Battle Building

Battle Building at UVA Children's Hospital

 

For children coping with complex illnesses, the  Battle Building will provide a bridge between the acute care they receive in the hospital and the routine care they manage at home. Community excitement and fundraising momentum are growing as new details about the building emerge.

Make a Gift!

To get involved, or to begin a conversation, contact Kaye Forsman, Jocelyn Lewis, Kelly Snow, or Sherrill Berk in the UVA Health System Development Office at 800-297-0102 or 434-924-8432.

All gifts of $25,000 or more will be prominently recognized within the building.
 

Child in Gait LabNeighborhoods of Care

Related services and specialists will be grouped together in the Battle Building for the ease and convenience of families, creating multifunctional neighborhoods of care. The gastroenterology clinic, for example, will be grouped with the nutrition program and feeding clinic. The musculoskeletal neighborhood will include orthopedics, physical and occupational therapy, and developmental pediatrics.

Learn how this new facility will put the child and family at the center of care.

 

Barry & Bill Battle

About Barry and Bill Battle

In 2006, the Ivy Foundation made a tremendous $45 million gift to the UVA Health System to advance clinical care and research, which included a $15 million lead gift for a new UVA Children's Hospital outpatient facility. The future building's name honors Barry and Bill Battle, two of the strongest advocates of children's healthcare in central Virginia.

Among his many professional accomplishments, William Battle served as a member of the UVA Board of Visitors and chair of the Ivy Foundation before his death in 2008.

Barry Battle has been involved with UVA Children's Hospital for more than 20 years. She chaired the Children's Medical Center Committee when it was created in the 1980s, as well as the first Children's Hospital telethon. She recently joined the UVA Children's Hospital Campaign Steering Committee, where her efforts continue to advance children's health in our area.