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Chronic Disease Prevention Alliance of Canada (CDPAC) is a Ottawa, ON-based company in the Healthcare, Pharmaceuticals, & Biotech sector.
As our region`s largest health care provider, Tidelands Health is dedicated to keeping the communities we serve healthy and active, inside and outside of the hospital. Ours is a singular commitment: Better health begins here. Tidelands Health is three hospitals and nearly 50 outpatient providers that stretch from North Myrtle Beach to Hemingway. More than 200 physicians and 1,800 employee partners are working side by side with our patients to transform the health of our region -- promoting wellness, preventing illness, encouraging recovery and restoring health.
McLean Hospital is a Belmont, MA-based company in the Healthcare, Pharmaceuticals, and Biotech sector.
For more than a half-century, residents of Georgetown and surrounding South Carolina counties have received healthcare services provided by a dynamic, progressive not-for-profit organization known regionally today as Georgetown Hospital System. Georgetown Hospital System is located on the South Carolina coast between Myrtle Beach and Charleston. Our facilities include Georgetown Memorial Hospital, Waccamaw Community Hospital, Waccamaw Rehabilitation Center, NextStep Adult & Pediatric Rehabilitation, NextStep Wound Healing Center, NextStep Pain Management Centers, The Imaging Center at Waccamaw Medical Park, HealthPoint Center for Health & Fitness & The Francis B. Ford Cancer Treatment Center.
Newton Medical Center is a 103-bed, not-for-profit facility dedicated to providing health care services to residents of Harvey and surrounding counties. Formed in 1988, Newton Medical Center has evolved from an established tradition of excellence. More than a century ago, Dr. John T. and Lucena Axtell founded Newton`s first hospital, Axtell Hospital. For four decades, the Axtells served the community until they passed on the hospital to the Kansas Christian Missionary Society. At that time, the name was changed to Axtell Christian Hospital, a Christian Church/Disciples of Christ organization. At the turn of the century, Reverend David Goerz and Sister Frieda Kaufman founded Bethel Deaconess Hospital as a mission of the Mennonite Church. Mennonite deaconesses remained involved with the hospital`s operations until 1983. On Jan. 1, 1988, the two hospitals merged to become Newton Medical Center.