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Welcome

The Health Care Auxiliary of Minnesota (HCAM) is an organization of auxiliaries and/or volunteer groups serving health care facilities across Minnesota. HCAM represents 90 health care auxiliaries in Minnesota totaling in excess of 21,000 persons volunteering in services to hospitals and long-term care facilities. In 2008 those volunteer services represented statewide 1.1 million hours at a total estimated value of $22.2 million. These same groups contributed in excess of $3.2 million in dollars or equipment to their facilities. (Learn more about HCAM here: PDF).

HCAM's Mission:
The Health Care Auxiliary of Minnesota provides its members with opportunities to share ideas, develop leaderships skills and promote volunteer services that support Minnesota's health care facilities.

HCAM's Vision:
HCAM seeks to be a united voice of the Minnesota health care community.



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HCAM is offering a new service: Educational Modules ... click for more information [PDF].

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HCAM is offering a new program: Consultation Services ... click for details: [PDF],

Remember, HCAM is here to help you. Contact us today.



HCAM didn't change its name


Although HCAM did not change its name, we did work on our tag line to better indicate just who this organization — HCAM — represents.
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The tag line was “Serving Those who Serve.”  The “Those” are all of you — all 21,000-plus auxilians and volunteers giving time and energy to support the facility in communities across the state. HCAM is the only statewide organization uniquely serving health care volunteer needs. So from Serving Those who Serve ... we now say: “Serving Auxilians and Volunteers in Health Care!”