2024 Year-end Giving Campaign

Our health affects all aspects of our life, but the ability to access services is not the same for everyone. The holidays are a great time to support the work at Terry Reilly Health Services to assure a better future for our neighbors.

Neighbors like Jared, who is now living a happier and healthier life, thanks to the generosity of donors like you and the care provided at Terry Reilly:

"I hit the lowest low of my life when I was laid off from work. My ability to provide for my family was stripped away. My wife is hearing impaired, and my boy has a disability, so they both need a lot of medical attention. During the most challenging time of my life, my Terry Reilly counselor was a beacon of hope, giving me encouragement and helping me solve problems. Even with less income, I didn't need to worry about losing our healthcare. The care we received at Terry Reilly helped us get back on our feet. My wife and I agree, it feels like Terry Reilly saved our lives."

Many families struggle to afford primary care and medications despite working. Your donations to the Bob LeBow Patient Assistance Fund bridge the gap for patients who are experiencing a crisis and needing access to healthcare services.

Your gift provides healthcare that's a lifeline for many in need.

Ways to Give:

Donate by Mail:

Terry Reilly Health Services

211 16th Ave N

Nampa, ID 83687

As a donor, we want to assure you that your gift is being used to help patients.

Our Annual Report is available online to ensure transparency and trust.

Inside you'll learn how TRHS is:

• Caring for our youngest patients

• Addressing needs beyond the clinic walls

• Expanding behavioral health

• Expanding access with new clinics

• Training the future healthcare workforce

Healthcare and Homelessness

Boise Mayor Lauren McLean's recent State of the City address featured a panel of

four nonprofits that provide emergency shelter, stable housing, and healthcare for our unhoused population.

Terry Reilly CEO Heidi Hart shared how preventive health services for our homeless neighbors is crucial in helping them get back on track. "Whether it's diabetes and hypertension, whether it's depression or anxiety disorders, it really doesn't matter what health indicator you look at — if you're unhoused, your health is worse, and it's harder for you to be able to meaningfully take care of yourself," Hart said.

Read how your support for Terry Reilly makes our community a better place for everyone:

Idaho Press Article

DID YOU KNOW...

Nearly one-third of Terry Reilly patients don't speak English.

Imagine being in pain, having a raging fever, or struggling with a chronic medical condition and not being able to converse confidently with a nurse or doctor.

While 40% of Terry Reilly employees speak Spanish, we see patients who speak more than 70 other languages.

Thanks to the HP Imagine Grant, we purchased ten tablets that will enable our teams to access a digital translation platform. Improved communication helps patients better understand and engage in their care, which leads to better health.

Patient Story

Maryam, who speaks Arabic, needed translation to understand her Terry Reilly counselor. She was offered a live, in-person translator, but for cultural reasons, having a stranger in the room made Maryam feel emotionally unsafe. She was also concerned about sharing personal information with someone she may see in Boise's small Arabic community.

The new translation technology allowed Maryam to speak and connect with her counselor in a way that honors her privacy and values, allowing her to focus on healing rather than fear.

The CNR Strong Fund created by the Caldwell Night Rodeo provides cancer screenings for people who are uninsured or underinsured. Terry Reilly Patient Navigators (Sandra Valdez, above) are connecting with our patients and helping them schedule appointments at West Valley Medical Center for these preventative screenings. Removing barriers to care is just one of the many social determinants of health that our patient navigators address.

Survivor Group is Giving Others the Gift of Early Detection.

This small group of passionate Boise women organize a flower and yard sale each year with support from Edward's Greenhouse.

They've all survived breast cancer or had a friend or family member affected.

Their donation will ensure screenings for uninsured women served by Terry Reilly.

​To ensure we are meeting the needs of our patients and communities, a majority of Terry Reilly’s Board of Directors is made up of our patients.

Meet Anon Yarbrough

As a board member and through his own personal calling, Anon is committed to educating and helping men heal from trauma. He volunteers to support men through this journey and understands the importance of moving through emotions safely and constructively. He believes addressing emotions openly and compassionately is essential for healing and growth.

Anon wants to become a shadow therapist to help other men break down unhealthy defense mechanisms. Through his life experience and understanding of behavioral health, he has made it his mission to help men overcome mental health struggles so that they can lead happier and healthier lives.

Meet Rachel Couch, LPC

Rachel is a behavioral health therapist who recently joined our board. Because of her expertise and knowledge about behavioral health, she brings a valuable perspective and voice to our board.

She is passionate about providing her patients with compassionate care through authentic conversations. She believes that trauma, addiction, and grief impact everyone, and more resources and care need to be available in our community. She shares that serving an organization that advocates for the community's mental health is an inspiring mission she is proud to support.

Everyone is directly or indirectly affected by trauma at some point in their life. Trauma affects how we perceive the world around us, how we parent, our relationships, and how we connect with our coworkers. Unresolved trauma affects health outcomes, life expectancy, and our ability to take care of ourselves and others. 

Click the button above to learn how we use a trauma-informed lens to care for our patients. 

New TRHS Trauma & Reslience Center in Downtown Boise

A new partnership has allowed us to co-locate two Terry Reilly trauma specialists inside the Ada County Victim Services Center (ACVSC). The proximity allows on-site, real-time support for children and adults who experience sexual abuse, domestic violence or human trafficking. 

Through one door, a specialized multi-disciplinary team provides wrap-around services to stabilize and support individuals and families.

Services include forensic examinations provided by St. Luke CARES, law enforcement reporting, crisis counseling, safety planning, and more.

Through this partnership, we can provide streamlined care for patients who have experienced trauma. 

Here is how it works:

Terry Reilly is about QUALITY

Terry Reilly Health Services has earned FIVE Community Health Quality Recognition (CHQR) badges from the Health Services and Resources Administration (HRSA). This recognition underscores our commitment to high-quality, affordable, accessible, and comprehensive care to meet the needs of the community.

• Health Center Quality Leader Bronze: TRHS is in the top 30% of health centers
• Health Disparities Reducer: Improvements in birth weights, hypertension control, diabetes, and other health measures among racial and ethnic groups
• Access Enhancer: Improved one or more Clinical Quality Measure by at least 15% (ex: control of high blood pressure. diabetes) and increased patients served by at least 5 percent
• Advancing HIT Quality: Electronic Health Records service quality for patients and clinical information sharing
• Addressing Social Risk Factors: Collecting data on Social Drivers of Health and increasing the percentage of patients receiving supportive services

Award determination is based on UDS (Uniform Data System) reporting – a core set of information including data on patient characteristics, services provided, clinical processes and health outcomes, patients' use of services, staffing, costs, and revenues.

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

Marketing and Development Specialist

sdorazio@trhs.org

(208) 649-2708

“No one is useless in this world who lightens the burdens of another.”

--Charles Dickens