News
Through innovative events in its restaurant and lounge in the last year, Four Seasons Hotel Austin has raised $25,000 to support the Seton Shivers Cancer Center at University Medical Center Brackenridge.
Ken Gladish has accepted the position of president and CEO of the Seton Foundations. Ken is a nationally recognized leader in charitable and philanthropic endeavors.
A beautiful new Tranquility Garden for University Medical Center Brackenridge is planned for a half-acre courtyard just outside the Intensive Care Unit (ICU). It will be a spot of peace and restoration for patients, families and UMCB associates.
Join us for a Soulful Evening on Sunday, October 17, 2010, at the Four Seasons Hotel. It will be a great celebration of family and friends. The event will benefit three vital projects: Seton Medical Center Austin Patient Pavilion, Seton Nurse Scholarship Endowment and the Sister Gertrude Levy Endowment for the Poor.
SMCA has been recommended for re-designation as an accredited Chest Pain Center. Across the country, only 25 percent of facilities the size of SMCA are accredited Chest Pain Centers.
On March 25, the Seton Fund welcomed more than 450 people to the Four Seasons Hotel to learn about academic medicine and research--“The Next Big Thing”--at University Medical Center Brackenridge. The event netted more than $220,000 for research and programs at UMCB.
Academic medicine--through a new partnership between the Seton Family of Hospitals and UT Southwestern Medical Center at Dallas--will help spur translational research programs and grow the economy in Central Texas. Learn more at the luncheon celebrating University Medical Center Brackenridge, Thursday, March 25, from 11:30 am to 1 pm at Four Seasons Hotel Austin. Become a sponsor or purchase tickets by contacting Chris Kazen Attal at (512) 324-7326 or cattal@seton.org.
Support Highland Lakes kids by taking part in the Emory Bellard-Spike Dykes Seton Care-a-Van Classic!
Patients at the Seton Community Health Centers are the beneficiary of a generous 75th anniversary grant from the Junior League of Austin. This grant has allowed Seton to purchase 69 pairs of special diabetic shoes for unfunded patients with diabetes. The specially prescribed shoes are designed to help prevent the development of debilitating foot injuries. This special gift has the potential to touch the lives of many in our community who suffer from this chronic disease.