Diabetes is an overwhelming diagnosis, profoundly impacting day-to-day life. Patients with diabetes often face significant barriers to receiving the care they need—from difficulty navigating the health care system to inefficient communication among specialists to a lack of culturally relevant educational and supportive resources. Ranked #29 in the nation for diabetes and endocrinology care in the 2020-2021 U.S. News and World Report, Hoag offers more.
Thanks to philanthropy, the Mary & Dick Allen Diabetes Center provides the highest level of clinical, educational and psychosocial support for adults and children living with diabetes. Its integrated and multidisciplinary programs are culturally inclusive and age-specific, ensuring each patient receives the personalized care they deserve. The Center prioritizes community outreach and preventive care as well as clinical research and innovations that will improve the lives of those living with diabetes both now and in the future.
Donors, patients and their families, physicians, nurses, community members—these are the people who make up the Hoag family. These are their stories. Everyone at Hoag is proud and honored to have played a part in so many stories of hope, healing, giving and compassion.
$3 Million Gift from Iacocca Family Foundation Supports Those Living with Type 1 Diabetes
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Thanks to Ginny and Peter Ueberroth, mothers have a dedicated space to relax with their newborns.
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