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Happenings
Please join us on Saturday, August 28, at The Vinoy Renaissance for A Night In Hawaii benefiting the St. Anthony's Hospital Foundation!
Funding Priorities
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Programs & Support ServicesWhen needs transcend the scope of traditional medicine, we employ programs and services that are supplemental to health care but central to patients' well-being. -
Research & InnovationIf it strengthens our patients' trust in us, we're striving for it. And if it's never been done before, we're determined to do it: because there's always a better way. -
Continuing EducationWe seek to educate our health care professionals to keep our teams' skills sharp as we introduce more advanced procedures and technologies. -
Advancing Medical TechnologiesOur facilities are equippeed with some of the latest medical technology and our clinical providers are armed with the most advanced medical innovations possible. -
Facility Expansion & RenovationFunding of capital projects ensures that St. Anthony's Hospital has the resources and facilities to treat all who turn to us in their time of need.
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Programs & Support Services
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Research & Innovation
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Continuing Education
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Advancing Medical Technologies
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Facility Expansion & Renovation
2019 IMPACT
221000
DOLLARS TOWARD
Clinical Research
Physicians from St. Anthony’s team up with principle investigators at the University of Rhode Island to kick off a $5 million Alzheimer’s study.
43224
DOLLARS TOWARD
PATIENT programs & services
When needs transcend the scope of traditional medicine, we employ programs and services that are supplemental to health care but central to patients’ well-being.
1989750
DOLLARS TOWARD
equipment & technology
Our facilities are equipped with some of the latest medical technology and our clinical providers are armed with the most advanced medical innovations possible.
Patient Stories
If you’ve ever been a caregiver for someone with dementia, you know it’s easy to become so focused on your loved one that you forget to take care of yourself. Those at the St. Anthony’s Memory Disorders Center saw firsthand the need for respite among caregivers attending their support groups and decided to offer an assist.
