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M Health Fairview has one of the oldest and most successful transplant programs in the world. We have a legacy of innovation in several areas: • Living organ donation and transplant outcomes • Research • Education of transplant surgeons
These unique programs care for adolescents with a dual diagnosis of mental health and substance use disorders.
The goal of day treatment is to reduce or relieve symptoms, maintain or improve function, and help integrate patients back into the community.
Residential treatment is an opportunity for people with substance use disorder (SUD) to start recovery in a safe environment away from the constant reminders of use.
The Adult Strengths Program is highly influenced by the NAVIGATE program components to include a team of professionals working together to treat the patient and their family. The trajectory of care is to focus on their acute stabilization (acute phase) over a period of roughly six to 12 months with frequent clinic visits.
According to the American Orthopaedic Society for Sports Medicine, more than four million arthroscopic knee procedures are performed worldwide each year.
ASTYM treatment combines physical activity and exercise with instrument-assisted manual therapy to aid in the recovery from a variety of injuries. ASTYM treatment has helped many people by restoring their movement, getting rid of their pain, and allowing them to get back to normal activities.
The Birth to Three Clinic provides mental health services for our youngest patients who are at-risk for experiencing toxic stress.
The Blood and Marrow Transplant Program (BMT) at M Health Fairview Masonic Children’s Hospital is among the best in the world. We were the first institution to successfully complete a bone marrow transplant– back in 1968. We're here to help: 612-273-2800 (Option 2), or 888-601-0787
M Health Fairview is the first health system in Minnesota to achieve a four-year accreditation from the American Society for Radiation Oncology (ASTRO).
CAR T-cell therapy is a revolutionary new immunotherapy treatment for cancer. Like other immunotherapy treatments, CAR T-cell therapy uses the body’s own immune system to target and fight the cancer.
Injuries to bones often require immobilization through a cast, brace, or splint.
