MedCure’s program is based on the principle of self-consent. Ideally, all of our donors would complete their own pre-registration process, including the submission of the signed Donor Consent Form prior…
It’s October, and that means it’s time to celebrate one of America’s favorite holidays—Halloween! With the arrival of cooler fall weather and earlier evenings, we can indulge our sweet tooths…
MedCure would not be the company we are if it were not for our donors, and we are actively pursuing new ways to recognize these individuals for their generous gifts…
MedCure accepts pre-registration from anyone over the age of 18. Pre-sign donors do not have to be ill or on hospice care in order to register. In fact, we can…
MedCure is honored to have received the Students’ Choice Award for Spring 2019 Advisory Board from Keiser University. The award comes in recognition of the opportunities MedCure provides for students…
From the study of diseases to developing less invasive surgical techniques, medical researchers rely on whole body donation to push medicine forward. The resulting advances lead to improved medical care…
MedCure donors are our heroes. Their generous gifts make possible the vital and groundbreaking research that keeps the practice of medicine moving forward. They help to educate surgeons and other…
Human beings are, by nature, capable of extraordinary acts of generosity. Every year, thousands of people in the US alone donate not just money, but pieces of themselves. They do…
Organ donation in the United States operates under a strictly controlled system with federal rules and oversight, but body donation remains largely ignored by legislators. There are no national laws…
Q: What's the difference between donating my organs and donating my body? Anatomical donations fall broadly into two categories: organ donation or body donation. Organ donation is the one we…