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Nonprofits›Lown Cardiovascular Group Inc

Health Care

Lown Cardiovascular Group Inc

CHESTNUT HILL, MA

Website

Total revenue

$3.1M

Total expenses

$3.9M

Net assets

$976K

Grants received

$287K

22 grants

EIN

042539723

Tax year

2024

Mission

The organization's primary mission is the understanding and treatment of cardiovascular disease.

Programs

2 programs

Education: the organization's physicians provided over 200 hours of direct training to medical students from the harvard medical school during 2024. This training occurred at the organization's facility and involved the treatment of patients, all follow up and documentation of patient related pertinent information. The organization is not compensated for these services/activities. None of the physician costs (compensation, etc.) have been allocated to this program service during 2024. Additionally, the physicians provided more than 200 hours at the brigham & womens hospital in direct training of staff residents during 2024.

Research: the major research initiatives during 2024 consisted of 1) the continued development of the sports and fitness cardiology program and 2) the continuation of a new research initiative focusing on womens cardiolgy issues and health.