Here are seven findings from the report:
1. HCA provided around $37.5 million through its tuition assistance program in 2023.
2. HCA has invested more than $300 million to support nurse training and education through the opening of HCA Healthcare Centers for Clinical Advancements and the expansion of Louisville, Ky.-based Galen College of Nursing.
3. HCA’s Hope Fund, a 501(c)(3) nonprofit run by and for employees, has surpassed $100 million in grants to aid more than 53,000 families since it was founded in 2005. More than $11.4 million in assistance was given to over 3,800 HCA employees in 2023.
4. HCA and the HCA Healthcare Foundation donated more than $43 million to community organizations across the U.S.
5. HCA employees clocked more than 180,000 hours of volunteering and $16.9 million in donations, which HCA matched.
6. HCA’s Middle Tennessee and Healthier Tomorrow funds invested more than $12.2 million through grants to 234 agencies and nonprofit organizations.
7. HCA gifted $620,000 to the University of California, Riverside to support scholarships for five students enrolled in the UCR School of Medicine. The gift is part of a $10 million investment partnership over three years with historically Black colleges and universities and Hispanic-serving institutions. HCA has now dedicated around $7.42 million toward the commitment.
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