The 2010s

Cleveland Clinic performs the nation’s first transcatheter valve replacement and repair.

Stanley Hazen, MD, PhD, discovers a new pathway that links a common dietary lipid and gut flora (microbes that reside in intestines) to an increased risk of heart disease.

Cleveland Clinic launches the Power of Every One centennial campaign, led by Co-Chairs Stewart Kohl and Larry Pollock, with a $2 billion goal.

VeloSano debuts. To date, the community-driven fundraising initiative has raised more than $24 million for lifesaving cancer research.

Cleveland Clinic rolls out a mobile stroke unit, one of the first in the United States, supported with a gift from the Maltz Family Foundation.

Akron General becomes part of the Cleveland Clinic health system.

Cleveland Clinic Abu Dhabi opens.

Led by Andre Machado, MD, PhD, a Cleveland Clinic team performs the nation’s first deep brain stimulation surgery for stroke recovery.

Cleveland Clinic Avon Hospital at Richard E. Jacobs Campus opens.

With renewed philanthropic commitments, new Taussig Cancer Center opens.

Tomislav “Tom” Mihaljevic, MD, is appointed CEO and President.

The Caregiver Catalyst Grants program is launched to fund the brightest ideas from Cleveland Clinic caregivers for improving patient outcomes and experiences.

A $23 million gift from the Jack, Joseph and Morton Mandel Foundation provides for training future healthcare leaders at Cleveland Clinic’s Mandel Global Leadership and Learning Institute. Pictured from left: Joseph, Morton and Jack Mandel.

Cleveland Clinic receives the largest gift in its history: $261 million from the Lord Foundation of Ohio. Pictured: Thomas Lord, who led the family-owned Lord Corporation.

The Health Education Campus opens.

In Florida, Indian River Medical Center and Martin Health System join the Cleveland Clinic health system. Pictured: Cleveland Clinic Indian River Hospital (top) and Cleveland Clinic Martin South Hospital (bottom).