CTH donates hospital beds to Carson High

Carson Tahoe Health has donated two hospital beds, valued at $15,000 each, to the Carson City School District. From left, Guillermo Hernandez, Yezmani Roque, Brittney Allen, Jennifer Brown, Sheila Story and Jenna Clark.

Carson Tahoe Health has donated two hospital beds, valued at $15,000 each, to the Carson City School District. From left, Guillermo Hernandez, Yezmani Roque, Brittney Allen, Jennifer Brown, Sheila Story and Jenna Clark.

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Carson Tahoe Health donated two Stryker Pro Form hospital beds to the Carson City School District, according to a news release.

The beds, valued at $15,000 each, will be used to treat students in the health office at Carson High School.

The beds were provided as part of CTH’s community outreach program.

School nurses provide student care coordination and case management support. They serve as the link between the school, home, primary health care providers and community and mental health services.

School districts are required by law to provide health services and make accommodations for students with chronic or life-threatening health conditions and these requirements are overseen by the school nurse. For some students, the nurse serves as their primary connection to a licensed health professional.

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