Who It Benefits

All proceeds benefit heart care technologies at Lake Regional Health System.

Tee Up To Show You Care

As a Level II STEMI Centre, Lake Regional Health System provides an essential service to mid-Missouri: ensuring 180,000 full-time residents and millions of annual visitors have 24/7 access to lifesaving treatment for heart attacks. And because time is a muscle, Lake Regional is proud to be a national leader in heart attack treatment time, delivering care faster than 9 out of 10 hospitals nationwide.*

The Lake Regional heart care team uses specialized X-ray equipment in the Cardiac Catheterization Lab to diagnose and treat patients with heart attacks, as well as heart and blood vessel disease, and to implant pacemakers, performing nearly 2,000 total procedures each year.

To ensure Lake of the Ozarks-area residents and visitors continue to have access to the latest heart care technology, all proceeds from HK’s Lake of the Ozarks Open tournament will help purchase state-of-the-art equipment such as the Philips Azurion 7 Series. Industry-leading imaging equipment provides enhanced visualization for finding and treating blockages in the heart and vessels while delivering the lowest possible dose of radiation, improving safety for patients and physicians.

Learn more about the emergency heart care services at Lake Regional at lakeregional.com/heartcare.

*According to the American College of Cardiology's CathPCI Registry.

Past Contributions 

To date, the HK's tournament has raised more than $3 million to support the expansion of health care services at Lake Regional. The following departments have benefited from past tournaments.

• Cancer Center — $155,000
• Cardiac Cath Lab — $456,000
• Commitment to Caring — $171,000
• Emergency Department — $867,550
• Intensive Care Unit — $200,000
• Medical Oncology — $125,000
• Obstetrics — $181,000
• Orthopedics — $160,000 
• Outpatient Services — $127,000
• Radiation Therapy — $360,000
• Sleep Lab — $160,000
• Stepdown Unit — $115,000
• Wound Healing Center — $135,000