Here are five takeaways:
1. The donation will go towards establishing a neuroscience institute and an orthopedic and spine institute.
2. Torrance Memorial Medical Center is at 470-bed nonprofit medical center.
3. Previously Mr. and Ms. Lundquist donated $68 million to the hospital, including $50 million in 2013 to help pay for the medical center’s seven story tower addition.
4. Torrance Memorial Medical Center served around 10,000 patients last year with orthopedic, spine and neurological disorders.
5. Since the donation in 2013, Mr. and Ms. Lundquist have established a cardiovascular institute and expanded Torrance Medical Center’s emergency room.
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