Stamford Health Receives $5M Donation For Women’s Specialty Center
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Stamford Health Receives $5M Donation For Women's Specialty Center The donation will help augment services and drive innovation at the center, which delivers specialty care for women of all ages.Information via Stamford Health
STAMFORD, CT — Stamford Health this week announced a new $5 million philanthropic commitment from donor Susan Falk Rapoport to modernize its Women's Specialty Center .
Rapoport's donation will help augment services and drive innovation at the center, which delivers specialty care for women of all ages.
The donation marks the next chapter in Stamford Health's multi-year fundraising campaign for women and babies.
To date, the campaign has significantly contributed to the debut of the new Hackett Family Maternity Unit , the opening of the Cohen Neonatal Intensive Care Unit (NICU) and the modernization of the Whittingham Pavilion .
"Susan Falk Rapoport's generous donation will ensure that Stamford Health can continue to provide world-class, multidisciplinary care at our Women's Specialty Center for years to come," said Stamford Health President and CEO Kathleen Silard in a news release. "We are so grateful to all of our donors who have contributed to the women and babies fundraising campaign."
With Rapaport's donation, Stamford Health will modernize multiple elements of the center including adding more rooms for existing and new programs and building private waiting areas for patients.
This modernization effort will ensure that care is delivered in a state-of-the-art, safe and efficient space, providing ultimate comfort for patients. Stamford Health's team of distinguished specialists at the Women's Specialty Center address a range of issues such as endometriosis, pelvic floor wellness, incontinence, fibroids, genetic screening, pediatric and adolescent gynecology, reproductive genetics, high-risk pregnancy and GYN Oncology with an overarching mission to relieve the suffering and improve the quality of life of women of all ages who are affected by complex and difficult-to-diagnose conditions.
