i

4th Congressional District

HIGHLIGHTS

$68,122,308in uncompensated care provided by VUMC

17,713pediatric patients served by Monroe Carell Jr. Children?s Hospital at Vanderbilt (2,543 inpatient, 15,170 outpatient? Nov. 2017 to June 2018)

DISTRICT FACTS

2,508 VUMC employees 432 VU employees

$3,087,284in financial aid paid by VU to undergraduate students from the district

2,071VU alumni living in the district

135 students enrolled (66 undergraduate, 18 graduate, 48 professional, 3 non-degree seeking)

Tennessee's

- 6 local Vanderbilt Health Affiliated Network

(VHAN) hospitals (as of Nov. 1, 2018)

- 5,080 VUMC ambulance transports

- 621 VUMC LifeFlight transports

- 6,215 calls to the Tenn. Poison Center at VUMC

- 508 district residents? births at VUMC

- 2,568 participated in VUMC-facilitated cancer

fairs and educational forums, and town halls

about clinical trials (English/Spanish)

- 150 practicing VU School of Medicine alumni

- 239 practicing VU School of Nursing alumni

- 963 VU donors

- 62 K-12 youths participated in VU Programs

for Talented Youth

- 2 youths participated in Dyer Observatory

Summer Camp

- 8 individuals participated in the Next Steps

programs (inclusive higher education

programs for individuals with intellectual and

developmental disabilities)

8,554 inpatient discharges from VUMC 87,639 patients seen in an outpatient setting (Nov. 2017 to June 2018)

This data is for all of Bedford, Bledsoe, Bradley, Franklin, Grundy, Lincoln, Marion, Marshall, Maury, Meigs, Moore, Rhea, Rutherford, Sequatchie, Van Buren, and Warren counties for FY 2018.

Representative Scott DesJarlais (TN-04)

For more information, please contact Vanderbilt?s Offices of Federal Relations: Christ ina West (VU) (202) 216-4370? Alex Currie (VUMC) (202) 216-4366

Select data points from vanderbilt.edu/community-relations/map

Vanderbilt?s FY 2018 runs July 1, 2017 ? June 30, 2018.

i

4th Congressional DistrictTennessee's

- 14,263 otolaryngology procedure and clinical

visits, and 4,485 hearing and speech patients

treated at VUMC?s Bill Wilkerson Center for

ear, nose, and throat diseases and

communication disorders

- 1,960 Child and Adolescent Needs and

Strengths assessments performed for the

Tenn. Dept. of Children?s Services (DCS) by the

VUMC Dept. of Psychiatry

- 305 DCS staff trained by VUMC Psychiatry?s

Center of Excellence on standardized

assessments for children in state custody

- 21 DCS staff trained on quality assessment

integration as a best practice by the Dept. of

Psychiatry?s Center of Excellence

- 270 Disability Pathfinder resource calls to the

Vanderbilt Kennedy Center for Research on

Human Development

- 4 businesses to which health and wellness

information was provided by Vanderbilt

Corporate Health

- 1 school benefited from having teacher

candidates from VU Peabody College of

education and human development

- 35 residents participated in unique learning

opportunities through Osher Lifelong

Learning Institute (intellectual and cultural

noncredit courses, programs, and trips for

adults over 50)

- 40 residents enrolled in precollege and/or

adult programs at VU Blair School of Music

- 560 library materials provided through

interlibrary loan program

- 116 youths participated in VU sports camps

- 564 VU Athletics season ticket holders

For more information, please contact Vanderbilt?s Offices of Federal Relations: Christ ina West (VU) (202) 216-4370? Alex Currie (VUMC) (202) 216-4366

Select data points from vanderbilt.edu/community-relations/map

Vanderbilt?s FY 2018 runs July 1, 2017 ? June 30, 2018.