An $80 million grant from The Marcus Foundation will enable Shepherd Center to pursue projects and programs that will increase patient access, including adding 48 beds, enabling the hospital to serve hundreds more patients per year on an inpatient basis. Every year, there are patients for whom an appropriate bed is not available or who must wait for the services they need. Shepherd Center has limited capacity in inpatient and outpatient programs. This expansion will transform the way we provide care to our patients.” “And we also want to provide a world-class experience with an unparalleled level of recovery for our patients and families as they navigate rehabilitation and achieve their goals for life beyond injury and illness. “When we considered how Shepherd Center needed to grow to fully meet the needs of our patients, their families, our staff, and the community, it was clear that we should expand access to our services,” said Sarah Morrison, PT, MBA, MHA, CEO of Shepherd Center. ![]() Shepherd Center provides nationally-ranked care to nearly 900 inpatients and 7,100 outpatients annually through its continuum of care, which spans an intensive care unit, inpatient rehabilitation, post-acute day rehabilitation programs, and outpatient therapy and clinics to meet patients’ ongoing needs. ![]() The $350 million campaign will fund capital and programmatic projects to benefit patients and families experiencing spinal cord injury, brain injury, stroke, chronic pain, multiple sclerosis, and other neurological illnesses and injuries. Shepherd Center today announced the launch of Pursuing Possible: The Campaign for Shepherd Center.
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