Swedish Neuroscience Institute (SNI) is a world-famous neuroscience institute with a proud history of excellent patient safety and high quality outcomes, and because of this has become a destination for some of the most complex patients.
Donations help give patients comprehensive neurologic care today while we pursue research breakthroughs to transform care for tomorrow.
Patient Care and Support Services
Tele-Stroke for Swedish Cerebrovascular
The Tele-Stroke program maintains 24/7 rapid access to neurologists and stroke coverage at 14 ERs throughout the state.
ALS - Certified Center of Excellence
Our vision is to create a comprehensive clinic where the patient comes into Swedish to receive all necessary care at one time in a seamless experience.
MS Center Endowment for Supportive Care Services
Through the MS Center’s comprehensive care model, patients’ physical, emotion and social wellness are addressed along with clinical treatment of the disease
Funding sustains care by vital service providers.
Swedish Center for Healthy Aging
Alzheimer's and other forms of dementia can be isolating. Led by Nancy Isenberg, M.D., MPH, the Swedish Center for Healthy Aging strives to create connection and approach care with compassion for both our patients, as well as for spouses and family members who care for them.
Alzheimer's and other forms of dementia can be isolating. Led by Nancy Isenberg, M.D., MPH, the Swedish Center for Healthy Aging strives to create connection and approach care with compassion for both our patients, as well as for spouses and family members who care for them.
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Research
CMV Virus Research
At the Ben and Catherine Ivy Center for Brain Tumor Research & Treatment Dr. Charles Cobbs is pioneering an aggressive plan to wipe out the deadliest form of brain cancer, and is now on the verge of developing a vaccine that could virtually eradicate this extremely aggressive brain tumor—much like how the HPV vaccine is saving women from cervical cancer.
Neuroscience Investigation
Dedicated to conduct clinical trials, the Neuroscience Investigation fund will coordinate research and innovation to explore new investigative ideas in the neuroscience field.
Swedish Center for Neurologic Restoration
Epilepsy can rob people of their career, their independence and their hope for a full life. Ryder Gwinn, M.D., is making his patients whole again by exploring a first-of-its-kind procedure using the Neuropixels probe (developed locally by the Allen Institute) to understand on a cellular level the mechanisms that cause seizures. His research could fundamentally change our understanding of the brain – and how to fix it.
Cyberdyne Clinical Trial
The Cyberdyne clinical trial is an advanced clinical trial system that tests new treatments options for paralysis.
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Innovation
Neurovascular Fellowship and Technology
Revolutionize the neurovascular lab to reflect the latest cutting-edge technology to aid in stroke, aneurysm and other blood vessel disorders.
EOS Imaging
The EOS Imaging System is a low-dose, 3-D imaging system that scans the patient standing up in one film and shows the interaction between joints and the musculoskeletal system, particularly the spine, hips and legs.
The images are extremely detailed, high-quality images that can make more informed diagnoses and create individualized treatment plans for patients with deformities and scoliosis.
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Education
Epilepsy Internship
Summer internship program for undergraduate students considering a career in science or medicine, under mentorship of leaders in epilepsy and neurology.
Lectureships
Help bring European physicians here to Seattle to educate and train our physicians are the latest treatment options.
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Contact Us
For questions or to learn more, please contact:
Mallory Higgins
Philanthropy Officer
206-386-6108
Mallory.Higgins@swedish.org
Erika Nelsen
Philanthropy Officer
206-386-6791
Erika.Nelsen@swedish.org
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