Neuroscience 

Aaron Burden, 41, of Signal Mountain, suffered a massive stroke while working out, and within a few days, he was back at his crossfit gym. He's grateful for the expertise and technology that enabled Erlanger to remove the clot from his brain so quickly, allowing a remarkable recovery.

As the region’s only academic neuroscience center, Erlanger’s specialists treat adult and pediatric patients with a variety of neurological disorders, ranging from common issues to complex disorders. Whether it is an emergency, like stroke, or long-term care, like Alzheimer’s Disease, we provide a comprehensive, multidisciplinary approach to care allowing our patients to receive more specialty and subspecialty services than any other health system in the region. As a not-for-profit hospital, Erlanger and the Neuroscience Institute depend on philanthropic support to provide world class care to our community. Philanthropy is also a driving force behind our efforts to continue to transform care, pursue new treatments and technologies and build a state-of-the-art facility to house our Neuroscience Institute and the Erlanger Center for Innovation.

Your gift will:

  • Help fund the latest in technology and equipment

  • Transform our neuroscience facilities

  • Enhance programs and specialized family support systems

  • Expand our teaching and training programs, educating the next generation of providers of neuroscience services

Help us continue to transform neuroscience care and treatments for Chattanooga, the surrounding region and the world.

Your gift. Advancing health.