Hospital for Special Surgery gets $35M gift for 12-story medical tower

Hospital for Special Surgery in New York City received a $35 million donation to support construction of its 12-story medical tower, the hospital said March 16.

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The donation was from the Anna-Maria and Stephen Kellen Foundation. 

To recognize the donation, the medical tower will be named the Anna-Maria and Stephen Kellen Medical Tower. 

“The Anna-Maria and Stephen Kellen Foundation has repeatedly demonstrated their commitment and support to HSS and its patients,” said Tom Lister and Bob Steel, co-chairs of the hospital’s board of trustees. “This exceptional gift signals the strength of not only HSS but also New York City and will serve as a permanent symbol of an investment in healthcare when it is needed most.”

The 100,000-square-foot facility will specialize in spine surgery and joint replacement. It will house three private inpatient floors, multidisciplinary medical teams and on-site imaging.

Construction on the facility is slated to begin this year. 

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