Foundation News

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Banner physicians train medical professionals in Ukraine

08/01/2022

As the war in Ukraine continues, emergency trauma physicians at Banner – University Medical Center Phoenix are doing their part to contribute to the medical community there. Several physicians are delivering live virtual training sessions on trauma for medical professionals and health care workers on the frontlines.

Thomas and Deborah Lentsch support new Concussion Center

08/01/2022

Banner Sports Medicine Scottsdale will include a state-of-the-art Concussion Center, thanks to a $1 million philanthropic investment by Thomas Lentsch and Deborah Glasrud Lentsch.

Game On: Youth Athlete Support Fund reaches thousands of teens

08/01/2022

Reaching underserved youth athletes is an important goal of Banner Sports Medicine Scottsdale, slated to open in summer 2023 as a comprehensive, one-stop destination for numerous sports medicine services and specialists under one roof. That’s why the Banner Health Foundation established the Game On: Youth Athlete Support Fund to provide preventative care to Arizona youth through three distinct assessments that have been proven to reduce injury and promote participation in sports.

Join True Blue Friends with your monthly gift

07/06/2022

If you’re reading this, we know you care about having access to world-class medical care right here in Arizona—for yourself and for your loved ones, friends, and neighbors. As a friend of Banner Health, you’re invited to become a charter member of our newly launched program: True Blue Friends — a group of monthly supporters who believe in investing in the future of health care for all Arizonans.

Extending help and hope to all communities

07/06/2022

Did you know that African Americans and Hispanic/Latinx populations are at the highest risk of developing Alzheimer’s disease? Although these populations are at greater risk, statistics show they are less likely than Caucasians to receive a diagnosis of the condition and to access care and supportive resources.