From left to right: Doug Hughes, Interim President and CEO, Grand View Health; M. Shane Michalak, Senior Vice President and Chief Financial Officer, Harleysville Bank; Sandy Alderfer, Campaign Chair and Chairman of the Grand View Health Foundation Board of Trustees; Mark Horne, Senior VP and COO, Grand View Health
Harleysville Bank is committed to providing its customers with an exceptional community banking experience. Grand View Health is committed to leading its community to a healthier future. Now, a generous donation from Harleysville Bank will help to improve access to the healthcare services provided at Grand View Health for people throughout Bucks and Montgomery Counties.
Harleysville Bank has pledged $50,000 to Grand View Health Foundation’s This Is Us Together, a campaign that supports critical healthcare infrastructure. Their pledge will support the 190,000-square-foot, six-story pavilion that will be the cornerstone of the expanded Grand View Hospital campus in Sellersville, PA. The pavilion is scheduled to open in summer 2023.
“Harleysville Bank and Grand View Health have both served people in our communities for more than 100 years,” said M. Shane Michalak, Senior Vice President and Chief Financial Officer at Harleysville Bank. “We are proud to make this pledge to the Grand View Health Foundation because we know it will positively impact local people for years to come.”
The hospital pavilion project includes 52 private patient rooms, 10 state-of-the-art operating rooms, and a new Emergency Department and rooftop helipad to support Grand View Health’s Level II Adult Trauma Center, the only level II trauma center in Upper Bucks County.
“This pledge from Harleysville Bank will help us strengthen Grand View Health’s level of care even further,” said Sandy Alderfer, Grand View Health Foundation Board Chair and Campaign Chair. “We are extremely grateful for their generosity as we move closer to our campaign goal to raise $14 million.”
Doug Hughes, Interim President and CEO of Grand View Health, added: “The future of healthcare will look radically different over the next few years, and our pavilion project will allow us to adapt with that future and provide our community with the extraordinary care they expect and deserve.”
About Harleysville Bank
Established in 1915, Harleysville Bank is a Pennsylvania chartered and federally insured bank, headquartered in Harleysville, PA. The Bank operates from six full-service offices located in Montgomery County and one office located in Bucks County, PA. Harleysville Bank is a true community bank; A resource for dependable and flexible financial solutions for over a century. Built on a foundation of trust, we are committed to providing exceptional customer service and quality financial products and services. Our team works hard every day to earn the trust and respect from people in the communities that we serve. They live in the communities served, are aware of the issues and concerns of local people and are available to discuss these matters to find solutions. We offer a line of comprehensive Priority Business Banking products and services. Our professional team is committed to spend time with you to design and deliver swift, customized financial solutions, taking into consideration your financial needs and goals. We can provide financial services that compare with those offered by larger institutions.
About This Is Us Together
At Grand View Health, we believe every one of us has a role to play in making our community healthy and strong. That’s why we’ve embarked on a capital campaign called This Is Us Together to ensure we’re ready for whatever comes next, while continuing to deliver exceptional healthcare in a familiar place, right here, close to home.
About Grand View Health Foundation
The Grand View Health Foundation raises funds to improve the health and wellness of residents in Bucks and Montgomery counties. Their mission is to assure the delivery of quality care, exceptional patient experiences and innovative medical treatments close to where residents live, work and raise their families.