[As published in the Daily Record on April 9 by Katie Garwood]  In less than a week, Ascension St. Vincent’s cardiologist Saumil Oza coordinated donors and 50 restaurants and acquired 350,000 cloth masks to distribute free to the community to help slow the spread of COVID-19 in Jacksonville.  The goal of his initiative, Masks4Jax, is

The Jim Moran Foundation awarded the Foundation with a $50,000 donation this week to aid our medical staff and senior clients affected by the unprecedented COVID-19 pandemic. Ascension St. Vincent’s Foundation President Virginia Hall said this generous gift will help the organization provide support for hunger relief, medical care, housing and loss of income related

The past few weeks have been challenging for everyone as we work together to prevent the spread of the COVID-19 and continue to provide high quality, compassionate healthcare. The caregivers at Ascension St. Vincent’s Jacksonville are working hard to ensure the health of their patients and the community. We have been touched by the many

At Ascension St. Vincent’s Foundation, our purpose is to enhance the current and future healthcare needs of our community. It is with this purpose in mind that our leadership team decided to take proactive measures to protect our staff and supporters against novel coronavirus (COVID-19). We recently launched a landing page that will serve as

Our annual Red Rose Ball resulted in more than $200,000 to support our Mobile Health Outreach Program. We appreciate your commitment to helping us reach low income, uninsured and underinsured families in our area. See if you were spotted here!