Through a generous gift of $10 million, the Minnesota Masons established the Masonic Cancer Clinic at the University’s Clinics and Surgery Center.
The Masonic Cancer Clinic’s location in the Clinics and Surgery Center has resulted in an all-around better patient experience, offering everything from increased access to the latest treatments, technologies, and clinical trials to bright new patient rooms and the Dietz Family Resource Center.
“The Minnesota Masons and Stars have been true leaders in helping us deliver innovative and compassionate cancer care. This legacy began more than 60 years ago when they raised funds to build the Masonic Memorial Hospital and continues today at our state-of-the-art and patient-centered Masonic Cancer Clinic supported through their Partners for Life campaign.”
—Edward Greeno, M.D., medical director, M Health Cancer Care
Masonic Cancer Clinic—2019 highlights:
- Nearly 35,000 clinic visits, including nearly 5,300 new patients
- Nearly 17,000 infusion visits
- More than 1,150 volunteer hours dedicated to the clinic