Medical District

Situated between Midtown and Downtown, the Medical District was developed as a central location to serve the healthcare needs of the Mid-South. It employs 30,000 people and educates another 7,800 students each day across its numerous colleges and universities. Recently, the Memphis Medical District Collaborative began work in the area to improve safety, amenities, and infrastructure, including crosswalk updates and a newly installed dog park at Madison Ave. and North Orleans. Through these efforts, the MMDC hopes to inspire more people to live the neighborhood, which rationally been seen only as an economic and employment hub.

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UTHSC opens $40M patient simulator center


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City fights blight for MLK Day of Service


Feature Story An empty pedestal the morning of December 21. (Dylan Sandifer)

Cranes at twilight remove Confederate monuments from Memphis parks


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Lab space at center of new Medical District partnership


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Feature Story Accelerator programs hosted by organizations such as EPICenter Memphis, Memphis Bioworks and Start Co., help entrepreneurs launch businesses and   connect them with pathways to capital. To date, EPICenter has raised more than $16 million in capital.
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A workforce of addiction medicine specialists starts in Memphis


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HuffPost, High Ground News & MLK50 to discuss economic inequality in Memphis


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New public speaker series to address importance of urban planning


Feature Story Dr. Medhi Sadeghi and hygienist Kathy Davidson, who has worked with him for 19 years.
Feature Story Dr. Steven Euler, right, sets up an appointment with a caller's primary care doctor for further care.

New 9-1-1 initiatives seek to alleviate demands of nonemergency calls


Development News 2017 DDS Symposium

UTHSC hosts Determined to be a Doctor Someday Symposium