Supporting Mile Bluff during COVID-19 Response

Thank you for your gracious offers to donate items, resources, and time to help our community respond to COVID-19. We appreciate your generosity and sincere wishes to help. Here are some ideas as to how we can use your assistance.

Please check back to this site for the most up-to-date information as the situation is constantly evolving and we will update how you can help on a regular basis.

Donations

Once you and your loved ones are secure, please consider making a donation to the COVID-19 Relief Fund. A monetary gift gives the hospital the flexibility required to confront changing needs as the pandemic unfolds.

Monetary donations can be made online to Mile Bluff’s COVID-19 fund. Donations will be used to help us respond to emergency needs during this time. Please choose "COVID-19 Relief Fund" from the drop down menu. If you would like to have the funds be used for a particular purpose, please make a note in the “Comments” section. We will do our best to honor requests and will contact your about your designation.

Learn more about our COVID-19 Relief Fund and Mile Bluff Medical Center Foundation.

NEW PPE (personal protective equipment) donations

We are looking for N95 masks, surgical masks, face shields, gowns, disinfectant wipes, and hand sanitizer. For specific information about the items we are looking for and to arrange drop-off, please contact our Materials Management department at 608-847-6161.

Send an eCard to a Nursing Home Resident

At this time, visits to long-term care and assisted living facilites have been restricted. If you have a loved one in the nursing home or just want to send words of encouragement, send an eCard at no cost. We will print your card and deliver it to the recipient at Fair View or Crest View nursing and rehabilitation centers.

Stay Home

One way we can all help each other is social distancing. This is an important strategy to limit the spread of COVID-19, which is highly contagious. This includes avoiding public places and face-to-face interactions. If you have been in contact with someone who has been diagnosed with COVID-19 but are not currently sick, please self-quarantine for 14 days. And if you have been diagnosed with COVID-19, it is critical that you monitor your symptoms and self-isolate.