Elizabeth Pahk Cressman, MD, PhD, a retired anesthesiologist, has donated $8 million to the Norton Healthcare Foundation in Louisville, Ky., according to a news release from Norton Healthcare.
The donation will go toward establishing the Cressman Parkinson's Center at Norton Neuroscience Institute and the Cressman Critical Care Center at Norton Suburban Hospital.
Dr. Cressman has lived in Louisville the past 35 years and practiced primarily at what is now Norton Suburban Hospital. She made the donation in memory of her husband Frederick K. Cressman, MD, who died in January after battling Parkinson's disease. Dr. Frederick Cressman was the director of pathology at what is now Norton Audubon Hospital from 1975 until his retirement in 1999.
Read the news release on the donation from Dr. Elizabeth Pahk Cressman.
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The donation will go toward establishing the Cressman Parkinson's Center at Norton Neuroscience Institute and the Cressman Critical Care Center at Norton Suburban Hospital.
Dr. Cressman has lived in Louisville the past 35 years and practiced primarily at what is now Norton Suburban Hospital. She made the donation in memory of her husband Frederick K. Cressman, MD, who died in January after battling Parkinson's disease. Dr. Frederick Cressman was the director of pathology at what is now Norton Audubon Hospital from 1975 until his retirement in 1999.
Read the news release on the donation from Dr. Elizabeth Pahk Cressman.
Read more recent news about anesthesiologists:
- Anesthesiologist Identifies Most Environmentally-Friendly Inhaled Anesthetic
- Anesthesiologists Elected to AMA's Board of Trustees
- Anesthesiologists Use Head-Mounted Display for Monitoring Patients During Surgery