portable ultrasound, was purchased for Delta Hospital.

Today, as part of the Fraser Health Authority, Delta Hospital is one of an integrated network of hospitals providing linked services with 11 other acute care sites. Delta Hospital serves a population of over 100,000 in the communities of North Delta, Ladner and Tsawwassen. It is a primary care, Level II community hospital with the ability to provide first point of contact services that include diagnoses, treatments, disease prevention, illness and injury care.

Delta Hospital has 50 acute care beds. Additionally, the Rapid Access Clinic provides specialized outpatient care. Mountain View Manor, Delta Hospital’s Residential Care Facility has 92 beds. Delta Hospital’s Emergency Room has 10 acute care beds, 10 observation beds, and 1 ambulance bay. In addition, it has 2 negative pressure rooms, several spaces in fast track for suturing and Orthopedics exams, and a trauma room providing around the clock care. In addition, the Surgical Daycare department has 3 operating rooms, 13 pre- and post- operation care beds, 6 post-anesthetic recovery bays, and a dedicated 2 room endoscopy unit. A much anticipate Orthopedic Services and a Friday cast clinic was added in 2016.

In 2011, a ‘Master Concept Plan’ was completed by Fraser Health, looking at a 20 year vision for the hospital. The plan outlined the current and future medical needs of this community and the direction regarding expansion and development that the hospital should take. In 2015, the funding for the first phase of the ‘Master Concept Plan’ was completed and construction for the Peter C. and Elizabeth Toigo Diagnostics Building will begin shortly.

Delta Hospital offers a full suite of medical services, comprehensive diagnostic and treatment services, and community health programs. The hospital has over 580 employees (part and full time) that provide quality healthcare to this community.

Caring for your loved ones since 1977

backgrounderDELTA HOSPITAL FOUNDATIONa brief history

Since 1988, Delta Hospital Foundation has worked with the community to raise much-needed funds to support Delta Hospital and strives to ensure our community has close-to-home access to the highest quality healthcare services.

Delta Hospital Foundation’s funding has been instrumental in the growth and development of this hospital. As the fundraising arm of Delta Hospital, the foundation has raised the financial resources, through the generosity of its donors,

FUNDING HIGHLIGHTS INCLUDE:

• 1992 - Erroll Wintemute establishes, through a $250,000 endowment, the Delta Cedar Products Education Fund. This fund continues to provide educational funding to Delta Hospital Medical staff.

• 1995 - Donations from the community purchase a state-of-the art microscopic teaching arm.

• 2004 - Delta Hospital Foundation with the Delta Hospital Auxiliary Society, funds a much needed renovation to Mountain View Manor’s outdoor recreation space.

• 2006 - Delta Hospital Foundation fund an expanded ER and Surgical Daycare, raising a total of $6.5 million.

• 2007 - In partnership with the Delta Hospital Auxiliary Society, Delta Hospital Foundation fund the construction of the hospital’s Main Entrance, Courtyard Cafe, and Foundation office.

• 2008 - An Endoscopy Suite is built and the hospital’s operation room #3 is fully dedicated to day surgeries.

• 2009 - Delta Hospital Foundation and its donors purchase a new 64-slice CT Scanner for diagnosis at Delta Hospital.

• 2012 - Through a Delta Hospital Foundation’s fundraising initiative, the community raises the funds to purchase a Cardiac Care Package, including a portable ultrasound.

• 2015 - Delta Hospital Foundation receives the single largest gift ever made to the Foundation, $2.5 million from the Toigo family and Shato Holdings Ltd. to go towards the Results: Healthy & Growing Campaign for Diagnostic Services.

• 2015 - The 17th Annual Moonlight Gala raises over $320,000 NET to wrap up the Diagnostic Services Building Campaign. This campaign raised a record $7.5 million.

to purchase priority medical equipment, fund capital and building improvement projects, and to help support the ongoing educational pursuits of its medical staff.

Delta Hospital Foundation bridges the gap between what government funding can provide to this hospital and what the ever-growing community of Delta actually needs. To date, the foundation has raised over $41 million for Delta Hospital.

overviewDELTA HOSPITAL FOUNDATION

our missionWe raise money to support Delta Hospital in the delivery of outstanding healthcare.

our vision Delta Hospital Foundation is dedicated to ensuring the best healthcare possible for our community today and for future generations.

our purposeThe purpose of Delta Hospital Foundation is to raise funds through community appeals, donations, gifts, bequests, special events, and by receiving legacies and endowments to purchase priority medical, diagnostic, and surgical equipment. The Foun-dation funds new building projects and expansions within Delta Hospital. Funds raised may also support patient programs and services in our community.

our board of directorsDelta Hospital Foundation is governed by a volunteer Board of Directors representing the many faces of the community. It consists of 8 to 14 members of the community, from accountants and lawyers to business owners and managers. The board upholds the mission and mandate of the Foundation. Meetings are held monthly and the board members assist and support staff activities and special events. The Annual General Meeting is held in the Fall and executive positions are generally held for two years.

our staffDelta Hospital Foundation has 7 dedicated and passionate staff members: Major Giving Manager, Marketing and Communications Coordinator, Donor Relations Coordinator, Community Giving Coordinator, Financial Administrator and Special Events Manager reporting to the Executive Director.

our volunteersDelta Hospital Foundation relies greatly on many caring volunteers from the community. Each year, over 150 volunteers donate many hours of their time to help in our office, and at our special events. Over 20 volunteers sit on our special events committees.

0utpatient and ambulatory visits

across Delta Hospital

38,46731,338

Visits to the Emergency Room

Common Reasons For ER VisitOrthopedic | CardiovascularGastro-Intestinal | SkinEar, Nose, Mouth, & ThroatNeurological | Genito-UrinaryPediatric | Trauma

2,225Visits to

the cardiac care clinic

6.5Average length (in days) of stay

for patients admitted

8,904

57672111370115334276

2,3402,926632

Ear, Nose, ThroatGynecologyOpthamologyOrthopedicUrologyDentalPlasticsGeneral SurgeryColonoscopesGastroscopes

Surgeries performedDELTA

92Number of Beds

at Mountain View Manor

86Average age of

our residents44,911

26,7617,2416,2404,489

X-RAY examsUltrasound ScansCT ScansMammograms

Medical Imagingexams

523,167Lab Tests

11,401ECGs (performed in lab)

93,000Volunteer hours

hospital greeters | mountain view manor | residential care | gift shop | lifeline | thrift shop

(excluding DHF hours)

A Year in Review2015/2016

Lisa is a life-long resident of Ladner with an extensive background working in community engagement and development. Having started out in the advertising and public relations sector, Lisa went on to become the Manager of Marketing and Communications at BC Women’s Hospital and Health Centre for five years, holding responsibility for event management and a range of engagement areas, including a major brand redesign. From here, Lisa worked locally for the Delta School District for seven years where she was key in the development of a student recruitment and retention strategy for the district, including the development of academy programs. Lisa went on to become the Manager of Fundraising at the Boys and Girls Clubs of South Coast BC for three years, managing grants, major giving and event management, before starting with Delta Hospital Foundation in January 2012.

With two young children of her own growing up in Ladner, Lisa loves being able to work for the local community and Delta Hospital Foundation, raising funds to enhance medical services and support an excellent level of patient care.

Contact Lisa: lisa.hoglund@dhfoundation.ca

staff bioLISA HOGLUNDExecutive Director

Day Surgeries Performed 2013 8,785 | 2014 8,718 | 2015 8,904

Outpatient/Ambulatory Visits

2013 35,023 | 2014 35,212 | 2015 38,467

Number of CT Scans 2013 4,849 | 2014 5,375 | 2015 6,240

Emergency Visits

2013 30,568 | 2014 30,796 | 2015 31,338

TOTAL 2013 82,680 | 2014 83,669 | 2016 84,949

PATIENT VISITS

For hi-res photos and additional photos, please contact:Theresa Bamford, Marketing & Communications Coordinatorat 604 940 9695 or theresa.bamford@dhfoundation.ca

photos Delta Hospital FoundationGeneral Delta Hospital

1.

4. 5.

6.

1.

2.

3.

4.

5.

6.

Lisa Hoglund, Executive Director, Delta Hospital Foundation

Randy Kaardal, Board Chair, Delta Hospital Foundation

ER Department Clinical Nurse Educator, Jackie Demmy with Patient

Delta Hospital Medical, Nursing Staff

Exterior, Main Entrance, Delta Hospital

Exterior, Emergency Department, Delta Hospital

Exterior, Mountain View Manor, Delta Hospital’s Residential Care Facility.2.

3.

7.

7.

photos ‘Healthy & Growing’ Diagnostic Services Building

For hi-res photos and additional photos, please contact:Theresa Bamford, Marketing & Communications Coordinatorat 604 940 9695 or theresa.bamford@dhfoundation.ca

3. 4.

7.

1.

2.

3.

4.

5.

6.

Peter C. & Elizabeth Toigo Diagnostic Services Building - Architectural Rendering, August 2016

Dr. Richard Cleve, Laboratory Services Site Medical Director, Delta Hospital

Pat Campbell, Supervisor, Laboratory Services, Delta Hospital

Andreas Hochstrasser, Site Coordinator, Medical Imaging, Delta Hospital

Dr. John Bining, Head of Medical Imaging

Existing CT Scanner, Delta Hospital

Existing Laboratory, Delta Hospital

2. 5.

6.

1. 7.

quotes & mediaINTERVIEWSWe would be pleased to arrange an interview with Lisa Hoglund, Executive Director, Delta Hospital Foundation, or a member of our Board of Directors to compliment your media coverage of the Foundation.

PLEASE CONTACT:Theresa Bamford, Marketing & Communications CoordinatorT: 604 940 9695E: theresa.bamford@dhfoundation.ca

fact sheetCAPITAL CAMPAIGN‘Healthy & Growing’ Diagnostic Services Building

summaryEnhancing and expanding diagnostic services will help Delta Hospital meet the healthcare needs of our growing community and aging population. Securing the funds (in total $12.5 million - $7.5 million from funds raised by Delta Hospital Foundation) to build the new Peter C. and Elizabeth Toigo Diagnostic Services building allows Delta Hospital to continue to provide outstanding patient care to its community. This expansion is the largest in Delta Hospital’s history.

strengthening the backbone Diagnostic Services is the backbone of Delta Hospital. It houses the laboratory and medical imaging departments. The results from a medical test from the lab, an X-Ray from Medical Imaging, or a CT scan, can and will save lives. Results gathered from these tests give doctors the information they need to make accurate diagnoses and prescribe the correct treatments to their patients. Whether it is a broken arm or a suspected illness, medical tests and their results ultimately steer the direction of treatment.

Delta Hospital’s Diagnostic Services has been operating at full capacity for many years. As our community continues to both grow and age, so does our need for expanded and enhanced diagnostic services. In 2016, there were 523,167 lab tests performed and 44,911 medical imaging exams, including X-Rays, Ultrasounds, CT Scans, and Mammograms. The ability for any hospital to have a state-of-the-art diagnostic facility, run by a knowledgeable and professional medical staff is central to the administration of successful healthcare. Delta Hospital will soon be in this position and will no longer be deterred by space or equipment limitations. This means that patient wait times for processing samples and test results will decrease, and treatments, through accurate diagnoses, will be quicker to determine; allowing for more patients to be on the road to healthy recoveries sooner.

Enhancing and expanding Diagnostic Services will: • help medical staff deliver outstanding patient care • allow for faster and more precise diagnoses • give more privacy and comfort to patients • shorten stays for patients • lessen need for patient transfers • enable the housing of additional state-of-the-art medical equipment • ultimately lead to less stress for medical staff, patients and their families

fact sheet, cont’d

CAPITAL CAMPAIGN‘Healthy & Growing’ Diagnostic Services Building

the planDiagnostic Services will double in size, making it easier for staff to treat patients and operate more efficiently. This new build-ing will allow for 32,000 more patient visits each year. This new building will be located on the south side of Delta Hospital’s acute care wing. It will be situated adjacent to the Emergency Department and the Main Entrance.

Delta Hospital Foundation, through its generous donors, raised its committed $7.5 million for this $12.5 million partnership project with Fraser Health. Groundbreaking is set to take place in the early Spring of 2017. Fraser Health will operate and maintain this healthcare centre when it opens.

The Medical Imaging Department will be relocated to Level 1 of the Diagnostics building. It will be built adjacent to the Emergency Department, Out-patient Entrance (Main Entrance) and to operating rooms. The Laboratory Medicine Department will be relocated to Level 2 of the Diagnostics building. It will be built adjacent to the Out-patient Entrance (Main Entrance), Emergency Department, and the In-patient wards and clinics.

5800 Mountain View Blvd., Delta, BC V4K 3V6 | 604 940 9695 | info@dhfoundation.ca visit us at: dhfoundation.ca | | Charitable No. 12984-4114-RR0001