A program aimed at the goal of zero suicides in Sheboygan County is the beneficiary of Advocate Health’s commitment to assisting community-based services. Aurora Health Care’s parent company, Advocate Health, invested a total of $6.27 billion in community benefit in 2025. That funding enabled Sheboygan County’s Zero Suicide program, conducted through Aurora Medical Center, to complete nearly 27,000 screenings last year as part of a comprehensive suicide prevention approach designed to identify, treat, refer and support individuals at risk.
Advocate Health’s chief consumer and social impact officer, Kinneil Coltman, said that their investment in the communities they serve is “…about using our scale and resources to invest in what matters most – expanding access to care, strengthening communities and driving meaningful improvements in health.”
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