Franklin Mint FCU Works Toward Affordable Health Care for Locals

With a growing number of uninsured affected by the economic recession, Franklin Mint Federal Credit Union is doing its part to help ensure underserved locals have access to health care.

The Broomall, Pa.-based credit union has recently donated $25,000 to Mercy Health System to provide funding for quality healthcare. The health status of the communities served by Mercy Health System falls below the national average.

The move represents the first installment of FMFCU's four-year, $100,000 pledge to Mercy Health System. The donation will be used to offset the $39 million spent each year in community benefit costs, the unpaid cost of serving Medicaid patients and other public programs, along with the cost of providing community services.

Mercy Health System consists of four acute care hospitals, a home healthcare organization, several wellness centers, physician practices, a federal PACE program, and is co-owner of managed care plans, Keystone Mercy Health Plan and Gateway Health Plan.

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