The Geneva Foundation
The Geneva Foundation is a 501(c)3 nonprofit established in 1993, dedicated to advancing military medicine through research, development, and education. With a commitment to ensuring optimal health for service members and the communities they serve, Geneva collaborates with various partners to drive innovative medical research and improve healthcare outcomes.
The Geneva Foundation
950 Broadway, Suite 307, Tacoma, WA 98402
What We Do
Geneva provides comprehensive research services including federal contracts, sponsored research management, program management, and proposal development.
Geneva offers program support services such as staffing, technology transfer, and educational services to enhance military medical research.
Geneva provides comprehensive and tailored proposal development support to researchers engaged in federal grants and contracts, ensuring competitive proposal submissions.
A research initiative focused on developing innovative solutions for military medical challenges.
A program aimed at improving rehabilitation outcomes for injured service members.
A center that develops and adapts promising new biotechnology for the benefit of Warfighter readiness and resilience.
Application Area
Show More (19)Psychological and Cognitive Health and Performance
Show More (2)Battlefield Resuscitation
Show More (1)Digital Health Technologies
Show More (7)Services
Show More (10)Vaccines
Key People
News & Updates
In 2023, Geneva marks its 30th anniversary, reflecting on its impact in advancing military medicine.
The ASTMH Annual Meeting is the premier international forum for the exchange of scientific and clinical advances in tropical medicine, hygiene and global health.
An article highlighting the contributions of Margaret Hollander in light therapy research.
Recognition of Allison Edinger for her contributions to Geneva's mission.
An article discussing Geneva's collaboration with NCI on pancreatic cancer research.
The Geneva Foundation received $5 million to support a study on sleep quality and combat sleep disorders in service members and veterans.