Time is of the essence for cardiac arrest patients. Damage to vital organs and tissues can result because blood flow and oxygen aren’t delivered throughout the body. Brain injury is likely if a patient is left untreated for more than five minutes.
On April 3, Billy Kraser went in to Beaumont Hospital in Royal Oak to have a life-changing surgery.
Josephine’s unusual bout of fatigue was caused by mitral valve regurgitation in her heart. For people with this condition, the leaflets or flaps of the mitral valve separating the left atrium and ventricle don’t close properly.
When the terrible pain in Janice Holloman’s back turned out to be a recurrence of a spinal tumor, doctors at other hospitals told her she was not a candidate for surgery, radiation or chemotherapy. They predicted that she had only one year to live.
The Campaign for Beaumont Hospitals
Always Learning. Always Discovering. Always Caring.
Beaumont has always understood that it must be exceptional in three areas—education, research and patient care—to deliver truly outstanding health care. What takes place in the classroom and in the lab is directly tied to the quality of care offered in the operating room, at the patient’s bedside and at our community-based medical and nursing centers in Oakland, Macomb and Wayne counties.
Gifts to The Campaign for Beaumont Hospitals will provide the resources needed to strengthen and expand current programs; pursue new educational, research and clinical initiatives; and help secure the facilities, technology and equipment that will benefit every patient who turns to us when they are sick
or injured.
Oakland University William Beaumont School of Medicine
The Oakland University William Beaumont School of Medicine marks a rare philanthropic opportunity for individuals, corporations and foundations to impact positively the health and well-being of entire communities.
Miracle Jeans Day
On Wednesday, September 15 show your support for Children's Miracle Network at Beaumont Children's Hospital by participating in Miracle Jeans Day.