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Auburn Community Hospital (ACH) is a not-for-profit, 99-bed acute care facility serving a population of approximately 80,000. Our mission is to provide compassionate quality care to our community. Over 95% of the physicians on staff are board certified in at least one specialty. ACH is the sole provider of acute and general hospital services in Cayuga County and the surrounding areas, located in the Finger Lakes region of Central New York. Founded in 1878 by a group of community-minded individuals who recognized the growing health care needs of Auburn and Cayuga County, the original 13-bed hospital was called Auburn City Hospital, located at the current site on Lansing Street.
Oakland Regional Hospital (ORH) provides rehabilitation services. The facility offers these services to individuals suffering from amputation, arthritis, brain injury, cancer, cardiac related disorders, degenerative or progressive neurological conditions, generalized weakness, hip and knee fractures or replacements, kidney and renal failure, major multiple trauma, medically complex conditions, respiratory disorders, spinal cord injuries, sports injuries, and stroke. It was formerly known as Great Lakes Rehabilitation Hospital. Oakland Regional Hospital is based in Southfield, Michigan. As of 10/04/2004, Great Lakes Rehabilitation Hospital is a subsidiary of Hand Surgery Associates of Michigan PC.
Temple Community Hospital is a Los Angeles, CA-based company in the Healthcare, Pharmaceuticals, and Biotech sector.
What originated in 1902 as a single hospital serving its neighbors has today grown into an expansive healthcare system that touches the lives of individuals throughout Ventura County, California and beyond. Community Memorial Health System, established in 2005 when Community Memorial Hospital in Ventura merged with Ojai Valley Community Hospital, is comprised of these two hospitals along with eleven family-practice health centers serving various communities within Ventura County. Our health system is a community-owned, not-for-profit organization. As such, we are not backed by a corporate or government entity, nor do we answer to shareholders. Rather, we depend on - and answer to - the communities we serve. Guiding us on this esteemed mission is a volunteer and diverse Board of Trustees that represents a cross section of leaders in our community, and who govern Community Memorial Health System with a focus aimed on what is best for our citizenry.
The Heartland Center for Behavioral Change is a private, not for profit, 501(c)(3) charitable organization dedicated to providing substance abuse and other behavioral healthcare services to Missouri residents. Founded in 1982 as the Kansas City Community Center, we deliver hope, healing and recovery to people who are struggling with addiction and other life problems. Our comprehensive services have helped tens of thousands of people begin a new life — free of alcohol and drugs.