The clinic – located inside the UC Cancer Center’s Blood Cancer Healing Center – aims to reduce the time between an initial finding and a diagnosis. After receiving a referral, clinic staff review existing imaging and test results and schedule an appointment within 24 to 48 hours.
The funding will support memory disorder studies, expand specialized care and help UC’s institute gain national recognition for its Alzheimer’s research.
The gift establishes the Farmer Family Fund in Neuroscience Nursing, offering tuition reimbursement incentives to graduates of the University of Cincinnati College of Nursing who commit to working in neurology-focused roles at UC Health.
Philanthropy supported a wide range of needs – from new scholarships and emergency grants to neuroscience research and athletics facilities.
The Hearing Speech and Deaf Center, UC Health and the Cochlear Provider Network have joined forces to offer expanded access to implantable hearing solutions — giving more patients a chance to hear clearly again.
This is the latest gift from the foundation to the UC Gardner Neuroscience Institute. The grant-making organization previously donated $9 million.
The new Koetters Family Nursing Program at UC Health will work to directly address health care disparities in the community by providing home visits for adults with developmental disabilities.
The annual awards program celebrates individuals for their extraordinary philanthropic and volunteer commitments to the University of Cincinnati and UC Health.
Following an update on the latest cancer states for the region, the 513Relief Bus and other partners will provide various health screenings.
Funding will go toward scholarships, research, new campus facilities, student support, athletic programs and a host of other UC initiatives.
