Cambridge Community Foundation Awards Grant to Fort HealthCare

In April, the Cambridge Community Foundation awarded a $2,400 grant to the Fort HealthCare Cambridge Clinic to upgrade the equipment used for taking care of broken bones. The new equipment makes the delivery of care more comfortable for patients.

The equipment that the clinic uses to cut casts off has been replaced with a newer model, which features a vacuum attachment, so that cast dust is contained when the equipment is used, and not permitted to float around in the air. Additionally, a more comfortable procedure chair has been acquired, providing patients with a more restful and comforting place to receive care.

Mike Rumpf, President of the Cambridge Community Foundation, states, “The grant represents the Cambridge Foundation’s continued commitment toward our community medical services. The Foundation has a long history of supporting our local medical facility, and we wish to strengthen that relationship through our desire to assist in improving the wellness of our community.”

Michael S. Wallace, Fort HealthCare President/CEO, is very grateful for the Cambridge Community Foundation’s generosity. “Thank you to the Cambridge Community Foundation for their ongoing support of the Fort HealthCare Cambridge Clinic and our organization’s Mission. I’m excited about our partnership to positively impact the health of the Cambridge community.

Fort HealthCare firmly believes in healthcare based upon a partnership between dedicated physicians, healthcare professionals and the communities they serve. Drs. Stephanie Nottestad and Rebecca Reim of the Fort HealthCare Cambridge Clinic work to help the entire family achieve total health through prevention, education, and, if needed, medical intervention. The clinic accepts a wide variety of insurance plans, and same day appointments are available. Call (608) 423-1100 or visit FortHealthCare.com/Cambridge for more information.

The Cambridge Community Foundation is responsible for donating over $3 million to various community projects for over 60 years. The Cambridge Community Foundation was established in 1947 and is proud of their successful history of planning and executing plans to make the Cambridge area a better place to live. The Foundation has nine board executives, 30 members of the board of directors, and over 185 members of the Foundation. To learn more, visit Cambridge-Foundation.org.