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Labor and delivery lobby $750,000 0 / 1 Named by a Generous Donor

Labor and delivery lobby

Expectant families will wait to meet their newest member in this comfortable, open glass lobby.
Nurses station (small) $100,000 3 / 3 Available

Nurses station (small)

These are the hubs of activity on patient floors as nurses coordinate care for all patients.
Multipurpose conference room $50,000 1 / 1 Available

Multipurpose conference room

This comfortable space will provide a private meeting area for physicians, staff and patients.
Birthing tub rooms $50,000 4 / 4 Available

Birthing tub rooms

State-of-the-art rooms feature a birthing tub and offer the latest technology to caregivers and the most comforting amenities to birthing mothers and their new babies.
Labor and delivery rooms $25,000 11 / 13 Available

Labor and delivery rooms

State-of-the-art rooms offer the latest technology to caregivers and the most comforting amenities to birthing mothers and their new babies.

Gifts of $500,000+ are eligible for pin-lettering recognition.
Gifts of $25,000 to $499,999 are eligible for plaque recognition.

Why Support Summa Health?

"Summa Health is investing in this beautiful new patient tower to better serve its patients and families. Bonnie and I invite the entire community to join us in supporting our local health system and its heartfelt mission to serve everyone in need."

Ernest R. Estep, M.D.

Retired Summa Health obstetrician and gynecologist with his wife, Bonnie

"In the last 50 years that I've been in business, I've never seen this region more poised for growth and prosperity than now. Summa is a critical driver of our local economy, and it's an essential provider of quality healthcare services close to home."

Paul Testa

CEO of Testa Companies and member of the Summa Foundation board of directors, with his wife, Kathie, who served with him as honorary chairs of the 2016 Summa Health Sapphire Ball, are longtime supporters of Summa Health

"We're conducting research with the Department of Veterans Affairs to develop screening tools to identify which returning military personnel are at highest risk of developing post-traumatic stress disorder later on. My colleagues in the Traumatic Stress Center and I are grateful to Jim and Vanita Oelschlager and Harry and Fran Donovan. Their philanthropic support has enhanced our care of veterans with post-traumatic stress disorder and other trauma-related conditions."

Patrick Palmieri, Ph.D.

Director, Summa Health Traumatic Stress Center, and holder of the Jim and Vanita Oelschlager Chair in Traumatic Stress