Supporters of Neuroscience & Rehabilitation

Ordinary people, life-changing work

Read the stories of innovative philanthropists, how their gifts are being successfully used at CPMC to improve patient care and expand research and technology in the areas of neuroscience & rehabilitation, and how you can help.

Add your support to new healing centers for rehabilitation

• The Acute Rehabilitation Center, opened in 2009, was only possible through philanthropy. Invest in this exciting new therapeutic healing environment dedicated to brain, spine, and stroke rehabilitation.
• Dr. Kenneth C. Archibald's lead gift launched the Archibald/Ehrenberg Rehabilitation Terrain Park.Opens new window Add your support to help more patients get on the road to recovery.

Become an investor in revolutionary neuroscience technology

• Thanks to generous gifts, the Neurovascular and Neurointerventional Surgery Suite opened in 2009. Invest in this outstanding new arena for advanced technology and treatment.
• With your contribution to Stroke Telemedicine, stroke patients can access expert care. Help bring together the best specialists with the latest technology.
• Special events add support and resources to enhance patient care. In 2009, CPMC's Women's Board and Junior Committee donated proceeds from their annual events toward purchase of a Brain Lab Cranial Navigation System. Your gift to the Brain Lab will help our neurosurgeons treat abnormalities without damaging healthy areas of the brain.

Join advocates for vital neurological services

• Edward H. Dodge donated to the Forbes Norris MDA/ALS Research Center.Opens new window His charitable gift annuity has great tax advantages, and benefits the Center where his late wife Marge had volunteered.
• John E. Friedlander supports the Swindells Alzheimer’s Residential Care Program.Opens new window Through his charitable gift annuity, he receives retirement income and honors a close friend who had Alzheimer's.

Because life is precious, we encourage giving to life and a lifetime of giving.