JONATHAN KOCH SPENT HIS ENTIRE LIFE PREPARING
FOR A FIGHT HE NEVER SAW COMING
FIND OUT WHAT DROVE JONATHAN TO FIGHT FOR HIS LIFE,
WHEN HE WAS GIVEN ONLY A 10% CHANCE TO SURVIVE
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June 29, 2018
Jonathan’s uplifting story of hope and courage reaches its zenith in Part 2 as his life story keeps getting better.
June 27, 2018
Entertainment powerhouse Jonathan Koch’s gut wrenching journey from near death to medical miracle man. Koch shares his story as one of the first-ever successful hand transplants.
October 3, 2017
Jimmy Fox, of the Unscripted & Unprepared podcast (which we highly recommend), interviews Jonathan about his rise in the entertainment industry and how he went from being the Red Robin to becoming President of Asylum Entertainment and a multi-millionaire. J...
Will Jonathan ever play tennis again after his near death experience that cost him his hands and feet?
Facing a health challenge head-on | Jonathan Koch | TEDxOaksChristianSchool
October 25, 2018
Jonathan presented at the ACR/ARHP Annual Meeting in Chicago Oct 20th, "Resilience: Facing a Health Crisis Head On."
September 7, 2018
The Opening Lecture (4:30 pm Saturday), which will feature Hollywood film producer Jonathan Koch, who survived macrophage activation syndrome and hemophagocytic lymphohistiocytosis. It ultimately resulted in the amputation of his hands and feet and an eventual hand tra...
March 29, 2018
Jonathan Koch, president and chief creative officer for Encino-based Asylum Entertainment, will be honored for his professional and philanthropic contributions at the third annual “Let’s Get Real” event, held to benefit the Saban Community Clinic in Los Angeles.
March 8, 2018
A sudden and shocking disease caused Jonathan Koch to lose nearly everything. When he survived, he couldn't bear to lose the game he loved—so he received a hand transplant, and relearned tennis. (Tennis Channel)
October 17, 2017
Jonathan was able to move the fingers on his newly transplanted only hours after surgery performed at UCLA. Click below to read the full article in the Fall 2017 issue of UCLA's U Magazine.
