University Hospitals Seidman Cancer Center

Cleveland, USA

The University Hospitals Seidman Cancer Center is a prominent facility affiliated with Case Western Reserve University, dedicated to oncology and patient care in Cleveland, Ohio. It aims to provide comprehensive cancer treatment and innovative research, offering a range of services including chemotherapy, radiation therapy, and surgery, as well as supportive care and clinical trials to improve patient outcomes.

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41.78

-0.03% April 18

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Philanthropic Donation Fuels New Cancer Center Construction

University Hospitals Seidman Cancer Center announced a record $42-million gift from local donors Jane and Lee Seidman, which will finance the construction of a $260-million regional cancer center. The new facility is part of the public phase of a $1-billion campaign to expand cancer services in northeastern Ohio.

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Latest Events

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2023

Philanthropic Donation Fuels New Cancer Center Construction
65.48

University Hospitals Seidman Cancer Center announced a record $42-million gift from local donors Jane and Lee Seidman, which will finance the construction of a $260-million regional cancer center. The new facility is part of the public phase of a $1-billion campaign to expand cancer services in northeastern Ohio.
+80

Public and Political Behavior

April 6

This philanthropic donation supports community health and civic infrastructure by enabling the construction of a state‐of‐the‐art cancer center. This type of public benefit reinforces positive public and political behavior, as it contributes to societal resilience and community well‐being.

Cleveland Couple Donates $42-Million for Cancer Center
+70

Economic and Structural Influence

April 6

The donation’s allocation towards building a new regional cancer center represents a significant investment in local healthcare infrastructure. This economic and structural influence strengthens community services and supports long-term public welfare.

Cleveland Couple Donates $42-Million for Cancer Center
JAN

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2011

Philanthropic Gift Spurs Cancer Center Expansion
18.07

University Hospitals Seidman Cancer Center celebrated a historic $42 million donation from Jane and Lee Seidman. The gift, honored by renaming the new freestanding cancer facility, marks the largest contribution in the health system’s history and is set to expand comprehensive cancer care across Northeast Ohio.
+80

Business Practices and Ethical Responsibility

April 6

The donation substantially advances community health by enabling the expansion of cancer treatment services. This reflects a strong commitment to ethical business practices and social responsibility, reinforcing progressive values in community investment.

$42M to Cleveland's University Hospitals for Cancer Center
+70

Economic and Structural Influence

April 6

The infusion of $42 million is expected to have a transformative impact on regional healthcare infrastructure, supporting the construction of a state‐of‐the‐art facility that will serve as both a treatment center and a hub for clinical research, reflecting positive economic and structural influence.

$42M to Cleveland's University Hospitals for Cancer Center