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Alameda Health System is the East Bays premier patient and family-centered care system. Our trauma center and teaching hospital are considered among the best in the country. We are committed to continually improving health through individual patient experiences. Our mission, Caring, Healing, Teaching, Serving All, speaks to the vital role we play in the community and the critical responsibility we accept in promoting wellness, eliminating disparities and optimizing the health of a diverse East Bay. Our facilities include Highland Hospital, a regional trauma center and teaching hospital, John George Psychiatric Hospital, an acute and emergency care facility, Fairmont Hospital, an acute rehabilitation hospital and skilled nursing facility, longtime community-based hospitals San Leandro Hospital and Alameda Hospital and four neighborhood-based community Wellness Centers located in Oakland, Newark and Hayward. It is a New Day in health care, and its a New Day at Alameda Health System.
Kootenai Medical Center, a service of Kootenai Health, is a community owned, not for profit entity and is the regions referral medical center with 246 licensed beds.
New York Westchester Square Medical Center is a community hospital serving the Bronx community since 1929 in patient care services which was designed to offer the best in modern medical and nursing care in a comfortable and attractive environment. The
Since 1959, Gracie Square Hospital has been providing the highest quality psychiatric care to individuals in the Greater New York Metropolitan Area. Through a broad spectrum of inpatient programs, Gracie Square provides patients with the continuity of
Louisiana State University Health Sciences Center Shreveport (LSUHSC-Shreveport) is the academic center for medicine and medical research in North Louisiana. It is located in Shreveport and is part of the Louisiana State University System. The medical school opened in 1969. One of its founders was Dr. Joe E. Holoubek (1915–2007) of Shreveport, a clinical professor of medicine and author originally from Nebraska. Another was Edgar Hull, co-founder in 1931 of the Medical Center of Louisiana at New Orleans, who more than a half-century later disputed the T. Harry Williams' analysis of the assassination and death of Huey Pierce Long, Jr.