Hospital Fundraising: HIPAA, Concierge Services, and Grateful Patients

Do you support hospital fundraising? The webinar will discuss three important topics: HIPAA Rules, Concierge Services and Grateful Patients. Using models utilized at Jackson Health Foundation, the webinar will present some ideas and open discussions on the topics.    

Learning Objectives

• Learn the basics of the three topics: HIPPA for Fundraisers, Concierge Services, and Grateful Patients. Discuss the issues.

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Presented By

Ann L. House, President | Ann House Consultants, Inc.

After retiring from a 40-year career at the University of Miami, Ann House began philanthropy consulting. Her clients included Big Brother Big Sisters, Barry University, Girl Scouts of Tropical Florida, Miami Dade College Foundation, Jackson Health Foundation, The Alliance to Support the Nation Parks of Florida, and the Tropical Audubon Society. She serves as an emeritus board member of the Girl Scouts of Tropical Florida and a member of the Villagers.
At the University of Miami, she served as Associate Vice President for Advancement Services managing functions such as prospect management, gift agreements, data management, talent management, orientation, training, financial reporting, budget, personnel, policies and procedures, and facilities for a division of 350 employees. During her tenure, she supported three comprehensive campaigns with totals exceeding $3.5 billion. In 2016, she was awarded aasp's Jonathan Lindsey Lifetime Achievement Award.

Ann received her M.B.A from the University of Miami and her B.A. from Duquesne University. Ann also held various roles with the Boy Scouts of America over the course of twelve years. Ann and her husband, Jose, like glamping and enjoy the outdoors.

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