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Westborough Behavioral Healthcare Hospital is a mental health care hospital that provides consistent levels of excellent service and an attitude of caring expressed by the entire organization.
St. Mary`s Healthcare offers a continuum of services designed to fulfill the total healthcare needs of the community, while being the lowest cost provider. In addition to our 143 bed hospital, a 160 bed nursing home and a 10 bed acute rehabilitation unit, St. Mary`s provides highly accessible healthcare through its seven offsite primary care centers and behavioral health service locations throughout two counties. We treat more than 290,000 outpatient visits a year. Founded by the Sisters of St. Joseph of Carondelet in 1903, and as a member of Ascension since 2002, St. Mary`s is dedicated to improving the health of the community with special attention to the poor and underserved. By addressing the spiritual, social, emotional and physical needs of our patients, we strive to provide an exceptional patient experience and a model community for our associates and medical staff.
United Memorial Medical Center is one of the leading providers in Healthcare, Pharmaceuticals, & Biotech. It is based in Batavia, NY. To find more information about United Memorial Medical Center, please visit www.ummc.org
Curve Health is senior care without walls. Founded in April of 2020 on a platform that`s reduced patient transfers from Skilled Nursing Facilities (SNFs) to Emergency Departments by 50%+, Curve advances connected senior care by bridging the silos that hinder healthcare delivery today; enabling physicians to remotely care for patients in SNFs, at home, in ambulances or wherever they may be. Curve combines telemedicine, a health information exchange, predictive analytics and smart billing into a single platform, resulting in higher quality care + significant return on investment, while ensuring the most seamless patient experience.
NeoLife is a pioneer in whole food nutrition supplementation since 1958, with a commitment to end the trend of poor wellness and poverty.