Donating Your Body to Science in
Nevada
By donating your body to science, you provide a unique gift to medical researchers, educators, doctors, scientists, emergency services personnel, and university medical students across the globe. Thanks to your generosity, they will be able to research new life-saving medical and surgical procedures and techniques.
Who Can Donate in
Nevada
?
Most everyone will meet criteria for body donation to science, including those with cancer, heart disease, arthritis, or diabetes. Joining the registry is not required, but it is recommended because it is the first step in sharing your wishes with your loved ones.
No-Cost Cremation Services in
Nevada
Once accepted into the Science Care program, there is no cost for the donation process, cremation, or the return of final remains.
HOPE® Program
If you have been diagnosed with a terminal illness, or if you are under hospice or palliative care, you may qualify for our Science Care Hope Program.
Body Donation to Science in
Nevada
: By County and City
Carson City County - Carson City
Churchill County - Fallon, Fernley
Clark County - Las Vegas, Henderson, North Las Vegas, Boulder City, Mesquite
Douglas County - Gardnerville, Minden, Stateline
Elko County - Elko, Spring Creek, West Wendover, Wells
Esmeralda County - Goldfield, Dyer
Eureka County - Eureka, Crescent Valley
Humboldt County - Winnemucca
Lander County - Battle Mountain, Austin
Lincoln County - Pioche, Caliente, Panaca
Lyon County - Yerington, Fernley, Dayton, Smith Valley
Mineral County - Hawthorne
Nye County - Pahrump, Tonopah, Beatty, Amargosa Valley
Pershing County - Lovelock
Storey County - Virginia City
Washoe County - Reno, Sparks, Incline Village, Sun Valley
White Pine County - Ely, McGill, Eureka
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