Just over a year ago, Boca Raton Regional Hospital proudly opened the Toby and Leon Cooperman Medical Arts Pavilion—an exciting milestone in the hospital’s campus expansion and a cornerstone of our Keeping the Promise campaign. This state-of-the-art facility has significantly enhanced access to high-quality outpatient care, featuring an ambulatory surgery center and physician offices specializing in areas such as orthopedics, urology, and gastroenterology. It offers patients a streamlined and convenient setting for same-day procedures, diagnostics, and preventive care.
The Pavilion features five cutting-edge operating rooms for both outpatient and overnight procedures, along with 16 dedicated recovery bays. Since the beginning of the 2024 fiscal year on October 1, more than 21,000 patients have received care at the Pavilion. Since its opening in March 2024, over 2,500 surgical and clinical cases have been performed, underscoring its growing impact in the community.
Anthony Miniaci, M.D., Deputy Chief Medical Executive of Baptist Health Orthopedic Care, describes the Pavilion as “the hub for Baptist Health Orthopedic Care” and the premier destination for orthopedic care in Palm Beach County. A nationally recognized orthopedic surgeon specializing in sports medicine and complex joint reconstruction, Dr. Miniaci leads a team advancing patient outcomes through cutting-edge clinical research.
The Pavilion bears the name of Toby and Leon Cooperman, whose extraordinary lead gift to the Keeping the Promise campaign helped bring this transformative facility to life. Longtime champions of education, healthcare, and the arts, the Coopermans are among the nation’s most respected philanthropists. Their generosity to Boca Raton Regional Hospital reflects a deep commitment to ensuring access to world-class care in their community. As lead donors, the Coopermans’ vision and support continue to inspire others to invest in the future of healthcare.
Their gift, along with the generosity of many others to the Keeping the Promise campaign, reflects a shared vision for the future of care. Dedicated spaces throughout the Toby and Leon Cooperman Medical Arts Pavilion honor these gifts and preserve their legacy for generations to come.
We are deeply grateful to the following donors for their commitment to advancing healthcare excellence in our region:
Joshua and Leslie Adler
Eleanor R. Baldwin
Boca Systems, Inc.
Alyse and Richard Brovitz
Joyce and Morton Certilman
The Sara Chait Memorial Foundation, Inc.
Barbara D. and Arnold L. Cohen
Toby and Leon Cooperman
Debra and Michael Coslov
Rick and Cobbie Danzansky
Dr. Richard Esack and Betty Jakubowicz
Anne R. and Lawrence J. Frisman
Emily and Joshua Glassman
Linda Goliger
Gregg and Lori Gottsegen
Susan Greenberg Scimeca and John Scimeca
Ellen and Michael Hefter
Amy and Mike Kazma
Marc J. Leder Foundation, Inc.
Noreen and Berton Leon
Caryn and Arthur Levison"/"Daniel & Harriett Freed Foundation
Liz and Ron Oppenheimer
Jane and H. Richard Roberts
Dr. Gail Rubin-Kwal and Richard M. Kwal
Linda and Joseph Satz, Trustees"/"Mandell Weiss Charitable Trust
Robert and Hope Sheft
Gary and Kate Sugarman
Roberta Lobel, Trustee of"/"The Marjorie Tallman Educational Fund
Anita and Norton Waltuch
Nancy and David Zalta
On behalf of all those we serve, thank you for helping us keep the promise—to expand access, elevate care, and build the premier hospital campus in South Florida.
*Donor list as of 3.13.2025
