HCA Healthcare contributes $225,000 to Hurricane Ida relief
HCA Healthcare and its Tulane Health System in New Orleans have donated $225,000 to community organizations to aid in Hurricane Ida recovery and relief efforts. Tulane Health System also assisted staff during and after the storm with lodging, meals, fuel, laundry and other needs so they could continue providing lifesaving care to patients, while HCA’s employee-sponsored financial assistance program distributed nearly $1 million in grants to colleagues in need.
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