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    Southeast Iowa Regional Medical Center

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    About Southeast Iowa Regional Medical Center

    The foundation's giving is overwhelmingly focused on supporting regional health system consolidation and operations, with very large transfers to affiliated hospitals and health system entities alongside targeted investments in local health workforce training. Smaller, discretionary gifts fund community economic development, arts and public health services that support community wellbeing in Southeast Iowa. Its portfolio reflects a mission tied to maintaining and strengthening local healthcare capacity through institutional transfers and partnership with education providers.

    Focus Areas

    Regional hospital system support and mergers (large intercompany/merger transfers to affiliated hospital entities)Rural hospital operating support and stabilization (Henry County Health Center and similar facilities)Health workforce development through community college nursing and radiologic technology programs (Southeastern Community College)Regional health foundations and system philanthropy (Great River Health Foundation / GRHS Holdings)Local public health and emergency services (Iowa Poison Control Center)

    Who They Fund

    nursing students / nursing trainees

    About Southeast Iowa Regional Medical Center

    Southeast Iowa Regional Medical Center Inc’s largest recent grant was a $164,598,296 transfer to Grhs Holdings Inc in 2023, a signal that its giving is centered on major health-system restructuring as well as local healthcare capacity. The portfolio is dominated by large transfers to affiliated entities in West Burlington, including Henry County Health Center, Great River Health System, and Riverview System Ltd. Alongside those system-level movements, the foundation also funds health workforce pipelines through Southeastern Community College and community-facing support such as the Iowa Poison Control Center. Smaller grants reach civic and cultural organizations in southeast Iowa, including groups tied to active lifestyle programming, economic development, and community enhancement. Across the recent grants listed here, the pattern is not broad national philanthropy but local institutional support tied to healthcare operations, training, and community wellbeing. The foundation’s grants show a strong connection to the regional health system and its surrounding education and community partners.

    What Southeast Iowa Regional Medical Center Funds

    Healthcare workforce development is a clear theme. In 2024, Southeast Iowa Regional Medical Center Inc gave $5,654,982 to Southeastern Community College for the nursing program, and in 2025 it gave another $1,433,466 to the same college for nursing and rad tech program support. The foundation also uses scholarship programs to support students pursuing healthcare education, including the Auxiliary Continuing Education Scholarship and the Auxiliary High School Scholarship. Community health services appear in grants to the Iowa Poison Control Center, including $12,000 in 2024 and $7,500 in 2025 for general support. Beyond healthcare, the foundation made $10,000 grants to Tri State Rodeo for promoting an active lifestyle and to Fort Madison Economic Development and Lee County Economic Development for community enhancement and workforce development.

    How Southeast Iowa Regional Medical Center Gives

    The grant-size profile is highly skewed. The 25th percentile is $10,000, the median is $1,491,733, and the 75th percentile is $3,663,746, reflecting a mix of very large transfers and smaller community grants. The same organizations appear across multiple years, especially Henry County Health Center, Great River Health System, Southeastern Community College, and Iowa Poison Control Center, which points to recurring support rather than one-off giving. The foundation is operating through a medical-center structure and also makes program-related investments. Several large awards are labeled merger or intercompany transfers, indicating internal or affiliated-system reallocations rather than external grantmaking alone.

    Financial Snapshot

    Annual Giving

    $18.7M

    Total Assets

    $259M

    Total Revenue

    $457M

    Total Expenses

    $455.9M

    Typical Grant Size

    Most grants fall between $10K and $3.7M, with a median of $1.5M.

    25th Percentile

    $10K

    Median

    $1.5M

    75th Percentile

    $3.7M

    Geographic Reach

    Local1 state funded
    Funding intensity
    Low
    High
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    Leadership

    DR MICHAEL MCCOY

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    radiologic technologist students
    local community residents (participants in active-lifestyle programs)
    workforce development participants

    Giving Approach

    Highly concentrated — a small number of very large, often intercompany or merger-related transfers to affiliated health system entities, supplemented by modest, one-off community grants for workforce development, economic development, arts, and public health.

    Funding Style

    general support / unrestrictedprogram support for workforce traininginternal/intercompany transfer (administrative reallocation)capacity-building for training programs

    Notable grantees: GRHS Holdings Inc, Henry County Health Center / Henry County Health Center Inc, Great River Health System / Great River Health Foundation, Southeastern Community College, Iowa Poison Control Center

    Topics

    nursing education / nursing program supportradiologic technologist (rad tech) traininghealthcare workforce developmentcommunity health promotion / active lifestylecommunity enhancement initiatives

    Where Southeast Iowa Regional Medical Center Makes Grants

    Giving is entirely in Iowa, with 100% of grants to recipients in the HQ state. West Burlington receives the largest share by count and includes the biggest transfers to affiliated health-system entities and the college partnership. Other recipient cities include Sioux City, Fort Madison, Montrose, and Burlington. The county-level pattern also shows local concentration in Southeast Iowa, with requests and sponsorship support tied to Henry County and Des Moines County. The distribution is regional rather than national or multi-state.

    Frequently Asked Questions About Southeast Iowa Regional Medical Center

    What kinds of organizations does Southeast Iowa Regional Medical Center Inc support most often?

    Most of the giving goes to health-system entities and healthcare training partners. The recent grants include very large transfers to affiliated hospitals and system organizations in West Burlington, plus multi-million-dollar support for Southeastern Community College’s nursing and rad tech programs.

    Does the foundation support healthcare education?

    Yes. The foundation funds healthcare education through both grants and scholarship programs. Recent examples include $5,654,982 to Southeastern Community College for the nursing program and $1,433,466 for nursing and rad tech program support, along with scholarship programs for students pursuing healthcare education.

    What is the typical grant size?

    The grant-size distribution is wide, with a 25th percentile of $10,000, a median of $1,491,733, and a 75th percentile of $3,663,746. That spread reflects a combination of very large transfers and smaller community grants.

    Where are grants concentrated geographically?

    All recent grants in the data go to recipients in Iowa. West Burlington is the main recipient city by count, and other Iowa recipients include Sioux City, Fort Madison, Montrose, and Burlington.

    Are there recurring grantees?

    Yes. Several organizations appear in multiple years, including Henry County Health Center, Great River Health System, Southeastern Community College, and Iowa Poison Control Center. That suggests a recurring relationship with key health-system and community partners.

    Latest 990 Filing

    2026

    Source: IRS Form 990-PF, fiscal year 2026.

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    Recent Grants

    Most recent grants reported to the IRS.

    RecipientLocationAmountYearPurpose
    GREAT RIVER HEALTH SYSTEMWEST BURLINGTON, IA$16,500,0002026OPERATION SUPPORT
    GREAT RIVER HEALTH FOUNDATION INCWEST BURLINGTON, IA$1,749,7782026OPERATION SUPPORT
    SOUTHEASTERN COMMUNITY COLLEGEWEST BURLINGTON, IA$330,8202026NURSING AND RAD TECH PROGRAM
    BURLINGTON CAPITOL THEATERBURLINGTON, IA$50,2002026CAMPAIGN DONATION
    TRI STATE RODEO ASSOCIATIONFORT MADISON, IA$31,8002026SPONSORSHIP
    GREATER BURLINGTON PARTNERSHIPBURLINGTON, IA$26,0002026ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT
    FORT MADISON ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENTFORT MADISON, IA$25,0002026GENERAL SUPPORT
    IOWA POISON CONTROL CENTERSIOUX CITY, IA$12,0002026GENERAL SUPPORT
    HENRY COUNTY HEALTH CENTERWEST BURLINGTON, IA$8,081,9502025INTERCOMPANY TRANSFER
    RIVERVIEW SYSTEM LTDWEST BURLINGTON, IA$3,000,0002025INTERCOMPANY TRANSFER
    GREAT RIVER HEALTH SYSTEMWEST BURLINGTON, IA$1,918,0502025INTERCOMPANY TRANSFER
    SOUTHEASTERN COMMUNITY COLLEGEWEST BURLINGTON, IA$1,433,4662025NURSING AND RAD TECH PROGRAM
    GREAT RIVER HEALTH FOUNDATION INCWEST BURLINGTON, IA$377,0612025GENERAL SUPPORT
    IOWA POISON CONTROL CENTERSIOUX CITY, IA$7,5002025GENERAL SUPPORT
    GREAT RIVER HEALTH SYSTEM INCWEST BURLINGTON, IA$6,000,0002024TRANSFER DUE TO MERGER
    SOUTHEASTERN COMMUNITY COLLEGEWEST BURLINGTON, IA$5,654,9822024NURSING PROGRAM
    IOWA POISON CONTROL CENTERSIOUX CITY, IA$12,0002024GENERAL SUPPORT
    GRHS HOLDINGS INCWEST BURLINGTON, IA$164,598,2962023TRANSFER DUE TO MERGER
    HENRY COUNTY HEALTH CENTER INCWEST BURLINGTON, IA$2,106,3662023TRANSFER DUE TO MERGER
    GREAT RIVER HEALTH SYSTEM INCWEST BURLINGTON, IA$1,550,0002023TRANSFER DUE TO MERGER
    TRI STATE RODEOFORT MADISON, IA$10,0002023PROMOTE COMMUNITY ACTIVE LIFESTYLE
    FORT MADISON ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENTFORT MADISON, IA$10,0002023SUPPORT COMMUNITY ENHANCEMENT AND WORKFORCE DEVELOPMENT
    LEE COUNTY ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENTMONTROSE, IA$10,0002023SUPPORT COMMUNITY ENHANCEMENT AND WORKFORCE DEVELOPMENT
    ART GUILD OF BURLINGTONBURLINGTON, IA$6,3252023SUPPORT COMMUNITY ENHANCEMENT

    GREAT RIVER HEALTH SYSTEM

    $16,500,000
    WEST BURLINGTON, IA2026

    OPERATION SUPPORT

    GREAT RIVER HEALTH FOUNDATION INC

    $1,749,778
    WEST BURLINGTON, IA2026

    OPERATION SUPPORT

    SOUTHEASTERN COMMUNITY COLLEGE

    $330,820
    WEST BURLINGTON, IA2026

    NURSING AND RAD TECH PROGRAM

    BURLINGTON CAPITOL THEATER

    $50,200
    BURLINGTON, IA2026

    CAMPAIGN DONATION

    TRI STATE RODEO ASSOCIATION

    $31,800
    FORT MADISON, IA2026

    SPONSORSHIP

    GREATER BURLINGTON PARTNERSHIP

    $26,000
    BURLINGTON, IA
    2026

    ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT

    FORT MADISON ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT

    $25,000
    FORT MADISON, IA2026

    GENERAL SUPPORT

    IOWA POISON CONTROL CENTER

    $12,000
    SIOUX CITY, IA2026

    GENERAL SUPPORT

    HENRY COUNTY HEALTH CENTER

    $8,081,950
    WEST BURLINGTON, IA2025

    INTERCOMPANY TRANSFER

    RIVERVIEW SYSTEM LTD

    $3,000,000
    WEST BURLINGTON, IA2025

    INTERCOMPANY TRANSFER

    GREAT RIVER HEALTH SYSTEM

    $1,918,050
    WEST BURLINGTON, IA2025

    INTERCOMPANY TRANSFER

    SOUTHEASTERN COMMUNITY COLLEGE

    $1,433,466
    WEST BURLINGTON, IA2025

    NURSING AND RAD TECH PROGRAM

    GREAT RIVER HEALTH FOUNDATION INC

    $377,061
    WEST BURLINGTON, IA2025

    GENERAL SUPPORT

    IOWA POISON CONTROL CENTER

    $7,500
    SIOUX CITY, IA2025

    GENERAL SUPPORT

    GREAT RIVER HEALTH SYSTEM INC

    $6,000,000
    WEST BURLINGTON, IA2024

    TRANSFER DUE TO MERGER

    SOUTHEASTERN COMMUNITY COLLEGE

    $5,654,982
    WEST BURLINGTON, IA2024

    NURSING PROGRAM

    IOWA POISON CONTROL CENTER

    $12,000
    SIOUX CITY, IA2024

    GENERAL SUPPORT

    GRHS HOLDINGS INC

    $164,598,296
    WEST BURLINGTON, IA2023

    TRANSFER DUE TO MERGER

    HENRY COUNTY HEALTH CENTER INC

    $2,106,366
    WEST BURLINGTON, IA2023

    TRANSFER DUE TO MERGER

    GREAT RIVER HEALTH SYSTEM INC

    $1,550,000
    WEST BURLINGTON, IA2023

    TRANSFER DUE TO MERGER

    TRI STATE RODEO

    $10,000
    FORT MADISON, IA2023

    PROMOTE COMMUNITY ACTIVE LIFESTYLE

    FORT MADISON ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT

    $10,000
    FORT MADISON, IA2023

    SUPPORT COMMUNITY ENHANCEMENT AND WORKFORCE DEVELOPMENT

    LEE COUNTY ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT

    $10,000
    MONTROSE, IA2023

    SUPPORT COMMUNITY ENHANCEMENT AND WORKFORCE DEVELOPMENT

    ART GUILD OF BURLINGTON

    $6,325
    BURLINGTON, IA2023

    SUPPORT COMMUNITY ENHANCEMENT