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Healthcare is changing. Healthcare organizations are growing. Care continues to expand outside of the hospital walls. This provides more capacity to utilize scale to create healthcare companies that are better functioning, smarter organizations. Intra-company logistics - the enterprise-wide movement of physical materials, such as blood and specimens, pharmaceuticals and supplies - is the foundation of the healthcare supply chain. Healthcare organizations, especially those providing service to patients` homes, need transportation to function. With 130+ locations in 29 states, MedSpeed is the market-leading organization that is changing the way the healthcare industry views transportation by leveraging it to help organizations integrate and operate more effectively.
DDN is the largest privately held provider of outsourced services to the life-science industry. We have decades of experience in every sector, and a long track record of unparalleled client satisfaction.
Washington Health System provides an integrated healthcare system centered around patients and families. They have been dedicated to providing the highest quality care since 1897. With locations throughout Washington and Greene counties in Pennsylvania...
Radicle Health offers cannabis curriculum packages and modules for nurses, other healthcare professionals, and cannabis students at a range of price points.
For more than 85 years, the Hendrick name has been the first name in healthcare in Abilene, Texas, and the Texas Midwest. As the first healthcare network to establish a true system of services, the Hendrick name reigns over a 522-bed medical center, a women’s center, rehabilitation hospital, cancer center and numerous other innovative services. Hendrick was the first hospital to permanently serve the Texas Midwest when its doors opened in 1924. During the Great Depression, it was the first hospital people of the Big Country area rallied behind to keep the doors open when money was scarce. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Hendrick, for whom the institution was named, made the first major financial gift to the hospital. Through the years it has been the first in the area to offer specialized services, creating departments to fill needs such as physical medicine, nuclear medicine, spiritual care and much more.