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SALT LAKE CITY -- Primary Children's Medical Center provides medical service to every child who comes into their care, including the 1-in-10 without means to pay.
In an effort to keep their services available to all children, Primary Children's Medical Center and KSL raised $2,631,749 in the annual Telethon fundraiser, June 4-5. All funds raised go toward helping children at the hospital.
The Telethon, among other fundraisers, helps meet some of the greatest needs of the children. These include charity care, research, and support to special programs at the hospital including bereavement therapy, music, toys and art supplies.
Primary Children's Medical Center care extends to Utah, Idaho, Wyoming, Nevada and Montana.
