The 20-20 Campaign For Ronald McDonald House

A recent expansion project at Ronald McDonald House in Cleveland now allows 55 families to spend the night close to their hospitalized children.  Development Director Mary Horoszko explains how the charity's 20/20 drive works, and how volunteers help make the place tick.

Healthspot Offers Medical Care To Inner City Children

A Healthspot has opened in Cleveland's Central "Promise" neighborhood, to provide inner city children access to pediatricians from UH Rainbow Babies and Children Hospital after hours and on weekends. In this interview,  Dr. Drew Hertz, Medical Director for UH Rainbow Care Connection says it's the first pediatric telemedicine hub in the country.

Pediatric Medical Innovation Winners At UH Rainbow

 

Medical innovations are being showcased in Cleveland this week.  And at  University Hospitals Case Medical Center developers of pediatric innovations were honored last week.  Phil Cola, Vice President of Research and Technology at UH describes this year's winners, and innovations of the past.

Dr. Mike Anderson of UHCMC: CMO AND MBA

Dr. Mike Anderson, the Chief Medical Officer of University Hospitals Case Medical Center and Rainbow Babies and Children's Hospital discusses how the hospital has made the U. S. News and World Report honor roll for the first time.  It's one of only 18 hospitals in the country being given the honor, and two of them are in Cleveland.  The Cleveland Clinic is also on the honor roll.

The magazine has also ranked UH Case Medical Center in the top 20 in a number of health care specialties. Dr. Mike discusses his work as Chief Medical Officer, and his latest accomplishment; earning a Master's of Business Administration.

Join the Potter Trot 2013, and Help Children With Cancer

Erin Potter, holding her baby sister Mary in 2012.  Nine-year old Erin has been diagnosed with leukemia three times.  Little Mary was her first bone marrow donor, just 10 weeks after Mary's birth.  Listen to their father, Kevin Potter tell the remarkable story, update Erin's condition, and promote the "Potter Trot 2013," an event to help other families whose children have cancer.