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60K Patient Visits in FY25
This year, LuskinOIC provided 60,000 patient visits—60,000 opportunities to heal children and..
The Luskin Makes History
This month, the Everychild Foundation awarded us $1,000,000 to purchase our very first MRI unit..
Here’s what your gift provides annually:
54,000+
patients
16,000+
casts
12,000+
braces
Why Your Gift Matters Now
Swift, Specialized Healing
Our Ahmanson Foundation Fracture Center, one of the nation’s largest, treats fractures with cutting-edge care—from urgent X-rays and kid-friendly casting to NASA-designed rehab tech that gets children running again in just 4-8 weeks, preventing lifelong pain or deformities.
Reaching Thousands in Need
We serve over 60,000 children yearly, providing 33,000+ casts and 12,000+ braces to underserved families, ensuring no child misses out on playtime or potential—your $100 covers a full brace to keep a young athlete in the game.
Proven, Heartfelt Results
Parents rave: “Top-notch care with minimal wait— our son healed stronger than ever!” We’ve delivered 50,000+ visits of compas- sionate, expert treatment, fostering the next genera- tion of specialists through your generosity.
Urgent New Year Rush
With school sports in full swing, fractures spike—your timely gift equips our Urgent Care to handle walk-ins instantly, safe- guarding active lives before winter sets in.
What People Are Saying About LuskinOIC
It was our first time going, drove 1hr and 30 mins. Everyone was so professional and nice even the parking garage older man was very polite. Great service recommend it to any one worth the drive. 10/10 experience.
Best care, great team, spotless orthopaedic urgent care, NO wait time. Thank you ALL, we are deeply grateful for the excellent care our son received from the entire medical team.
Top notch service! We are very grateful for the welcoming receptionists, helpful nurses and extremely experienced doctors! Everything was done very efficiently and professionally. A role model in the industry!
Exceptional care. We were treated quickly and all the staff, nurse and doctors very friendly. Thank you very much for your attention, service and dedication.
This is my second time being in the urgent care. I really really appreciate everyone’s help. I was there last year with my son with the same situation. Very caring people work in this facility. Thanks for the doctors. Thanks for all the nurses and receptionist everyone for the great service.
After being bounced around with no answers for my 1 year old who fell off the bed and unable to walk since. I was recommended this place and so glad they were able to help. From the moment we walked in all the staff were very helpful. I love how child friendly it is. Definitely helped my baby’s experience be a little bit more enjoyable. My baby’s fractured leg was casted and all my parent needs we fulfilled. Thank you all so much!!
2026 Tax Laws for Charitable Contributions
The 2026 Tax Laws for Charitable Contributions introduces a universal deduction for non-itemizers but also adds new floors and caps that could reduce the tax benefits for the high income donors.
Key considerations for donors
- Bunching donations: With the new 0.5% AGI floor for itemizers, concentrating several years’ worth of charitable gifts into a single year can help taxpayers exceed the threshold and maximize tax benefits. A donor-advised fund can be used to achieve this.
- Accelerating gifts to 2025: High-income donors may want to make large charitable gifts before the end of 2025 to take advantage of the more favorable itemized deduction caps before they decrease in 2026.
- Giving appreciated stock: For itemizers, donating appreciated, non-cash assets like stock can be a tax-efficient strategy by allowing a deduction for the fair market value while avoiding capital gains taxes.
- Qualified Charitable Distributions (QCDs): Taxpayers 70 1/2 or older can make a QCD directly from an IRA, which excludes the amount from taxable income. This is not affected by the new itemized deduction limits or floors.
