Sentences with phrase «provide life saving treatment»

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Services include their flagship Ride With Emilio transportation program that provides free reliable rides to and from the hospital to ensure that no child misses a life - saving cancer treatment due to lack of transportation.

The Medical Treatment Overseas Program (MTOP) provides financial assistance for Australians with a life - threatening medical condition to receive proven life saving medical treatment overseas where effective treatment is not available in ATreatment Overseas Program (MTOP) provides financial assistance for Australians with a life - threatening medical condition to receive proven life saving medical treatment overseas where effective treatment is not available in Atreatment overseas where effective treatment is not available in Atreatment is not available in Australia.

Together, over the past five years, Belvedere Vodka has raised enough money to provide 30,000 HIV - positive women with access to life - saving ARV treatment that stops the transmission of HIV to their children.

«These beds will provide greater access to the treatment and support services designed to save lives and help those in need get back on the right track.»

«Our conclusion is that if we are to provide good treatment to cardiac arrest patients, we don't just need to save their lives; we also need to ensure that they tackle these risk factors, for example through improved diet and more exercise.

«Providing treatment saves lives and helps people become productive members of society, positively engages them with their communities and families which makes for healthier and safer communities.»

Sometimes those genetic clues provide an early warning that will save a life, but they can also be wrong, leading to unnecessary stress and risky treatments.

Through their 501 (c)(3) non-profit organization, The Healthy Paws Foundation, Healthy Paws provides cash grants to pet adoption organizations specifically for life - saving vaccines, spay / neuter surgeries and advanced medical treatments of homeless pets in their care.

Please make a donation to The Lucas Fund and help pet owners who are in financial distress, rescue groups, and good Samaritans provide essential, life - saving treatment for dogs and cats that are truly in need.

Since its inception, the fund has saved more than 300 animals» lives and purchased a gently used X-ray machine that Young - Williams uses to diagnose and provide treatment for the animals in the center's care.

Your care provides spays and neuters, vaccines and life - saving treatment for cats and dogs who may have come from terrible situations, hunger, cold, loneliness.

Pancreatitis — New blood tests measuring pancreatic lipase and trypsinlike immunoreactivity are giving us more diagnostic data to provide life - saving treatment for cats with this condition.

As the largest animal related non-profit in Oklahoma City, we must rely solely on donations to be able to provide this level of medical treatment for our community's pets in order to save their lives and provide the second chance they deserve.

Your tax deductible donation goes directly towards saving the lives of abused and neglected animals, providing all aspects of needed medical treatment and care.

Emergency Medical Fund The Emergency Medical Fund enables us to provide life - saving medical care to injured or sick cats and dogs who arrive at our shelter; these animals would otherwise face the possibility of euthanasia without the medical treatment necessary to rehabilitate them.

Your generous donation will provide life - saving treatments for a variety of ailments faced by our dogs and cats.

The Center, located at the FVHA provides desperately needed medical care, treatment of long - term illness and lifesaving surgeries and in 2016 the Center treated over 12,320 homeless pets and provided almost 4,000 life - saving surgeries.

For dog owners, the study provides a subsidy of $ 2,500 towards treatment of their dog at NC State Veterinary Hospital, and hopefully will help us save its life!

SCAF was created to provide financial aid to owners that could not otherwise afford medical treatment for the treatable disease or injury of a canine companion... SCAF's goal is to help save the lives of as many canine companions as possible so they can remain in the homes of the people who love them.»

Proceeds benefit the OCHS Second Chance Fund which provides life - saving medical treatment and other -LSB-...]

Veterinary Emergency Treatment Fund (VET Fund) is a non - profit / 501 (c) 3 organization founded with the purpose of providing life - saving medical care to animals in underprivileged environments.

The FACE Foundation provides funding for critical and life - saving veterinary care to pet owners who would otherwise be unable to cover the cost of treatment.

In addition to pet food assistance, Sam's Hope Veterinary Care Assistance Program provided both necessary and life - saving treatment to 23 needy pets, 15 dogs and 8 cats.

Whether it's a checkup or a round of vaccinations to help keep your pet happy and healthy, a blood test or x-ray to monitor his or her ongoing wellness, a treatment or surgical procedure to address an existing medical concern, or an emergency intervention to save your pet's life, we're prepared to handle any situation that may arise so that we can provide your pet with the best possible chance of achieving a lifetime of good health.

The Animal Hospital also administers the Trooper Fund to provide life - saving treatment to over 1,000 animals a year whose owners are unable to afford care.

The Biscuit Fund for Medical Care provides life - saving and important medical treatment for animals in the BC SPCA's care.

The donations you gather will support our life - saving mission by providing ongoing care, preventative medicine, spay & neuter surgeries and medical treatment for a very deserving dog, puppy or little kitty.

Presented by Cartier in partnership with Design Miami / and InterContinental Hotel Geneve, the anticipated event raises funds for UNAIDS» mission of provided access to life - saving HIV prevention and treatment.

(iv) they had failed to take account of the saving to the defendant of not having to provide the expensive life prolonging treatment which had been given to the claimant within its operational plan before he developed his intolerance to it, which could have been another ground for holding that his circumstances were exceptional to the plan.

Treat around 15 to 30 patients daily, on average • Collaborate with support staff to obtain medication and treatment history of patient in order to provide an accurate diagnosis in a reassuring, compassionate, and professional manner • Mentor residency students on best emergency room practicesCertified Emergency Room Physician — St. John's Hospital — Los Angeles CA — 10/2008 to Present • Treat patients entering the emergency room, providing routine care as well as up - to - date life - saving techniques to reduce pain, stop bleeding, calm adverse physical reactions, soothe burns, and more • Research advances in medicine, equipment, and best practice care to improve quality of treatment • Order diagnostic tests and transfer stabilized patients to appropriate units

Adept at operating equipment to provide life - saving medical treatment to patients, along with handling laboratory functions such as specimen collection and testing.

An emergency medical technician is a paramedic who is trained with certain life saving techniques, to provide the first level of emergency care treatment to the patient, before he / she received specialized medical attention and care.

Health centers funded through the national family planning program, including Planned Parenthood, save women's lives by detecting breast and cervical cancer at early stages, by offering testing and treatment for sexually transmitted infections, screening for high blood pressure, and providing immunizations.»

The device has simple audio and visual commands making it fairly easy for people without any medical training to provide potentially life - saving treatment to a cardiac arrest victim.»