The resolution, SR 1066, congratulates the Eleanor Slater Hospital-Zambarano campus for its significant contributions to healthcare in Rhode Island since its establishment in 1995. Originally named after its superintendent, Dr. U. E. Zambarano, the facility has provided essential health services to individuals with severe medical conditions, including acute breathing issues, traumatic brain injuries, and complex geriatric needs. The hospital is recognized as a model for long-term acute care facilities and has a dedicated patient group, Patients for Progress, advocating for superior care.

The Senate resolution designates May 13, 2025, as "Zambarano Day" to honor the staff's commitment to high-quality patient care and their ongoing efforts to develop a new state-of-the-art facility on the campus. It expresses appreciation for the hospital's role in serving long-term acute care patients and reaffirms the Senate's support for the hospital's mission to remain a leading healthcare provider for Rhode Islanders. A certified copy of the resolution will be sent to the hospital staff to acknowledge their contributions.

Introduced by Senator Jessica de la Cruz, the resolution was recommended for immediate consideration.