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Established in 1946, OMRF is an independent, nonprofit biomedical research institute with more than 450 staff and over 50 labs studying cancer, heart disease, autoimmune disorders, and diseases of aging. Breakthroughs in our labs have led to three FDA-approved drugs, including the first targeted therapy approved in the U.S. for sickle cell disease and the first approved treatment for neuromyelitis optica spectrum disorder, a rare autoimmune disease. OMRF`s critical research is helping people live longer, healthier lives, one discovery at a time. Along the way, OMRF has garnered worldwide media attention, from leading scientific publications like The New England Journal of Medicine and Science to The New York Times and The Wall Street Journal. By pushing the boundaries of biomedical science, our researchers are helping to win the war against human disease, one discovery at a time.
The Hunterdon Healthcare System is a non-profit health care organization in Flemington, NJ committed to providing a full range of quality services that respond to the needs of the community. Hunterdon Medical Center is a 178-bed non-profit community hospital, providing a full range of preventive, diagnostic, and therapeutic inpatient and outpatient hospital and community health services.
The Federation of American Hospitals (FAH), founded in 1966, is the national representative of investor-owned or managed community hospitals and health systems throughout the United States and one of Washington, DC`s most respected and influential health policy and advocacy organizations. Dedicated to a market-based philosophy, we provide representation and advocacy on behalf of our members to Congress, the Executive Branch, the judiciary, media, academia, accrediting organizations and the public. The Federation of American Hospitals serves its members as a clearinghouse for information about the nation`s most vital health policy issues. These include Medicare and Medicaid, the uninsured, health care quality, patient safety, health information technology, medical liability insurance reform, rural health care, long-term hospital care, inpatient psychiatric care, hospital emergency preparedness, antitrust, compliance, the health care workforce shortage, privacy and confidentiality, tax issues, and rehabilitation services, among other important issues.
Caregiver, Inc. is one of the largest providers of support services to people with intellectual and developmental disabilities and traumatic brain injury in the United States. We currently operate in Texas and Tennessee under multiple local brands, including: Daybreak Community Services Unified Care Group Southern Concepts River Gardens St. Giles Omni Support Services/Caregiver of Tennessee Our Mission is "Enabling people with intellectual and developmental disabilities to lead their unique lives with dignity, independence and inclusion." We believe in recruiting, training and developing the best people to support the individuals we serve; enabling them with tools and technology to provide individualized supports. We care deeply about the people we serve and strive to serve their unique goals and dreams. We work with integrity, accountability, transparency, and compassion in everything we do, because we understand those we serve have a choice in providers. We offer residential, intermediate care facility, supported living/foster care, day support, community integration and employment support services in both Texas and Tennessee. In addition, Caregiver has a newly developed Behavioral Support Services team supporting those we serve in Texas.
Piatt County Mental Health Center is a Monticello, IL-based company in the Healthcare, Pharmaceuticals, and Biotech sector.