See What Your Gift Can Do

	JPS is actively working to meet the increasing demands of our vibrant, multi-cultural community -- now and into the future. Facilities, technology and programs must keep pace with advances in medicine if JPS is to continue to provide the level of care our patients and physicians deserve.
	Comprehensive Campaign - We did it, with YOUR help… The Partners comprehensive campaign has been transitioning to an ongoing effort to provide major philanthropic gifts for important JPS initiatives. This campaign has profoundly changed JPS Health Network and the community we serve. With your support and nearly $11 million raised, JPS opened a state-of-the-art facility, our Patient Care Pavilion, in addition to funding important programs like the school-based initiative and our co-pay assistance program. We are thankful for our friends, old and new, who have meant so much to this effort. Click for a list of campaign donors.
Click here to see photos from our Capital Campaign Donor Celebration Event.
Initiatives You Can Support
	Emergency Medicine Residency Era Begins Twelve physicians from across the nation started something big in June – the JPS Emergency Medicine Residency Program. JPS was given ACGME’s go-ahead for the three-year residency in 2009 as the largest EM start-up program ever, said Dr. Richard Robinson, vice chairman and residency program director. Click here to read more.
	Cancer Center Receives National Acclaim Nationally recognized accolades went to JPS’ Center for Cancer Care and Cancer Program earlier this year with a three-year accreditation including six commendations – an accomplishment totally unheard of. Click here to read more.
	$500,000 Grant Goes a Long Way Children across Tarrant County will benefit from a recently awarded $500,000 grant aimed specifically at school-based health centers (SBC). Click here to read more.
	Central Resource Center for the Homeless In collaboration with the City of Fort Worth and other key providers, JPS Health Network began the initial steps towards building a resource facility in the epicenter of homeless activity in Fort Worth. Click here to read more
	Psychiatric Care – Adult and Children Personality change triggers diagnosis Read full story JPS has the only psychiatric emergency room and the only adolescent inpatient psychiatric facility in Tarrant County. Moreover, it has one of the few adult inpatient psychiatric hospitals available to the uninsured.
	Indigent Eye Care Only three centers in Tarrant County promote their services for treating underinsured and uninsured eye care patients, JPS being one of the primary providers. Last year, more than 17,000 procedures were done in the JPS eye clinic with an average 120 patients daily. This is all done in a 1,400 square- foot office that has to accommodate waiting room, procedure room and examination room space. Staff consistently seeks ways to improve efficiency but physical clinic expansion is required to meet the ever growing needs. Additionally, outreach programs and initiatives are an important component to ensuring that eye care is available to everyone in Tarrant County. A gift to the indigent eye care program will support all of the initiatives designed to expand this program in the coming years.