Neurosciences Institute
The Neurosciences Institute at Providence St. Jude Medical Center ensures that all of our neighbors have access to leading-edge neurological care.
What Inspires You?
Philanthropic investment in our Neurosciences Institute is an investment in our most important organ: our brain.
Thanks to donor support, Providence St. Jude Medical Center is home to one of the nation’s most sophisticated neurosurgical suites and has been designated as one of only 10 Advanced Comprehensive Stroke Centers in California.
Campaign Progress
Together, we can bring latest technology
to treat a wider range of cardiac procedures.
59% of the fundraising goal achieved with the help of neighbors like you
A National Leader in Transforming Spine Surgery
Recently Globus Medical, the market leader in robotic solutions for spine surgery and developer of the ExcelsiusGPS Robotic Platform, designated Providence St. Jude as the state’s only ExcelsiusGPS Premier Center. One of only a handful of nationally recognized observation and training sites for robotic spine surgery, Providence St. Jude is using a state-of-the-art robotic platform to reduce recovery times, improve outcomes, and dramatically lessen the pain and discomfort once considered an unavoidable part of back surgery.
Clinical Trials and Genetic Testing
The innovation and leadership of our physicians and caregivers, whose pursuit of new and better answers have put Providence St. Jude at the forefront of personalized medicine and clinical research.
“Game changing” surgical technique targets brain cancer
Few diagnoses are more difficult to hear than malignant brain tumor — which is why our neurosurgeons and oncologists are at the forefront of finding better ways to treat it.
A donation makes a difference. Here’s proof.
Providence St. Jude appointed Dr. Moon the Junko and Frank Klaus Endowed Chair in Movement Disorders, and Dr. Nanda the Marvin Blaski Endowed Chair in Stroke.
The Globus ExcelsiusGPS® Interbody System brings new robotic capabilities to our physicians to conduct minimally invasive procedures for spine surgery.
Elizabeth Styffe was diagnosed with a grade 4 glioblastoma, a brain tumor with an average prognosis of 15-18 months. Elizabeth and her husband Glenn, turned to the one place they trusted with her life: Providence St. Jude Medical Center.
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Leadership
“We are so thankful for the loyalty and trust our community has provided for more than 60 years. The bond we hold with our community is unbreakable and only continues to strengthen. Your commitment to fuel hope and healing for your neighbors, family and friends is most cherished by those who entrust us with their care.”
Meet The Experts
Bowen Jiang, MD
Neurological Surgeon
Bradley Noblett, MD
Neurological Surgeon
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