Last week, Huntington Health, an affiliate of Cedars-Sinai, held a ceremony celebrating the groundbreaking of a four-story, 100,285-square-feet facility located at 786 South Fair Oaks in Pasadena — across the street from Huntington Hospital’s campus.
The state-of-the-art Kohl Medical Pavilion, named for lead donors Terri and Jerry Kohl, will serve as the brick-and-mortar home for new and expanded clinical programs that combine the power of Huntington’s reputation for a compassionate, individualized approach to care with the breadth and depth of Cedars-Sinai’s award-winning expertise.
Huntington Health President and CEO, Lori J. Morgan, MD, MBA, shared: “The Kohl Medical Pavilion is a testament to our dedication to our community – we are here for you when you need us most with best-in-class medical care right here in the San Gabriel Valley.”
Terri and Jerry Kohl and family were celebrated at the ceremony as lead donors to the building along with generous early supporters of the project Shelley Allen and Bob Kohorst. Ceremony attendees included LA County Supervisor Kathryn Barger, City of Pasadena Mayor Victor Gordo, and Pasadena City Councilmember Jason Lyon. In addition, Huntington Hospital’s Chairman of the Board of Directors, Paul Johnson, and fellow board members Sharon Arthofer, Wayne Brandt, Armando Gonzalez, Ron Havner, R. Scott Jenkins, David Kirchheimer, Pete Kutzer, Brandon Lew, DO, Dan Murray, Mei-Lee Ney, Michelle Quinones Chino, Jaynie Studenmund, Deborah Williams, David Wrigley and Renee Ying attended the celebration. Huntington Health’s executive management team also recognized this momentous occasion.
Read more about the Kohl Medical Pavilion: bit.ly/4f25hBA
