Campagni Auto Group Raises Funds for Renown Children's Hospital
Dollar-for-dollar matching gift campaign raises over $100,000 for pediatric hospital patients
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Growing With Our Community
Northern Nevada is growing at a pace not witnessed in recent history. As existing businesses boom and innovative new industries move into the area, Renown Health stands poised to meet the expanding needs of our community.
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Dr. Lee Schwartzberg to Lead Breast Cancer Program at Renown
Renown Health is announcing that Dr. Lee Schwartzberg has been named Medical Director of the Comprehensive Breast Cancer Program at the William N. Pennington Cancer Institute. The appointment comes as Renown marks the one-year anniversary of the Conrad Breast Center, highlighting a year of growth, innovation and expanded access to breast cancer care for patients across northern Nevada.
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Renown Children's Hospital Pediatricians Advise Parents on Gastrointestinal Illness Affecting Reno Area School Children
Renown Children’s Hospital pediatric experts are alerting parents and caregivers to an increase in gastrointestinal (GI) illness among children in several Reno-area schools. While most cases are mild and most resolve at home, families should be aware of symptoms, supportive care measures, and when to call their pediatrician and seek medical attention.
“When a child is sick with vomiting or diarrhea, it can be stressful for families, but these illnesses are usually short-lived and manageable at home,” said Kris Deeter, MD, Physician-in-Chief, Renown Children’s Hospital and Chair of Pediatrics, University of Nevada Reno School of Medicine (UNR Med). “The good news is that most children recover quickly from GI illness with rest and hydration. Parents should focus on monitoring symptoms, hand washing and keeping children comfortable at home.”
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Elevate Your Philanthropy: Charitable Giving Strategies and the New Tax Law
As northern Nevada’s only not-for-profit academic health system, Renown relies on the generosity of donors to save lives, nurture minds and provide exceptional care for all people. Because of the essential role of philanthropy at Renown Health, Renown Health Foundation offers many opportunities to learn more about estate and charitable gift planning.
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She Bleeds Purple: Why Sarah Carmona Zink Shows Up for Renown
Sarah Carmona Zink didn’t know it then, but the days she spent in the NICU with her son Howie in 2016 would shape the rest of her life. He was born with gastroschisis, a condition where the intestines form outside the abdominal wall. At five days old, he underwent lifesaving surgery.
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Mission in Motion: Empowering Future Medical Physicists at Renown
Follow along in this new series, Mission in Motion, where we showcase how Renown employees embody our mission, vision and values through work that advances our strategic pillars.
This second feature celebrates Aaron Andersen, Director of Medical Physics at Renown Regional Medical Center, and his efforts in addressing the national shortage of clinical training sites for medical physicists by establishing Nevada’s first in-state residency program.
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