Who is the Escambia County Medical Society Foundation?
The Escambia County Medical Society Foundation is a non-profit organization dedicated to providing healthcare services on a volunteer and funding basis through its members. The Foundation was created in 1994. The primary goal is to assure access to adequate healthcare for the medically indigent citizens of the area, to study and promote improved methods and facilities for healthcare, to pursue the protection of public health, implement the means of financing healthcare at reasonable costs to cooperate with other organizations and institutions interested in pursuing these goals, and disseminate information concerning healthcare in general.
Current Foundation programs include: Go Seniors! our Blood Pressure Cuff Program and We Care.
Mission of the Foundation
Projects of the Foundation
Go Seniors! Transportation Program:
Blood Pressure Cuff Program:
The fourth round of blood pressure cuffs provided to our local clinics were delivered and almost all have been provided to patients. A fifth round is on order for delivery to Hope and Healing, Good Samaritan, Escambia County and St. Joseph clinics.
We Care:
Founded in 1992 and now implemented by the Department of Health the We Care Program assigns
medically indigent patients to physician specialist who provide in-kind medical care as volunteers.
Patients must be referred by a physician.
Pensacola State College Endowment:
Your ECMS Foundation continues to partner with PSC to award scholarships to students pursuing degrees in healthcare.
Physician Wellness Program:
A free, confidential wellness program for ECMS members. Physician Wellness
Escambia/Santa Rosa County Medical Society Scholarship Endowment Fund:
We award an annual scholarship to a fourth year Florida State University College of Medicine Pensacola regional campus medical
student through our growing endowment
Contact the ECMS Foundation for more information | 850.478.0706 or director@escambiaCMS.org