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Harney District Hospital would like to thank Harney Hospital Foundation and our generous community members and local businesses for raising funds for a lifesaving CPR device for our Emergency Medical Services (EMS) Department!You can read all about our new Stryker LUCAS chest-compression system online at: www.harneyhospitalfoundation.org/foundation-raises-funds-for-lifesaving-cpr-device/Thanks to donors like you, Harney District Hospital's Emergency Medical Services (EMS) Department has a new, lifesaving CPR device! Find the full story on our website: www.harneyhospitalfoundation.org/foundation-raises-funds-for-lifesaving-cpr-device/We began fundraising for this Stryker LUCAS chest-compression system by hosting a Golf Scramble in August of 2023. Special thanks to Oregon Trail Electric Cooperative (OTEC) and Bank of Eastern Oregon for sponsoring this event! We would also like to thank everyone who came out to support this wonderful cause. (Stay tuned for information about this year’s Golf Scramble, which is scheduled for Saturday, Aug. 17, at the Valley Golf Club in Hines!)Additionally, we would like to thank Ken and Polly Post as well as the numerous Friends of the Foundation whose generous contributions made purchasing the LUCAS device possible. We can’t thank you enough for helping us save lives in our community! If you would like to become a Friend of the Foundation and help Harney District Hospital purchase other lifesaving equipment, please email Foundation Manager Elisha Miller at foundation@yinglongcz.com or call her at 541-573-8609.Pictured clockwise from top left: Harney Hospital Foundation Manager Elisha Miller presents a check to the EMS Department for the Stryker LUCAS chest-compression system. From L-R: Emergency Medical Technician (EMT) Kim Kautz, EMT Christina Banton, Foundation Manager Elisha Miller, and EMS Manager Cliff Stoutenburg pose with an oversized check. Cliff Stoutenburg watches as EMT Shealyne Peasley practices using the LUCAS device. EMT Brennick Bowman receives hands-on training. Paramedic Matt Edwards securing the LUCAS device around a training manikin. ... See MoreSee Less

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