Annual Report 2024 - 2025

We're proud to share stories in this year’s annual report that highlight how our team continues to innovate and find creative solutions to deliver high-quality care throughout the Treasure Valley.

Highlights from this year include:

• Expanding pharmacy services
• Focused clinical leadership in obstetrics, postpartum, and pediatric care
• Trauma support services
• Patient-centered governance - our patient feedback groups
• Workforce development

It's the most wonderful time of the year! Please join us this giving season to make health and healing possible for our neighbors.

Giving to the Terry Reilly Foundation makes medical, dental, behavioral health, and pharmacy services accessible to everyone regardless of their circumstances, financial barriers, insurance status, language, or transportation barriers.

In 2026, we will mark our 55th Anniversary of serving our community. Our 55-year milestone isn't just about marking time. It's about honoring the people and values that have brought us here. It's a celebration of compassion, collaboration, and shared commitment to making a difference. We wouldn't be here without the support of donors like you, our corporate partnerships, and our nonprofit collaborators.

Please consider a year-end gift that lights the way to better health for everyone!

Mail
Terry Reilly Health Services 
211 16th Avenue North

Nampa, ID 83687


Support all year with a monthly recurring donation
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Your gift is tax-deductible to the fullest extent under existing tax law, as Terry Reilly is a private, not-for-profit (501-c-3) corporation.

New Path was opened by a variety of entities to offer homes for chronically homeless individuals and surround them with care to address the challenges that contribute to their homelessness. Terry Reilly provides on-site services, including care management, nursing support, housing support, mental health support, and substance use support.

Our care team helps residents apply for food stamps and insurance, coordinates medical and mental health care, and supports them in addressing issues that could affect their housing stability.

The first New Path, opened in November 2018, has 39 residential units and currently houses 43 residents. The success of this project from 2019 - 2022 is measured by the cost savings from reduced emergency room hospital visits and reduced police and justice services.

With the growing need for accessible housing, the joint powers moved forward with the plans for New Path 2.0 and had the project's groundbreaking early this fall. The new build is located adjacent to the first New Path on West Fairview Avenue in Boise.

New Path 2 is set to open in September 2026, providing 95 more units for unhoused individuals.

New Path Residents:
The residents themselves are of a variety of ages, socio-economic and ethnic backgrounds, all of whom have experienced homelessness for many years and may be struggling with mental health, substance use, and/or chronic health conditions.

How Many Unhoused people will be served? 
Both New Path buildings together will serve around 134 to 160 residents.

Read more about it in the Idaho Press: here

Terry Reilly recently received a generous in-kind donation of OB medical supplies and two ultrasound machines from a local retired obstetrician-gynecologist.

There is a growing need for obstetric care in our valley, as we have seen a more than 30% increase in OB patients over the last three years. Donor support equips us with the resources needed to meet the demand for these services. Giving more mothers and babies an opportunity for their best start.

In Clinic Food Pantries

Through a new partnership with the Idaho Food Bank, we now have food bags available at the Boise 23rd, Nampa 1st, and Caldwell Cleveland clinics. These clinics will have larger bags for families to take home, as well as sack lunches for our homeless population.

Before this program launched this September, our employees helped fill our in-clinic pantries through an annual employee-initiated food drive. Now, with this partnership, our food pantry is more accessible thanks to year-round support from the Idaho Food Bank.

Senior Community Care Program

Terry Reilly was recently awarded a grant from the Idaho Food Bank to support senior care and participate in a study on senior loneliness. Their partnership enables us to fulfill two critical needs in our senior patient population: access to healthy food and connectedness, both of which have a direct impact on one’s health.

Rachel Sheldon and our Patient Navigator team met with eight senior food box recipients for 1 hour each month for 3 months to help identify and address their health needs.

Some of our patient populations have complex health needs that require assistance addressing social risk factors such as food, shelter, transportation, and loneliness due to isolation. By addressing these factors, our patients achieve better health outcomes.



By integrating public health, primary care, and social services, Terry Reilly is creating healthier communities!

Hello! My name is Savannah, and I am your Terry Reilly Foundation contact. If you have any questions regarding our programs, your previous donation(s),

or a future donation, please do not hesitate to

contact me. I would love to speak with you and

get to know you.

Savannah D'Orazio Blair

Marketing and Development Specialist

sblair@trhs.org

(208) 649-2708

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