Cape Cod Healthcare Announces Expanded Medical Supply Donation Program
Donations to be accepted at five locations across Cape Cod
(
Hyannis, MA – March 23, 2020
) Beginning
noon on Tuesday, March 24
, Cape Cod Healthcare (CCHC) will expand the number of locations where residents can donate essential medical supplies to be used by healthcare providers to protect themselves as they care for patients in the fight against the coronavirus (COVID-19).
Items needed are listed by priority:
- Isolation Gowns
- Face Shields
- Surgical Masks
- Nitrile Gloves
- 3M N95 Masks # 1860,1860S & 1870
- Disinfectant Wipes
- No Touch or Forehead Thermometers
“We have been overwhelmed by the generosity of our local community and friends,” said Michael Lauf, president and CEO of Cape Cod Healthcare. “It is a true indication of how Cape Cod has banded together during this COVID-19 crisis.”
Due to the outpouring of generosity from local residents, Cape Cod Healthcare will be working with the
Cape Cod Medical Reserve Corps
to expand the medical supply donation program to include additional sites across Cape Cod.
Many generous Cape Cod residents and others have offered to donate hand-sewn masks. To help ensure the safety of physicians, nurses and staff, unopened or sealed packages of medical grade masks in all sizes are preferred. Hand-sewn masks will be accepted at donation locations. Masks should be boxed or sealed in plastic.
Donations can be made at the following locations: (Please see maps below.)
·
Fontaine Outpatient Medical Center
– 525 Long Pond Road, Harwich
·
Hyannis Urgent Care
- 1220 Iyannough Road, Hyannis
·
Parking Lot
- 9 East Main Street, Hyannis (intersection of Rt. 28)
·
Stoneman Outpatient Medical Center
– 2 Jan Sebastian Dr, Sandwich