Sacramento, Calif.-based Sutter Health has received a $30 million gift to establish a new cancer center in Santa Cruz, Calif.
The Jean and E. Floyd Kvamme Advanced Cancer Center, expected to open in 2030, is part of a larger $50 million effort to “revolutionize cancer care and research” for Sutter Health’s community, according to an Aug. 14 news release from the health system.
Sutter Health is planning to open additional cancer centers across Northern California, in Santa Rosa, Modesto, Yuba City, and the Silicon Valley and East Bay regions, the release said.
The $30 million gift was from the Jean and E. Floyd Kvamme Foundation in honor of Jean Kvamme, who died in 2020 after battling cancer.
[…] The Jean and E. Floyd Kvamme Foundation has committed $30 million to Sutter Health, one of the largest gifts in Santa Cruz history, to establish the Kvamme Advanced Cancer Center, anchoring a $50 million campaign to transform regional cancer care. Opening by 2030, the 44,000-square-foot facility will offer integrated services including oncology, infusion, and imaging across the Monterey Bay Area. Read more here. […]
[…] The Jean and E. Floyd Kvamme Foundation has committed $30 million to Sutter Health, one of the largest gifts in Santa Cruz history, to establish the Kvamme Advanced Cancer Center, anchoring a $50 million campaign to transform regional cancer care. Opening by 2030, the 44,000-square-foot facility will offer integrated services including oncology, infusion, and imaging across the Monterey Bay Area. Read more here. […]