Ms. Anastasia Vogt

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  www.yorkregion.com/article/89133 - [Cached Version]
  Published on: 3/14/2009    Last Visited: 3/14/2009  

  And Vaughan Health Care Foundation administrator Anastasia Vogt agrees that a troubled economy is of greater concern when fundraising.
  
  "I can't predict what people will do or won't do or what kind of support there would be," Ms Vogt said.
  
  "I can tell you this community has strongly supported the hospital initiative and I would expect that to continue. I think that people rally around this cause year after year and they'll continue to do that," she added.
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  Ms Vogt maintains that the foundation is taking the financial situation into account and are embracing more economic-sensitive approaches when dealing with donors this year, she said.

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  Published on: 4/19/2008    Last Visited: 4/19/2008  

  But word from the province will, hopefully, arrive sooner rather than later, Vaughan Health Campus of Care Foundation administrator Anastasia Vogt said.
  
  "This is a huge project, so it's got to be considered by several people on the ministry's side," she said this week.
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  If the province accepts the report's recommendations, the next step will be to begin formulating a master plan for the new facility, Ms Vogt said.
  
  That process includes deciding building locations, whether to have one site or several, how to integrate services and how to link with other hospitals and service providers in the area.
  
  "We are really optimistic that we're going to hear from the government that we're going to move forward," she said.
  
  The report from Deloitte, which is posted on the LHIN's website, focuses on the need for acute services such as an emergency department, she said, adding the need for such services in Vaughan has been trumpeted often.
  
  But she could not offer a time line as to when the province might respond to the report.
  
  "We're hoping to hear back really soon," she said.

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  Published on: 2/6/2008    Last Visited: 7/14/2009  

  Anastasia Vogt, Vaughan Health Care Foundation administrator, says her organization is also looking to include other services in the 17, OOO-square-foot building. "We are in discussion with several health-service providers to co-locate additional complementary services so people (who require) a diagnostic test, like an x-ray, and have to get in their car and drive five kilometres to go get the x-ray can just walk down the hall," Vogt said. "Seniors, who are frail; for example can't necessarily negotiate or navigate the system as efficiently as you or I, as well as individuals with mental health issues. "So we are hoping to co-locate diagnostic imaging, rehabilitation services, and a number of other services."
  
  These services won't be directly offered through the CHC but it's the foundation's intention that the system will appear seamless to its users. Vogt said she'll be able to tell the community more about these partnerships in the coming months.
  
  The staffing model of the CHC has been approved by the Ontario Ministry of Health. It includes doctors, nurse practitioners, a dietitian, a chiropodist, physiotherapists and a health promoter. All staff will be on salary.
  
  Vogt said the CHC's staff will take as long as the patient needs, unlike a typical OHIP-billing doctor where 10 minutes are allotted per patient. "A typical scenario: a senior will come in with a big list of issues they want to deal with, and here you can work through the issues," she said.
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  Vogt said fostering that relationship is especially important for newcomers or vulnerable populations. "It's trust," she said.

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  Published on: 12/23/2007    Last Visited: 12/23/2007  

  In Vaughan, 2007 saw the city get the go-ahead from the province to plan for a hospital there, said Anastasia Vogt, the administrator for the Vaughan Health Care Foundation.
  
  A report to the Health Ministry in March will lay out the services and capital needs of the new hospital until 2030, Ms Vogt said.
  
  The facility hopefully will open its doors in 2013, she said.But planning must accommodate Vaughan's growth.
  
  "The planning doesn't stop when the doors open," she said.
  
  In January, the foundation will consult the community with options to gauge what services are needed, Ms Vogt added, and offering general suggestions for a hospital location.A report will then be submitted to the ministry outlining those services.
  
  Vaughan is home to a mix of young families and an aging population, which must be considered when deciding what services will be provided."Definitely there are trends that are emerging," Ms Vogt said.

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  Published on: 11/3/2008    Last Visited: 11/18/2008  

  Anastasia Vogt Vaughan Health Care Foundation

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  Published on: 7/14/2008    Last Visited: 7/14/2008  

  The foundation has had tons of community support from both companies and community organizations during their drive to raise funds for the proposed Vaughan Health Campus of Care, said the foundation's administrator Anastasia Vogt.
  
  "This speaks to the need...We need to bring the hospital to the community as soon as possible," she said.
  
  Many other fundraising events are coming up this summer and fall, she added.
  
  So far, total fundraising for the proposed hospital is "somewhere in the neighbourhood of $4 million," she said.
  
  Ms Vogt said she can't yet cite a goal for the fundraising campaign.They are gearing up to make a big announcement in the near future, though.
  
  "We'll be launching a significant capital campaign in the coming months and will announce our goal," she said.
  
  In the meantime, the foundation is waiting to hear back from the Ministry of Health and Long-term Care, Ms Vogt said.
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  Ms Vogt said potential sites have been narrowed down to about six, and the foundation continues to work on that process.

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  Anastasia Vogt Foundation Administrator Phone: 905-303-1998 E-mail: avogt@vaughanhealthcare.com

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  Published on: 1/15/2008    Last Visited: 6/9/2009  

  "Yes, the numbers were a bit disappointing in December because of the weather," said Anastasia Vogt, VHCF administrator. "But when you realize that almost 1,000 people came to the gala in October, and that quite a grassroots movement has already begun here, it is exciting to be involved in the process."
  
  "It really is neat because (VHCC) has come from genuine community interest in having our own hospital, and it is generating a huge groundswell of community support," Vogt said.
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  Vogt agreed with Shenfield.

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  Published on: 1/11/2008    Last Visited: 6/30/2009  

  Anastasia Vogt, administrator for the Vaughan Health Care Foundation said the public engagement session would allow the public to review information on what services could be provided in a new hospital for Vaughan to meet the needs of the local community, and provide opportunity for citizens to have additional say in the planning process.

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  Published on: 1/22/2008    Last Visited: 1/22/2008  

  Anastasia Vogt, Foundation AdministratorVaughan Health Care Foundation905-303-1998avogt@vaughanhealthcare.com

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