At UW Medical Center – Montlake, patient care is informed by the latest discoveries and delivered by experts who have received the most advanced training. Our doctors don’t just treat patients — they also lead groundbreaking research and teach the next generation of providers.
Our community relies on UW Medical Center – Montlake for the highest level of care. Together, with your help, we can make that care even better — and ensure every patient can access the care they need.
Explore how you can make a difference for patients at UW Medical Center – Montlake. Contact David Chow, senior director of philanthropy, at chowd@uw.edu or 207.956.1806.
Contact UsWhen you give to UW Medical Center – Montlake, you make a direct impact on the health of the community. Here are just a few of the ways you can make a difference:
Your gift in support of cardiovascular care will increase our capacity to care for patients with the most serious heart conditions — many of whom are unable to get care elsewhere due to the complexity of their condition.
Your gift will support the only hospital in Washington state that performs transplants of all organ types, giving new hope to patients with organ failure.
Your support of UW Medical Center – Montlake’s Neonatal Intensive Care Unit (NICU) will expand our services, ensuring all families and babies in our region can access this highly specialized care.
UW Medical Center – Montlake is part of an integrated health system, where clinical care is supported by innovative research and education. Integrated health systems deliver better outcomes, especially for patients with complex, serious conditions.
Our patients have access to leading evidence-based treatments, including clinical trials and therapies that may not yet be available elsewhere.
We drive innovative research and implement new solutions to improve healthcare access, whether that means building an ICU specifically for neurology patients or providing hospital-level care to patients in their own homes.
We provide critical, hands-on experience for medical students, residents and fellows — and our educational programs are working to meet the region’s current, and future, care needs by addressing the coming physician shortage.
The Best Care for the Smallest Patients
When Elizabeth Macias went into labor at only 23 weeks, it was UW Medical Center – Montlake’s NICU that saved her son Samuel’s life.
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How a Healthy Heart Feels
Melony Newman’s heart transplant at UW Medical Center didn’t just save her life — it gave her back the energy she had lost from congestive heart failure.
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Helping Underserved Communities through Emergency Medicine
Medical student Alfred Albear’s passion for emergency medicine was informed by his work as a patient care technician in UW Medical Center – Montlake’s emergency department.
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Your gift today will improve the health of the public by supporting the combination of clinical care, research and education that sets UW Medical Center – Montlake apart. Together, we can create a healthier tomorrow for our community.
Your support will help every patient who needs an organ transplant access the best surgical and rehabilitative care.
Give Today >Your caring gift will help cover travel, housing and other expenses for patients coming from outside Seattle — because financial need should never keep a patient from the care they need.
Give Today >Your generosity will provide flexible funding that can be used wherever our providers and patients need it most.
Give Today >Your compassionate support will provide expert care for patients with acute and long-term cardiac conditions — and it will support the research finding new treatments for these deadly diseases.
Give Today >Your caring generosity will provide critical training and support for nurses, bolstering the nursing workforce in our region and ensuring better care for all.
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