Funding the innovations, spaces and programming that keep our patients at the forefront of excellent care

Innovation is crucial in health care. There will always be more effective, more collaborative, and more comprehensive ways to tackle health challenges — and Cone Health is committed to taking all of the proper steps to keep our system and you at the forefront of excellent care.

Picture innovative spaces and programming that support the needs of women and children, senior citizens, cardiac patients, cancer survivors, busy professionals and many others.

Heart & Vascular facilities built to create collaborative care experiences, where care providers can work together efficiently to provide multiple perspectives on a patient's case and on-site exercise and nutrition facilities help patients stay healthy.

Research and advanced technology that make our region a leader in excellent care.

We continue to invest in the infrastructure needed for excellent patient outcomes, and we invite you to join us.

Together, we can make tremendous strides.

Cone Health wants to be a model for innovation in more visionary and collaborative ways than ever. Below are a few of our most critical funds designed to focus on outstanding patient outcomes. If you are ready to make a gift now, visit our donate page.

Heart & Vascular Building Fund

A significant expansion of heart and vascular facilities will bring care providers and patients together in one complex to improve team-based care and the patient care journey at Moses Cone Hospital in Greensboro. At Alamance Regional Medical Center, we will support cardiovascular health by significantly enhancing patient services.

Tim and Carolynn Rice Endowment for the Center for Children

To make possible services and materials that align with the vision of the Women's and Children's Center. 

Norville Breast Care Center Fund

Helps purchase items and/or equipment for the Norville Breast Care Center to help in the diagnosis process.

Cardiac/Pulmonary Care Fund

Supports the Cardiac and Pulmonary Rehab Department at Annie Penn Hospital.