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United Hospital Foundation programsFunds raised by the Foundation are integral to the success of a variety of programs and services. Emergency Department InitiativeUnited Hospital's Emergency Department needs to be expanded to meet the growing needs of our community. The East Metro Diabetes InitiativeThe East Metro Diabetes Initiative is the only community-based diabetes initiative in the Twin Cities area. It provides a uniform approach to the identification and treatment of diabetes and promotes quality care, decreases costs and reduces complications of diabetes. Jesse Edwards Registry of Cardiovascular DiseaseThe Jesse Edwards Registry of Cardiovascular Disease is recognized worldwide as a center for heart disease research. The Complementary Therapies ProgramThe Complementary Therapies Program at the Cancer Care Services at United is one of the first in the country to integrate complementary therapies into a hospital setting. Nasseff HeartThe Nasseff Heart Center is exclusively dedicated to the diagnosis and treatment of heart disease. A $20.7 million initiative, it represents United Hospital's strategic response to demographic indicators and the needs of our patients and of the community we serve. Nasseff Neuroscience CenterThe Nasseff Neuroscience Center combines the expertise of specialists with best-of-care practices and state-of-the-art technology. The focus is on diagnosing, managing, treating neurological disorders and preventing disease including stroke and brain tumors. The Lipschultz Center Guest ApartmentsThe Lipshultz Center Guest Apartments, linked to the hospital by tunnel, allows patients' family members to remain in the vicinity. Milton M. Hurwitz ExerCare Fitness CenterThe Milton M. Hurwitz ExerCare Fitness Center provides medically safe and effective exercise and education programs to patients, their families and the community. Partners for Violence PreventionPartners for Violence Prevention work in the West Seventh neighborhood of Saint Paul to prevent violence, reduce the incidence and impact of violence and improve the community and health care providers’ response to violence. United Hospital Foundation FundsUnited Hospital Foundation funds were established to help donors give to specific programs and facilities. For more information about a specific fund, please call the United Hospital Foundation at 651-241-8022. |
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