Help a Doctor Fight Alzheimer's at Harvard

Have you ever had a dream? I need your help to honor our cause.

My name is Jesus Rosario Hernandez, a physician born in California and raised in a Mexican state with the highest incidence of Alzheimer’s disease. My grandfather, who was my mentor and role model—made one final request: “Grandson, I want you to cure me.”

That promise has guided my life’s work.

To fulfill it, I applied to Harvard’s Program of Clinical Effectiveness, an essential step toward earning a Master’s in Public Health and advancing brain health care. Now, I need your help.

I've provided rural healthcare in Mexico with Partners in Health,

I've researched neurodegenerative diseases,

I've been caring for diverse patients across the U.S.

I have dedicated my career to improving brain health and ensuring healthcare equity.

My mission is to enhance care for aging populations suffering from movement and memory disorders.

Today, I stand at a turning point. I have been accepted into Harvard’s Program of Clinical Effectiveness, a critical milestone toward my MPH and my goal of transforming aging-related healthcare. But to make this a reality, I must raise $30,000 for tuition, travel, and living expenses.

This is more than financial support—it’s a vote of confidence in a future where brain health is a priority for all. I am seeking philanthropic sponsorships, grants, and, most importantly, your support.

Here’s my acceptance letter.

Please share this message with those who believe in advancing brain health and medical education.

Brain health is a human right.

Together, we can make this dream a reality.

Jesus Rosario Hernandez, MD

[LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/doctorhernandez/]