The gift, from Georgetown philanthropists Shelley and Allan Holt, is the largest ever received by MedStar Georgetown.
The gift will help MedStar equip the new pavilion with the latest technology to assist surgeons with planning and performing complex procedures, improve care for patients and create new training opportunities.
The 477,213-square-foot pavilion is slated for completion in 2023. It will house 156 private patient rooms, a rooftop helipad, 31 operating rooms and 32 exam rooms.
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