Ross Family Donates $10M to Wexner Medical Center
Columbus, Ohio – In a major act of philanthropy, the Ross family has donated $10 million to the Wexner Medical Center at Ohio State University, marking another milestone in their commitment to advancing healthcare and neurological research in Ohio.
This generous contribution will help fund a new 26-story inpatient hospital tower, projected to open in 2026 pending Ohio State Board of Trustees approval. The tower will enhance critical care services, with the 14th floor dedicated to the Neurology Program named in honor of Stan and Joan “Jodi” Ross.
The Rosses have a strong history of supporting Wexner Medical Center. In 2015, they also donated $10 million to establish the Stanley D. and Joan H. Ross Center for Brain Health and Performance. Additionally, they endowed the Chair of the Neurology Department.
Their philanthropy began after a life-changing experience when their son Malcolm was treated at Ohio State’s Dodd Rehabilitation Hospital following a serious spinal injury in 1993.
“We learned so much about the brain and the importance of neurological research during our son’s recovery,” said Stan Ross. “We want to ensure future generations benefit from cutting-edge research and care.”
Ohio State President Ted Carter Jr. praised the family, stating, “The Rosses’ support continues to drive innovation and excellence in neuroscience education and patient care.”
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