White Plains Hospital Center (WPHC) has named its newest Emergency Department treatment facility in honor of benefactor Donald J. Trump, who made a personal contribution of $100,000 to the Hospital at the recent Grand Opening Benefit Gala for Trump Tower at City Center in September.

Jon B. Schandler, President & CEO, White Plains Hospital Center   presents the "Donald J. Trump Trauma and Critical Care Treatment Area"  naming certificate to Mr.Trump, at his Manhattan office. Photo, Courtesy. White Plains Hospital Center.

The new “Donald J. Trump Trauma and Critical Care Treatment Area” is part of the Hospital’s Health Care for Life Campaign, which is dedicated to the expansion of the Hospital’s Emergency Department, the busiest in Westchester County, as well as other critical areas of the Hospital.

“We are truly grateful to Mr. Trump for his generous contribution,” said Jon B. Schandler, President and CEO of White Plains Hospital Center.  “This new Trauma and Critical Care Treatment Area will help to make an enormous difference in the lives of our patients.”

White Plains Hospital Center is working diligently to enlarge its Emergency Department to meet the demands incurred by the closing of St. Agnes Hospital in White Plains and United Hospital in Port Chester.