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Powell Valley Healthcare is a Powell, WY-based company in the Healthcare, Pharmaceuticals, and Biotech sector.
We deliver clinical and operational excellence in RetinaVitreous care. Member retina physicians are committed to the highest quality care for their patients, and are collaborating to create a better healthcare system. To drive advances in clinical research and quality care that consistently preserve the gift of sight for our patients We will lead the Retinal-Vitreous industry toward higher quality and cost-effective healthcare, creating outcomes that exceed the expectations of our members, partners and patients. The goals of USRetina are equally as bold as they are attainable. Our alliance of retina physicians exists to enhance business systems, focus unrealized incremental values of our member practices to build real and lasting value, create paths to increase referrals, improve quality of care and outcomes, as well as mitigate compliance and market risks. The real-time collaboration of our people, the clarity, presentation, usefulness and organization of our data are hallmarks of our organization. United we are solving systemic issues in our industry and building new technologies that benefit every stakeholder. Join us as we pioneer new paths of opportunity.
As a healthcare entity of the Gila River Indian Community (GRIC), we strive to treat people with kindness, dignity and respect while providing the highest quality of patient care in a culturally sensitive way. We pledge not to deviate from this purpose, but rather to enhance it with extreme diligence. Gila River Health Care (GRHC) is poised to inspire, motivate and engage employees to work together on a shared vision. Staying true to our vision, mission, promise and values provide us with guidance.
Aesthetic Surgery Journal is a Los Alamitos, CA-based company in the Healthcare, Pharmaceuticals, & Biotech sector.
Mennonite General Hospital, Inc is one of Puerto Rico's 13 non-profit community hospital systems and is the only one providing service to the island's central-mountain region. Together, Aibonito and Cayey average 100,000 patient visits a year.