HonorHealth receives $21.5 million for neuroscience research
HonorHealth Foundation in Scottsdale, Arizona, has announced a $21.5 million gift from businessman and philanthropist Robert Bové in support of innovative neuroscience research, AZBigMedia reports.
The largest single gift in the healthcare system's history will support the scheduled opening of the Bob Bové Neuroscience Institute at HonorHealth in May and efforts to drive innovation at the HonorHealth Research and Innovation Institute.
"Every day we see the challenges our patients and their families face as they deal with life-changing conditions — from brain injuries and tumors to strokes and diseases such as Alzheimer's, Parkinson's, ALS, and multiple sclerosis," said HonorHealth neuroscience medical director Frederick Marciano. "It's long been our vision to offer them a single location where they can conveniently access comprehensive services and expert care. Mr. Bové's generous gift helps bring that vision to life."
"I have been fortunate with success, and I feel strongly that you must give back; it just feels right," said Bové. "The institute will be one convenient location that provides integrated care and coordination of services with an innovative approach to patient care."
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