Trinity Health Oakland Hospital in Pontiac received a $30 million gift to support future capital needs, primarily the ongoing expansion of the emergency department and future enhancements to women’s health services.
The gift came from longtime Oakland County residents Steve and Vivian Stolaruk.
“The Stolaruks’ incredible generosity will allow us to elevate the quality of care we deliver to patients and enhance the experience they have while seeking treatment in the hospital,” said Dr. Fabian Fregoli, chief medical officer and president of Trinity Health Oakland.
“As a not-for-profit health system, philanthropic support is essential for our growth and our ability to provide advanced care in a modern, healing environment. We are going to make sure that this transformative gift is put to good use, for the benefit of the communities we serve.”
The hospital recently named a walkway on the south side of the hospital campus the Steve and Vivian Stolaruk Walkway.
“The Stolaruks were deeply passionate about their community and advancing Catholic health care for future generations,” said Doug Ferrick, regional vice president of philanthropy for Trinity Health-Southeast Michigan.
Photo: Dr. Fabian Fregoli
