The three-year partnership will bring several services to Tampa, including T-cell cancer therapy, a bone marrow transplant initiative and the addition of mental health care to a veterans program.

Tampa General Hospital and Boston-based Mass General Brigham will expand their partnership and develop new programs, including a bone marrow transplant program and CAR-T therapy, and grow health care services for Florida veterans.

Tampa General has been working on its own growth initiatives. Last month, the system said it planned to invest more than $162 million in University of South Florida Health to further its expansion statewide. Mass General Brigham has also set its sights on growth, including at-home care and the use of artificial intelligence.