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Miller Children's Hospital - Long Beach is a Long Beach, 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.
We believe the heart of healthcare is service to others. We are mindful that we are able to enter into community partnerships because we are invited and selected to do so. The hospital is one of a community’s most valuable assets. We bring our resources in partnership with its leaders and healthcare providers to enhance affordable, accessible healthcare. We seek to improve the health and quality of life of the people we serve. Working in a partnership with communities, we constantly seek to build healthcare systems that are regionally focused and nationally recognized as the standard by which community hospitals are judged. We are motivated by a singular mission: to provide local communities with hospitals that have the financial resources and management expertise to deliver affordable, accessible, quality healthcare
Beth Israel Deaconess Medical Center (BIDMC) is one of the nation's preeminent academic medical centers. We are committed to excellence in clinical care, biomedical research and education and to the health and wellness of our patients and our communities. To provide extraordinary care, where the patient comes first, supported by world-class education and research. The mission of Beth Israel Deaconess Medical Center is to serve our patients compassionately and effectively and to create a healthy future for them and their families. Our mission is supported by our commitment to provide personalized excellent care for our patients and a workforce committed to individual accountability, mutual respect and collaboration. Critical to our success is the partnership between the medical center and its physicians. It is their partnership that allows the medical center to carry out our mission of teaching, research and clinical care. Our partnership with Harvard Medical School and our role as a major Harvard teaching hospital strengthen our ability to train, teach, and create new knowledge. We are committed to recruiting the best physicians, scientists, nurses and others to support these activities. In addition to servicing our patients, the medical center is committed to being active in our local community. Community service is at the core of the religious tradition of both the founding hospitals, and still today is an important part of our mission. We have a covenant to care for the underserved and work to change disparities in access to care. We know that to be successful we need to learn from those we serve. We recognize our role as a tertiary/academic resource in a larger health system. We look forward to acting collaboratively with our community partners so that together we can provide the clinical integration that will best serve our patients. We recognize that the diversity, talent, innovation, and commitment of all of our employees contribute to our strength and are a major component of our success. We greatly value the leadership and participation of our trustees, overseers and donors who make an invaluable contribution to our ability to carry out our mission to serve patients, students, science and our community. -
Originating as a small, private hospital started by Dr. Charles A. Mobley in 1919, the Regional Medical Center (RMC) has grown to a 286-bed, acute-care, regional medical center owned by Orangeburg and Calhoun counties. The product of more than nine decades of work on the part of local physicians, community leaders and citizens, RMC has a strong history of commitment to the long-term health of this community. Serving Orangeburg and Calhoun counties and surrounding areas, RMC has a multitude of specialties and programs that offer state-of-the-art healthcare. The Regional Medical Center is accredited by The Joint Commission, has Advanced Certification as a Primary Stroke Center by The Joint Commission, and offers a 24-hour emergency department, full range of high-quality medical services and a proactive, community-wide wellness program. RMC has experienced tremendous growth and stands ready to serve you with the latest advancements in medical technology while continuing to provide compassionate care.