In the past fiscal year, Stanford Medicine invested over $1 billion in community services aimed at enhancing health and wellbeing, focusing on essential needs such as housing, food security, and mental health care. This investment included support for programs like Meals on Wheels, which aids seniors, and initiatives addressing housing instability through partnerships with organizations like Destination: Home. Additionally, Stanford expanded mental health services, including the Roots’ Behavioral Health Connections program and mobile health services for adolescents. The organization also contributed to improving healthcare access through funding for dental health programs and transportation services for low-income families. Furthermore, Stanford Medicine provided significant financial assistance, covering over $726 million in uncompensated medical costs and donating more than $30 million in charity care to support those unable to afford healthcare. Learn more here.