Jupiter (Fla.) Medical Center has received a $35 million gift, the largest in the hospital’s history.
The gift from Tim and Jayne Donahue was used to support the hospital’s new $135 million patient care tower, which will open later in January, according to a Jan. 8 news release shared with Becker’s.
The 92-bed tower expands the hospital’s total capacity to 340 beds. It is organized by specialty and includes oncology and cardiovascular floors, two dedicated orthopedic units with rehabilitation services, and a clinical simulation center for training and innovation.
The facility has been named the Tim and Jayne Donahue Patient Care Tower, the release said.
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