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Better Together

You, our donors, inspire and amaze us. We are so grateful for your choice to make a gift to Lahey Hospital & Medical Center and hope that you will feel rewarded and recognized as you read about the ways you and your fellow donors are making a real difference, every day. These stories show how important philanthropy has been to our Lahey Hospital Medical Center and how vital it is to our future. Thank you for your generosity!
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Charity Lecture Educates Community on Sleep Issues, Disorders

It’s probably not news to you that most of us aren’t sleeping enough. Doctors recommend getting eight hours every night, but the average person gets seven or fewer. The reasons why are complicated and varied, Lahey neurologist Paul Gross, MD, told the crowd during a recent free public lecture. The key to getting a good night’s sleep is good “sleep hygiene,” said Dr. Gross,

Meet the Artist: Alex Schwartz

The walls of the Schwartz home in Andover are covered with colorful, abstract pieces of art. It’s not because Michael and Janet Schwartz are art buffs, though they do appreciate it. Their son, Alex, 25, has autism and uses art as a form of therapy that teaches him independent thinking and ways to express himself. Now two of his works will be featured in Lahey Hospital & Medical Center’s Healing Art Program.

The Healing Power of Art

What started with a letter from a grateful patient became a hospital-wide effort to beautify Lahey Hospital & Medical Center and create a calming space for patients. More than 1,000 pieces of art were installed this year in hallways, waiting areas and patient rooms as part of a philanthropy-funded Healing Art Program — their beautiful images of nature inviting patients and visitors to linger, relax and feel better.

Thank you from the President

Dear Friends,

This website celebrates philanthropy, which means it celebrates you. Your loyal support of our hospital has had a vital and meaningful impact, which we gratefully honor here.

It is because of you that Lahey Hospital & Medical Center continues to be a national and international leader in clinical care and one of the academic medical centers of the new Beth Israel Lahey Health system. We are proud to be part of this comprehensive network of hospitals, outpatient centers, behavioral health providers, and continuing care facilities and services.

We have an enviable track record of accomplishments—all made possible by you, our committed donors.

Most recently topping that list is the opening of the Nancy M. Cammarata Center for General Internal Medicine. We are celebrating the second year of our new, world-class Joseph C. Corkery, MD, Emergency Center, made possible by donors’ generosity. Your ongoing support is so vital. I look forward to seeing the impact we can continue to make together.

With sincere gratitude,

David Longworth, MD
President

410 People

belong to a legacy society at Beverly and Addison Gilbert Hospitals, Winchester Hospital or Lahey Hospital & Medical Center

$3.9 Million Raised

by the Women’s Leadership Council for initiatives at the hospital, including nursing education, the Joseph C. Corkery, MD, Emergency Center, the Hospice Comfort Care Fund and more

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