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Gifts at Work - Cancer patients welcome new infusion chairs

Barbara Kantola of Ishpeming sits in a new reclining chair while undergoing chemotherapy treatments at Marquette General Hematology Oncology in the Peninsula Medical Center. “I love the new chairs,” Kantola said. “They’re very comfortable, especially if you’re required to sit here for a few hours.”Twelve new infusion treatment chairs were purchased thanks to philanthropic support to the Marquette General Foundation.

Gifts at Work - Cancer patients welcome new infusion chairs

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Gifts at Work - Archive

* Gifts at Work - Cancer patients welcome new infusion chairs

* EMR in home health made possible through philanthropic gifts

* New Total Body Arc trainer installed at MGH

* ICU at MGH installs new ceiling lifts

* Gifts to the Pediatric Unit at MGH

* Hospitality Rooms see enhancements thanks to charitable gifts

* New computer a big hit in Pediatrics Unit

* MGHS ED obtains new device to view patient airways Foundation gifts make GlideScope possible

* Small device paying huge dividends Nutrition and Wellness Dept. at MGH benefits from philanthropic giving

* Gift at Work - Patients enjoying new recliners at North Country Medical Specialists

* Brain Tumor Center accepts gift from ‘Joggin fundraiser

* New incubator in the U.P. Regional Blood Center

* Lab reaps benefits of philanthropic gift

* Cardiac Rehab has new treadmill, purchased through Foundation gift

* Stock gift to Marquette General Foundation used to purchase new computers

* MGH Pediatric Therapy puts American Legion gift to use to benefit children

* Closed-captioning TV for cardiac rehab gifted by anonymous donors

* Heart patients benefit from improved cardiac monitoring

* NICU Omnibed made possible through generous philanthropic gift

* New equipment improving the diagnosis and treatment of brain cancer

* Foundation offers thanks for generous gift

* Cherry Creek second grade students donate to Foundation