Corlin Family’s $100K Gift Brings Advanced Imaging and Faster Care to Children

LuskinOIC is honored to announce a transformative $100,000 donation from Abraham and Elizabeth Corlin to support the acquisition of an EOS scanner for LuskinOIC’s new Advanced Imaging Center. This generous gift represents more than four decades of unwavering commitment to children’s healthcare—the Corlins began supporting LuskinOIC in 1981—and their legacy of compassion continues with this latest contribution, which will directly impact the lives of thousands of children who rely on frequent imaging to monitor and treat musculoskeletal conditions.

The EOS scanner represents a significant advancement in pediatric imaging technology. Unlike traditional X-rays and CT scans, the EOS system produces high-quality 2D and 3D images with 50 to 85% less radiation than conventional X-rays and 95% less radiation than CT scans. For children with conditions like scoliosis, hip dysplasia, limb–length discrepancies, and other musculoskeletal disorders who require frequent imaging throughout their growth and treatment, this dramatic reduction in radiation exposure is transformative. Children with chronic orthopaedic conditions often need multiple imaging studies over months or years to monitor their progress, and the EOS scanner allows physicians to obtain the detailed images they need to make critical treatment decisions while significantly reducing young patients’ cumulative radiation exposure.

The Corlin family’s donation directly supports LuskinOIC’s fundamental mission: to ensure every child receives timely access to world-class orthopaedic care, regardless of their family’s ability to pay. By eliminating extended wait times for essential imaging—one of the most significant barriers families face—this gift helps LuskinOIC fulfill its promise that no child should be sidelined from childhood because of delays in diagnosis and treatment.

Every child deserves the chance to move freely, play without pain, and experience childhood on equal footing with their friends. When imaging delays are eliminated, children return to the playground faster, families regain peace of mind sooner, and the simple joy of play becomes accessible to all.