Health Partnerships

ImpactLife (formerly the Central Illinois Community Blood Center) provides blood and blood components (plasma and platelets) to Memorial Health hospitals. 

Taylorville Memorial Hospital partners with Christian County Mental Health to provide mental health services for patients. To learn more about CCMHA, please visit their web site.

The mission and purpose of the Christian County Prevention Coalition is to work for a community free of abuse by our youth of alcohol, tobacco, and other drugs by mobilizing the community through education, support of programs that reduce risk or enhance protection, advocating changes in local policies that beneficially decrease risk and modify settings, and promoting positive family communication.

Taylorville Memorial Hospital partners with the Christian County Health Department to provide reporting on health issues and community education. To learn more about the Christian County Health Department, please visit their web site.

Taylorville Memorial Hospital partners with Christian County Mental Health to provide mental health services for patients. To learn more about CCMHA, please visit their web site.

The mission and purpose of the Christian County Prevention Coalition is to work for a community free of abuse by our youth of alcohol, tobacco, and other drugs by mobilizing the community through education, support of programs that reduce risk or enhance protection, advocating changes in local policies that beneficially decrease risk and modify settings, and promoting positive family communication.

The goal of the Gift of Hope Organ and Tissue Donor Network is to remind people that the gift of donation makes hope possible for the thousands of people waiting for a lifesaving organ and life-enhancing tissue transplants. Learn more at GiftOfHope.org.

Taylorville Memorial Hospital participates in eye/tissue/organ donations with Saving Sight and the Gift of Hope Organ and Tissue Donor Network. To learn more about eye/tissue/organ donation, please visit their respective web sites.

Once a year, Taylorville Memorial Hospital partners with the National Kidney Foundation of Illinois to provide free screenings that include blood pressure, blood sugar, BMI, waist circumference, urinalysis, and blood draw. A health care professional is available to discuss results.

The American Heart Association is the nation’s oldest and largest voluntary organization dedicated to fighting heart disease and stroke. The AHA’s mission is to improve the cardiovascular health of all Americans by 20 percent while reducing deaths from cardiovascular disease and stroke by 20 percent by the year 2020 through education, training, research and advocacy. Learn more at Heart.org.

Jacksonville Memorial Hospital participates in tissue and organ donations with Gift of Hope Organ and Tissue Donor Network. The goal of the organization is to remind people that the gift of donation makes hope possible for the thousands of people waiting for a lifesaving organ and life-enhancing tissue transplants. Learn more at GiftOfHope.org.

Jacksonville Memorial Hospital works with the non-profit organization Saving Sight, whose mission is to change lives by saving sight and whose vision is to be the global partnership model for eye banking and charitable vision services. To learn more visit Saving-Sight.org.

The Mia Ware Foundation is committed to the mission of educating, raising awareness and supporting all who have been or will be touched by cancer. The Foundation partners with Jacksonville Memorial Hospital in offering complimentary mammograms to those who cannot afford the screening. In addition, the Mia Ware Foundation has donated funds to remodel oncology treatment rooms at JMH and partners with the hospital on the annual Colorectal Cancer Screening Kit initiative. Learn more at
MiaWareFoundation.com.

Healthy Jacksonville, a program of Jacksonville Memorial Hospital connects healthcare providers, organizations, businesses, private individuals and churches to improve the health of the people and communities it serves.