The New Day Foundation for Families announces a new program serving families receiving cancer treatment at Beaumont Hospitals in Troy and Royal Oak, Michigan.
“This new program will fill a much need gap in the system,” said Director of New Day, Gina Kell Spehn. “We can now work with the social workers at Beaumont directly to be in service to families exactly when they need it.”
The program calls for social workers at Beaumont to screen the patient’s (and their family’s) needs at the time they are receiving treatment for cancer. Families will then be referred to New Day to begin receiving assistance immediately.“No other foundation or group is providing this kind of help for families. This is a game-changer for the kind of care we can offer!”
Mary Kalil, a social worker with Beaumont is excited about this new program. “We can now get help to these families immediately”, said Kalil.
The New Day Foundation doesn’t only provide financial assistance. The foundation has a growing network of professionals offering their services for free or at reduced rates for cancer families.
“Some families have urgent financial needs,” said Kell Spehn. “Others simply need the fellowship of having others who have gone through this to talk to.”
About Beaumont
Beaumont Hospital, Royal Oak once again ranks among the nation’s “Best Hospitals” in the23rd annual rankings by U.S. News & World Report. It’s the 18th consecutive year that Beaumont, Royal Oak has been nationally ranked by USNWR.
Beaumont, Royal Oak is nationally ranked in 10 medical specialties in the 2012-13 lists released today. Fewer than 150 hospitals are nationally ranked in at least one of the 16 medical specialties.
Beaumont Hospital, Troy has earned the Gold Seal of Approval™ for stroke care. The Joint Commission, along with the American Heart Association/American Stroke Association recently recognized Beaumont, Troy with Advanced Certification for Primary Stroke Centers.
Beaumont is committed to providing patients thehighest quality stroke care centered on current scientific research to ensure continued improvement in treatment.



