Medline donates $250K to One World Surgery to build Dominican surgery center — 4 insights

Medline made a $250,000 donation to One World Surgery to support the construction of a new surgery center in the Dominican Republic.

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What you should know:

1. Medline will donate $50,000 annually to One World Surgery over the next five years.

2. The surgery center will be 25,000 square feet. It will feature three operating rooms, a visitor’s center, a chapel and a healing garden.

3. One World Surgery has raised $3.55 million to date for the $6 million surgery center.

4. This will be One World Surgery’s second surgery center. The first surgery center is located in Honduras. It selected the Domincan Republic because of the high-demand needed for surgery.

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