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At Advanced Patient Advocacy, we`ve always believed that genuine caring and trusted relationships are key to delivering superior results for both our hospital clients and their patients. We are passionate about making a difference for people, treating patients with humanity and giving them one-on-one assistance. Our follow-through commitment goes outside hospital walls and into the community.
Lakeland is a not-for-profit, community-owned system of care serving the southwest Michigan region of Berrien, Cass and VanBuren counties. In addition to the three hospitals, the system includes walk-in clinics, long-term care, home care, laboratory and radiology services, rehabilitation and other services throughout the region.
Berkshire Health Systems is the leading provider of comprehensive health care services in the Berkshires. A private, not-for-profit organization, BHS serves the region through a network of affiliates which include Berkshire Medical Center, the BMC Hillcrest Campus, North Adams Campus of BMC, Fairview Hospital, and the Berkshire Visiting Nurse Association. BMC was recently ranked amongst the top 5% of all hospitals in the nation for Clinical Excellence by HealthGrades.
The Winnipeg Regional Health Authority (WRHA) fulfills its purpose of Caring for Health by working to provide services that promote independence, wellness, treatment and care, and doing so with respect for the patients, residents, clients and communities it serves. The Winnipeg Regional Health Authority is an organization of committed professionals who support each other in the delivery of health services and work to protect the health and promote the well being of the people who benefit from these services. The Winnipeg Health Region serves residents of the City of Winnipeg as well as the Rural Municipalities of East and West St. Paul, and the northern community of Churchill, with a total population of just over 700,000 people. The Winnipeg Regional Health Authority also provides health care support to nearly half a million Manitobans who live beyond these boundaries as well as residents of Northwestern Ontario and Nunavut who require the services and expertise available within the Winnipeg Health Region. More than 13,000 people are directly employed by the Region with over 27,000 engaged in health care services in the Winnipeg Health Region. With an annual operating budget of nearly $2.4 billion dollars, the Winnipeg Regional Health Authority operates or funds over 200 health service facilities and programs.
Jewish Hospital was the first Jewish hospital in the United States, established in 1850 as a result of the cholera epidemic and the need to treat poor Jews in Cincinnati. Today, Jewish Hospital provides care to people of every race, ethnicity and