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Double Your Impact at Indian River Hospital

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Thanks to the extraordinary generosity of the Welsh family, every gift to expand Electrophysiology services at Indian River Hospital’s Welsh Heart Center will be matched dollar for dollar, doubling your impact immediately. Time is critical—we must secure commitments by May 2026 to meet this challenge.

This expansion represents one of our community’s most urgent healthcare priorities, ensuring patients have access to advanced cardiac care close to home when they need it most. The Welsh family created this match because they believe in this community’s ability to rise when it matters most— and that moment is now.

“Heart rhythm disorders are one of the fastest-growing cardiovascular challenges we are seeing in our community,” says Brett Faulknier, DO, FACC, FHRS, Director of Electrophysiology at Indian River Hospital. “Adding a second electrophysiology lab will dramatically expand our ability to treat patients with complex arrhythmias, reduce wait times for lifesaving procedures and ensure more people on the Treasure Coast can access the most advanced cardiac care close to home."

Double your impact today and help us expand access to advanced cardiac care close to home. Make your gift online here, or call 772.226.4960.

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