Dedication of The Lennar Foundation Medical Center

D E D I C AT I O N O F

THE LENNAR FOUNDATION MEDICAL CENTER

NOVEMBER 18, 2016

THANK YOU TO

THE LENNAR FOUNDATION The Lennar Foundation Medical Center will serve as a critical link through which the world-class medical care at UHealth–the University of Miami Health System and the groundbreaking research at the Leonard M. Miller School of Medicine reach patients in southern Miami-Dade County and beyond. The Lennar Foundation is the charitable arm of the Lennar Corporation, one of the nation’s largest home builders. Leonard Miller, for whom the Leonard M. Miller School of Medicine is named, created The Lennar Foundation in 1989 with the express purpose of giving back to the communities in which their homes were built. The creation of The Lennar Foundation Medical Center is a striking testament to that commitment.

THE LENNAR FOUNDATION MEDICAL CENTER – WELCOME –

Steven M. Altschuler, M.D. Senior Vice President for Health Affairs, University of Miami Chief Executive Officer, UHealth–the University of Miami Health System – REMARKS–

Julio Frenk, M.D., M.P.H., Ph.D. President, University of Miami

Richard D. Fain Chair, UM Board of Trustees

Stuart A. Miller, J.D. ’82 CEO, Lennar Corporation Member, UM Board of Trustees

Marshall H. Ames Chairman, The Lennar Foundation

Benjamin J. Riestra, B.S. ’96, M.B.A. ’98 Chief Administrative Officer, The Lennar Foundation Medical Center UHealth–the University of Miami Health System – CEREMONIAL RIBBON CUTTING – – RECEPTION AND SELF-GUIDED TOURS TO FOLLOW –

PROGRAM

DEDICATION CEREMONY OF

Imaging modalities include: magnetic resonance imaging (MRI), computed tomography (CT) scan, positron emission tomography (PET-CT), single-photo emission computed tomography (SPECT-CT), digital mammography (3-D), ultrasound, fluoroscopy, digital radiology (x-ray), and non-invasive cardiology Six surgical suites, interventional radiology suite and interventional CT suite, and three endoscopy suites with stainless steel modular walls, promoting best practices in infection prevention and control 36 pre- and post-operative rooms and a recovery holding area Comprehensive Treatment Unit with 24 CTU chairs Sustainable features include condensate recovery, domestic water preheat, energy recovery systems, high-efficiency central equipment, a heat pump chiller, lighting controls, and variable refrigerant flow Pursuing LEED Silver Certification

ARCHITECT: PERKINS+WILL BUILDER: OHL ARELLANO CONSTRUCTION ENGINEER: NEWCOMB & BOYD

KEY FEATURES

KEY FEATURES

206,000-square-foot, five-story outpatient center

FOOD & BEVERAGE Located near the OHL Arellano Construction Elevator Lobby –V egetable Pad Thai with rice noodle and tofu –B lack Bean Slider with pickled onions and mariquita crunch –T urkey Enchilada Roll Up Sandwich with taco mayo

STUDENT HEALTH

CAFÉ 1925

OHL ARELLANO CONSTRUCTION ELEVATOR LOBBY

–A roma Espresso selection of lattes, cappuccinos, macchiatos, mochas, Americanos, and other espressobased hot beverages

DIAGNOSTIC IMAGING

A wine and beverage bar is located on each floor.

PHARMACY UPLIFTING U SCULPTURE Dedicated by

THE FAIRHOLME FOUNDATION

SELF-GUIDED TOUR Visit areas marked with to hear from a medical expert.

LEGEND

Medical Expert

Food & Beverage

Photo Booth

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RADIATION ONCOLOGY

FLOOR

PRIMARY CARE

FOOD & BEVERAGE

STERILE PROCESSING OPERATING ROOMS

– Very Veggie Skewer (Gluten Free) with curry injection sauce – Eggplant Caponata Crostini with sage goat cheese crumble

FLOOR

ENDOSCOPY

A wine and beverage bar is located on each floor.

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– Healthy Chicken Salad Macaroon with grapes and tarragon yogurt dressing

INTERVENTIONAL RADIOLOGY

SURGERY RECEPTION PRE- AND POST-OP AREA PRE-SURGERY SCREENING UPLIFTING U SCULPTURE

SELF-GUIDED TOUR Visit areas marked with to hear from a medical expert.

LEGEND

Medical Expert

Food & Beverage

FOOD & BEVERAGE – Carrot Ginger Soup Shot (Gluten Free) – Smoked Salmon Tartare On Wonton Crisp with briny capers, chive, and Sapporo yuzu aioli – Truffled Deviled Quail Eggs (Gluten Free) with crème fraiche

A wine and beverage bar is located on each floor.

FLOOR

CARDIOLOGY DIABETES GASTROENTEROLOGY NEUROLOGY PHYSICAL MEDICINE AND REHABILITATION

THE KATZ SQUIRES FAMILY PEDIATRIC EYE LANE

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MULTIDISCIPLINARY

PHYSICAL THERAPY AND EXOS HUMAN PERFORMANCE

RECEPTION AND LOUNGE UPLIFTING U SCULPTURE

SELF-GUIDED TOUR Visit areas marked with to hear from a medical expert.

THE KATZ SQUIRES FAMILY PATIENT CHECK-IN KIOSK

LEGEND

Medical Expert

Food & Beverage

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FOOD & BEVERAGE – Sesame-Crusted Tuna Tataki Squares (Gluten Free) atop seedless watermelon cubes drizzled with miso glaze

PRIVATE CTU STATIONS

THE KATZ SQUIRES FAMILY PRIVATE CTU STATION

– Greek Salad Lettuce Bundle (Gluten Free) filled with tomato, black olives, and feta cheese served with a cucumber Greek yogurt dipping sauce

ONCOLOGY

UROLOGY

COMPREHENSIVE TREATMENT UNIT

– Petite Cucumber Basket with scallop ceviche

A wine and beverage bar is located on each floor.

RECEPTION AND LOUNGE

SELF-GUIDED TOUR Visit areas marked with to hear from a medical expert.

LEGEND

Medical Expert

Food & Beverage

FLOOR

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UPLIFTING U SCULPTURE

BRAMAN FAMILY BREAST CANCER INSTITUTE

FOOD & BEVERAGE A wine and beverage bar is located on each floor.

Enjoy a beverage on our rooftop overlooking the sweeping views of the University of Miami campus and the downtown Coral Gables skyline.

OHL ARELLANO CONSTRUCTION TERRACE

CHARLES AND BARBARA ZWICK REFLECTION TERRACE

Food & Beverage

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Visit areas marked with to hear from a medical expert.

LEGEND

FLOOR

SELF-GUIDED TOUR

UPLIFTING U DEDICATED BY THE FAIRHOLME FOUNDATION

ABOUT THE ART The ibis represents the University of Miami’s invincible spirit–the last animal to leave before a storm and the first to reappear once that storm has passed. Such resilience and renewal defines our institution. When illness and injury strike, patients require courage and resilience to cope with their diagnosis, treatment and recovery.

Uplifting U is a one-of-a-kind glass sculpture serving as an inspiring, iconic symbol to our community. This work of art, made up of 244 radiant, hand-blown glass ibises, is one of the largest such sculptures in the United States. The art was designed and created by University of Miami Design and Construction, Frank Englesby and Fine Art Lamps, and Miami Art Services.

Gifts that name an ibis support The Lennar Foundation Medical Center Fund.

Thank you to the following donors who have already symbolically named an ibis: Robin and Steven Altschuler | Charlotte, Sarah, and Bob Barrett Family | Anne and Richard Cote Edgar and Susan Jones | Rich Jones and Family | Marsha and Mike Kegley Jeanne Antol Krull and Steve Krull | Roymi V. Membiela | Gissette and Justin Onorato Dr. J. Sunil Rao and Darlene Rebello-Rao | The Riestra Family Mary Ann Sprinkle and Michele Brennan | T. Tran Family

miami.edu/upliftingu

Donor recognition opportunities for The Lennar Foundation Medical Center are available.

For more information, contact Betsy Stephenson, Senior Development Director, at 305-243-9760 or at b.stephenson2@miami.edu.