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Baptist Health Foundation seeks community support for local healthcare
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Baptist Health Foundation Seeks Support for Local Healthcare

The Baptist Health Foundation is seeking donations from the South Florida community to fund advanced medical treatments, research, and facility upgrades. Residents can direct contributions to specific services and find assistance by calling 786-596-2000.

10/04/2026 · Coral Way edition

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The Baptist Health Foundation is asking the South Florida community, including residents along Coral Way, for donations to support its mission of providing world-class medical care. The foundation aims to enhance the institution's ability to offer advanced treatments for critical conditions such as cancer, stroke, heart and vascular diseases, and orthopedic issues.

Funds raised will support essential healthcare investments, including attracting and retaining medical professionals, developing state-of-the-art facilities, and acquiring advanced technologies. Donations also fund vital research, clinical testing, and the implementation of new treatments to improve the wellness of individuals and families throughout Miami-Dade County.

Baptist Health, a recognized world-class institution, uses foundation support to bring leading medical minds to the community and conduct groundbreaking research, leading to innovative patient care. The Boca Raton Regional Hospital Foundation also invests donations in current healthcare advancements, cutting-edge technology, and facility and service expansion.

Residents can direct donations to specific services. For assistance, Baptist Health offers support by phone at 786-596-2000.

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