Philadelphia-based Jefferson Health received a $50 million gift to support ongoing construction of its new 19-story medical building in downtown Philadelphia.
The building will be named the Honickman Center and will serve as an integral component in Jefferson Health’s strategy to improve healthcare delivery by blending physical and virtual care. Upon opening in 2024, the center will centralize an array of clinical services into a future-ready, accessible facility for a seamless patient experience, according to a press release.
Spanning approximately 462,000 square feet, the Honickman Center will feature:
- more than 300 exam rooms
- 58 infusion chairs
- 10 operating rooms
- six endoscopy rooms
- imaging and lab services
- a pharmacy
- three levels of underground parking
Jefferson seeks to raise $150 million for the Honickman Center as part of its Reimagine Campaign. More than 1,200 donors have contributed to the project. Read more.
