If you would like to designate your gift to a particular facility, program or campaign, please select one from the list below. (No selection is required for a general unrestricted donation to The Seton Fund.)
Learn more about each area by clicking on the corresponding item listed below.
- Seton Nurse Scholarship Endowment
Nurses are the backbone of the Seton Family of Hospitals and to honor their service, The Seton Fund has established an endowment to provide scholarships to increase the number of nurses in Austin. Gifts may be made through a variety of funds, including the Janna Maturo Seton Nurse Scholarship Endowment and the Elizabeth Rose McDonald Nursing Scholarship.
- Susan Crane Perinatal Education Endowment
To provide perinatal education for nursing in the Seton Healthcare Family.
- David Laibovitz Memorial Endowment
On January 15, 2010, we lost David Laibovitz to colon cancer at the young age of 39. During the last years of his life, David dedicated himself to creating awareness among his friends and community. The David Laibovitz Memorial Endowment will provide funding for increased access to critical colonoscopy screening for patients at the three Seton Community Health Centers - Seton McCarthy, Seton Kozmetsky and Seton Topfer.
- Seton Medical Center Austin
Seton Medical Center is the largest medical/surgical acute care center in Austin. One of four Magnet hospitals in the Seton Family of Hospitals, Seton Medical Center offers comprehensive diagnostic and treatment services for both inpatients and outpatients and regional specialty programs including the Seton Heart Center, Shivers Cancer Programs and the Marialice Shivers Regional Neonatal Center.
- University Medical Center Brackenridge
The University Medical Center Brackenridge (UMCB) is an acute care hospital and outpatient facility. One of four Magnet hospitals in the Seton Family of Hospitals, UMCB blends a 127-year tradition of caring for Central Texas with some of the most advanced technology in the region, including the CyberKnife. The hospital's Level I Trauma Center serves an 11-county region with special expertise in emergency services, the neurosciences and complex plastic surgery. Seton's unique partnership with UT Southwestern and the UT System is expanding UMCB's academic medicine and research programs and paving the way for exciting new innovations in Central Texas' burgeoning biotech industry.
- Seton Community Health Centers
The three Seton Community Health Centers offer health care and social services to working and uninsured families in Central Texas. The Health Centers offer basic medical care, immunizations, prescriptions, social services, and serve as neighborhood resource centers. They are a "medical home" for those who otherwise would not have access, and provide a continuum of care.
- Seton Highland Lakes Hospital
Nestled in the heart of the Hill Country, Seton Highland Lakes Hospital is a 42-bed acute care hospital located between Burnet and Marble Falls on Highway 281. The hospital offers 24-hour Emergency, plus comprehensive diagnostic and treatment services for residents in the surrounding area.
- Seton Northwest Hospital
One of four Magnet hospitals in the SETON Healthcare Network, Seton Northwest provides a full-service 113-bed hospital.
- Seton Southwest Hospital
This medical facility serves the emerging needs of Southwest Austin. Its spacious design and relaxing environment are conducive to patient education and recovery. Seton Southwest provides more flexibility in caring for a variety of patients who need services outside the acute care hospital environment.
- Seton Shoal Creek Hospital
Serving Austin-area patients for more than 30 years, Seton Shoal Creek offers a wide spectrum of behavioral health services. A highly qualified team of licensed professionals provides intensive psychiatric stabilization for patients dealing with issues such as emotional crisis, depression and drug and alcohol dependence. The facility treats children, adolescents, adults, and senior adults who may be experiencing mental health and/or substance abuse difficulties.
- Seton Cove
The Seton Cove is a safe harbor where people of all faiths can explore the relationship between spirituality and the ordinary events of everyday life, find meaning and purpose in their lives, and better integrate the needs of their mind, body and spirit.
- League House
Since 1980, Seton League House has been a beacon of love for families of patients in Austin-area hospitals. League House was founded by Sr. Mary Rose McPhee, D.C., then-president of Seton Medical Center Austin. Sr. Mary Rose witnessed families sleeping on makeshift beds or in waiting rooms. Many were from outlying areas in Central Texas and could not make the daily travel or afford to stay in a hotel. She wanted to provide them with a comfortable, caring and dignified place so that they could be close to loved ones--for a day, a week, or even longer.
- The Shivers Cancer Center
The Shivers Cancer Center provides a continuum of outpatient services for uninsured and under-insured adult cancer patients from throughout Central Texas. In addition to diagnosis and treatment, the Seton Cancer Care Team provides support services ranging from case management and chaplain services to integrative medicine programs, such as stress reduction and yoga.
