Ohana exemplifies the power of philanthropy, partnerships, and medical excellence and innovation to help our youth and their families turn hurt into hope. “Youth mental health has been characterized as the public health issue of our time. “The opening of the Ohana campus is a milestone in addressing the youth mental health crisis that affects one in four families in the United States,” said Steven Packer, MD, President and CEO of Community Hospital of the Monterey Peninsula and Montage Health. Diana Ramos, and Monterey County resident and philanthropist Roberta Buffett Elliott, who donated $105.8 million to make the Ohana vision of family-centered mental health care a reality. Susan Swick, California Surgeon General Dr. The event on Septemwill feature Ohana Medical Director Dr. Board members work closely with foundation staff, a team led by Kevin Causey, vice president/chief development officer.MONTEREY, Calif.-( BUSINESS WIRE)-Montage Health will celebrate the upcoming fall opening of its long-awaited Ohana campus, a 55,600-square-foot residential and outpatient facility designed to provide mental health care and treatment for youth and their families. They are responsible for raising and distributing funds that support existing programs and also help finance new services where there is need.
The foundation is guided by a board of community members who are passionate about the work and impact of Montage Health. The foundation’s mission is to advance the vision and strategic priorities of Montage Health by inspiring giving that enhances and improves the health of the entire community. Montage Health Foundation was formed in 2017 to provide philanthropic support to Montage Health and its family of companies, including Community Hospital of the Monterey Peninsula. We inspire that participation through personalized information, education, and support, provided by a coordinated and compassionate team. We believe optimal health on an individual level is possible only when each person actively participates in their own healthcare. Achieving this goal requires our ongoing commitment to delivering exceptional value- based care that is preventive (building and retaining health), restorative (facilitating recovery from illness or injury), and palliative (maximizing well-being when recovery is not possible).
We believe the achievement of optimal health requires pro-active partnering with physicians and other clinicians, healthcare and community organizations, and, most importantly, each person we serve. Our family of organizations is dedicated to the pursuit of optimal health for all people in Monterey County, from birth to end of life. We believe our community’s greatest resource is the health of its people. Sit by a patient’s bedside or hold a vigil in the last 24 to 48 hours of life Volunteer Chaplains - Provide spiritual support to patients and families as they near the end of their lives Please visit Volunteer for Hospice of the Central Coast | Monterey, CA | Montage Health to apply. Opportunities Available Bereavement services - Give one-on-one support to patients and families, make bereavement phone calls and visits, and, with additional training, facilitate grief support groups Friendly visitor - Visit patients in their homes or nursing facilities to offer companionship, play music, read or offer other types of care to patients expected to live one year or less Veteran's services - Help honor our Veterans, share their stories and support them as they near the end of their lives Vigil service - We at Hospice of the Central Coast believe that nobody should die alone. You’ll play a key role in a team offering personalized end-of-life care in your community. Provide comfort and support to patients and families receiving care from Hospice of the Central Coast, part of Montage Health.
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