Funding for the development was kicked off when local philanthropist Harvey Najim donated $5 million.
The new center will support the hospital’s minimally-invasive surgery program, which allows infants and children who undergo procedures to recover more quickly and with less pain and scarring than traditional methods of surgery.
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