CWRU receives record $15M gift for special needs dental care
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Why it matters for dental
Case Western Reserve University received a $15 million gift earmarked for special needs dental care, expanding training and care capacity that may benefit local practices referring medically complex patients.
Key points
- Crain's Cleveland Business reports CWRU received a $15 million gift for special needs dental care.
- The gift targets training and treatment programs for patients with special needs.
- Cleveland-area dental practices may see new referral or collaboration pathways for medically complex cases.
Who should care
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