COVID-19 Emergency Preparedness & Response
The coronavirus pandemic presents unprecedented challenges, but our community is standing strong — together.
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Because of your steadfast support, Mission Hospital stands ready meet the increased demand for health care in our neighborhood, while also providing for the needs of our heroic caregivers as we face COVID-19 — together.
Campaign Progress
$351K+ Raised
100% of the fundraising goal achieved with the help of neighbors like you
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Personal protective equipment (PPE) and supplies
While Mission Hospital can no longer accept donations of personal protective equipment (including masks, face shields, gloves, goggles, bleach wipes, sanitizers and isolation gowns), we remain so grateful for your concern for our caregivers. Please consider making a special financial contribution to support Mission Hospital's COVID-19 efforts.
Caregiver appreciation and assistance
Mission Hospital is deeply grateful for the incredible generosity the community has extended to our caregivers during this pandemic. At this time, however, we can no longer accept donations of meals or food items. Please make a special financial gift that Mission Hospital can use to purchase meals at appropriate times and in proper quantities for our brave caregivers.
Blood and plasma donations from recovered COVID-19 patients
People who have fully recovered from COVID-19 have antibodies in their plasma that attack the virus. This convalescent plasma is being evaluated as treatment for patients seriously ill from COVID-19. Both blood donations from healthy individuals and plasma donations from recovered COVID-19 patients are needed. Learn more from the American Red Cross.
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A donation makes a difference. Here’s proof.
An expression of gratitude
Sarah never saw the truck that ran the red light and crashed into her car, and has little memory of the six weeks following the accident. Her husband John remembers every moment of it, especially the call from Mission Hospital.
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A reason to give thanks
Tragedies often occur without warning or preparation but Mission Hospital’s Trauma Center is always ready. Just days before Thanksgiving, 24-year-old suffered a cervical spine fracture with traumatic brain injury during a waterslide accident while vacationing in Mexico with his family.
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Now, more than ever, our community needs Mission Hospital and compassionate neighbors like you.
Leadership
“Those of us who live and work in south Orange County know that when we experience serious illness and medical emergencies, Mission Hospital is always ready. It does not matter the day of the year or the hour of night. As our community grows and advances in medical technology take place, our Foundation board supports the hospital so the hospital can continue to be there for us."
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