The LAM Foundation

The LAM Foundation Contact information, map and directions, contact form, opening hours, services, ratings, photos, videos and announcements from The LAM Foundation, Medical and health, 4520 Cooper Road, Suite 300, Cincinnati, OH.

Our mission: To catalyze new treatments—and ultimately a cure—for LAM by advancing research, supporting compassionate care, and amplifying the voice of women with rare diseases.

Time is running out! Until 11:59 PM PT tonight, your gift will be matched dollar-for-dollar—doubling your impact for tho...
03/01/2026

Time is running out! Until 11:59 PM PT tonight, your gift will be matched dollar-for-dollar—doubling your impact for those living with LAM.

Make your gift in honor of those who live with LAM, who live every day as Rare Disease Day.

Every day brings symptoms they can’t ignore.
Every day brings uncertainty about lung function and the future.
Every day requires strength, and support, they can’t find anywhere else.

This is why your gift today is so important. The LAM community doesn’t need your support once a year. It never stops. And neither can we.

Give now while all gifts up to $15,000 count twice.
https://give.thelamfoundation.org/give/758534/ #!/donation/checkout

This is your friendly reminder that today is Rare Disease Day. And The LAM Foundation has a generous donor willing, read...
02/28/2026

This is your friendly reminder that today is Rare Disease Day. And The LAM Foundation has a generous donor willing, ready, and able to match your gift made by 11:59 pm tonight.

Please help us reach our goal of $15,000 to unlock $15,000 in matching funds!

Give in honor of those living with LAM.

https://give.thelamfoundation.org/give/758534/ #!/donation/checkout

Unlock $15,000 of matching funds with your Rare Disease Day donation.For individuals with LAM, every day is a fight, and...
02/28/2026

Unlock $15,000 of matching funds with your Rare Disease Day donation.

For individuals with LAM, every day is a fight, and every breakthrough is a lifeline. Today, on , you can make a difference. A generous donor is matching all gifts, big and small, when we reach $15,000. Your support helps fund critical patient support, education and LAM research.

Give now and double your impact!

https://give.thelamfoundation.org/give/758534/ #!/donation/checkout

Get Ready! Tomorrow is How can you help? It's easy...Share this post to your profile:Raise awareness by sharing this gr...
02/27/2026

Get Ready! Tomorrow is

How can you help? It's easy...

Share this post to your profile:
Raise awareness by sharing this graphic on the signs and symptoms of LAM.

Double your impact for those with LAM:
Make your gift by 11:59 PM tomorrow to help us unlock a $15,000 match from a generous donor.

Double your donation now: https://give.thelamfoundation.org/give/758534/ #!/donation/checkout

Could you unlock the match? In celebration of Rare Disease Day 2026 an anonymous donor has challenged the LAM community ...
02/26/2026

Could you unlock the match? In celebration of Rare Disease Day 2026 an anonymous donor has challenged the LAM community to offer their support all year long.

When 25 new donors say YES to a monthly gift by February 28th, The LAM Foundation will receive an additional $15,000!

This Rare Disease Day, don’t just mark the moment. Make a commitment that lasts all year.

https://give.thelamfoundation.org/give/761254/ #!/donation/checkout

Comment below why you want to become a monthly donor.

02/24/2026

📢Less than 2 weeks left to help us unlock a $15K match!

If you've already answered the call to fundraise for Rare Disease Day, thank you. Thank you for supporting those living with LAM. For knowing that their need for support is not occasional, it’s daily.

That’s why your gift matters so much.

Right now, your gift can have an even greater impact. An anonymous donor will match gifts when we raise $15,000 by February 28 in honor of Rare Disease Day.

Here are some ways to celebrate Rare Disease Day and fundraise for The LAM Foundation:
1. Create a fundraising page, join a team or create your own team.
2. Customize your page with pictures and your story.
3. Share your page with friends and family to start raising funds

LAM may be rare, but the need is constant.

Start your fundraiser today: https://www.thelamfoundation.org/take-action/rare-disease-day-challenge-toolkit/

02/23/2026

Registration is now open!

Dr. Joel Moss and the LAM team from the National Institutes of Health (NIH) will discuss research being conducted in current and planned LAM protocols. They will describe what to expect when you participate in the protocols and will provide updates about ongoing clinical and translational research studies.

Bring your curiosity and submit your questions on this topic to patientservices@thelamfoundation.org by March 6, 2026.

Register: https://www.tfaforms.com/5210862

Clinician Spotlight: Matt Koslow, MDFor Dr. Matthew Koslow, caring for people with LAM is more than a job. It is a missi...
02/17/2026

Clinician Spotlight: Matt Koslow, MD

For Dr. Matthew Koslow, caring for people with LAM is more than a job. It is a mission that has shaped his career, his family life, and his sense of purpose.

Dr. Koslow has served the LAM community for six years. At National Jewish Health, he was introduced to LAM patients through the mentorship of Dr. Greg Downey. Dr. Downey did more than teach medicine. He showed Dr. Koslow the power of listening, caring deeply, and working as part of a team.

“Through caring for patients, I quickly came to know this amazing and unique community,” Dr. Koslow says. “Patients, clinicians, scientists, and The LAM Foundation all inspired me. I wanted to be part of this story.”

Read the rest of Dr. Koslow's story here: https://ow.ly/XeEN50YhlrT

“Keep yourself healthy. Give yourself a chance.” A planner by nature, retired IT project manager Leeanne Hart knows how ...
02/16/2026

“Keep yourself healthy. Give yourself a chance.”

A planner by nature, retired IT project manager Leeanne Hart knows how to work towards a goal. So, when a difficult year left her in need of a jumpstart, Leeanne crafted two challenges for herself: one mental and one physical.

Leeanne understands that having a rare disease will present her with countless challenges. Her journey to a LAM diagnosis was guided by her general practitioner. Dr. Damian Gilbert pursued her post-menopausal night sweats with a series of tests and scans. The results revealed cysts in her lungs and a growth in her abdomen. When compared to older imaging, the cysts were visible six or seven years earlier, finally giving Leanne the explanation she never expected: sporadic lymphangioleiomyomatosis (LAM). The diagnosis was overwhelming, but it also brought clarity. “At least I knew what I was working with,” she said.

Read the rest of Leeanne's inspiring story here: https://ow.ly/2pbN50YflMV

Did you know February 14 is ? National Donor Day is an observance dedicated to spreading awareness and education about ...
02/14/2026

Did you know February 14 is ?

National Donor Day is an observance dedicated to spreading awareness and education about organ, eye, and tissue donation.

Susie said it best--becoming an organ donor is the best gift you can give. It saves lives. Learn more about the donation process at the link below.

https://donatelife.net/donation/

Living with LAM (lymphangioleiomyomatosis) means facing daily challenges—every breath can be a struggle. While the VEGF-...
02/13/2026

Living with LAM (lymphangioleiomyomatosis) means facing daily challenges—every breath can be a struggle. While the VEGF-D blood test helps some get answers, many still need lung biopsies to confirm their diagnosis.

A new study has uncovered hundreds of unique blood proteins in people with LAM, leading to the creation of LAMScore—a promising tool that could help doctors diagnose LAM without surgery. This breakthrough could mean faster, safer answers and earlier treatment for those affected. Progress like this could change how people with LAM get answers and start treatment sooner.
Learn More: https://ow.ly/5QaG50YfeBi

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4520 Cooper Road, Suite 300
Cincinnati, OH
45242

Opening Hours

Monday 9am - 5:30pm
Tuesday 9am - 5:30pm
Wednesday 9am - 5:30pm
Thursday 9am - 5:30pm
Friday 9am - 5:30pm

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+15137776889

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