MCBI has served people from Bahrain, Cameroon, Columbia, Costa Rica, Greece, India, Japan, Kuwait, Kazakhstan, Qatar, Taiwan, Spain, Saudi Arabia, U.K, United Arab Emirates, and Pakistan. We continue to have close relationships with all our patients and would like to assist other people in clincal dilemma that seek clinical expertise. MCBI extends support to provider colleagues in areas served by applying Information Technology advances of Telemedicine to provide second opinion and CME (Continuing Medical Education). The organization has expertise in development of e-Health service to support the delivery of quality care and building an e-health community.
Hays Medical Center, Hays, Kansas Hays Medical Center, a 158-bed facility, is a private, not-for-profit hospital, providing the only tertiary-level services in the region. The organization's Vision Statement, developed collaboratively with local and regional physicians, hospital administrators and community board representatives, was refined to a single core purpose: "To Help People Be Healthy," and an overriding goal: "To Be the Best Tertiary Care Center in Rural America."
At Clear Lake Regional Medical Center, we are committed to providing you with the best available healthcare along with convenient and reliable billing services. We are pleased to offer IBIP, Internet Bill Inquiry and Payment. Now you can view your account information and submit credit card payments via our secure site, 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. Click on the IBIP icon above. You can reach our Patient Account Services office at 1-866-453-5898.
Spartanburg Regional is an integrated healthcare delivery system that provides care from birth to hospice. We meet you where you are with things that make a difference in your life. We've been your partner for more than 80 years, and have earned a reputation for technological excellence throughout the Southeast. We provide the highest quality of care to patients in Spartanburg, Cherokee and Union counties in South Carolina, and Polk and Rutherford counties in North Carolina. Spartanburg Regional includes the Regional Physician Network, a network of physician offices located throughout five counties; Regional HealthPlus, a network of hospitals and physicians of every specialty; Spartanburg Regional Healthcare System Foundation; Spartanburg County Emergency Medical Services; Regional One, the Upstate's only hospital-based air ambulance service; and the Village at Pelham, an innovative approach to the delivery of health care. We provide programs in home health, imaging services, pediatrics, occupational health, sports medicine and rehabilitation. Outpatient surgery is offered through the Ambulatory Surgery Center of Spartanburg and the Surgery Center at Pelham. The Emergency Center, Gibbs Cancer Center, Heart Center and Women's Health at Spartanburg Regional are recognized as Centers of Excellence. They serve thousands of patients each year, offering specialized care using highly trained medical personnel and state-of-the-art technology. Providing expert care means having all the systems in place to identify and address medical conditions at every stage of your life. That's the guiding force behind each of our specialties.
Twenty-five years ago, Conroe Regional Medical Center was known as the "county hospital." Today, having expanded to 360 beds, a staff of 1,200 with over 250 physicians on staff, CRMC is being recognized as a comprehensive regional tertiary referral center. "From newborns who require neonatal intensive care management and monitoring to patients who come to us for off-pump coronary bypass surgery, Conroe Regional Medical Center has come a long way from the title and services of the county hospital," said Jerry Nash, CEO. "We are proud of our associations with hospitals in The Woodlands, Livingston, Huntsville, Cleveland, Tomball, Kingwood, and throughout the region who refer their patients to us when there is a need for a higher level of care." Both the Neonatal Intensive Care Unit and the Emergency Department are Level III services - providing higher levels of care that are not readily available in many regions between Dallas and Houston. The recently opened and expanded Intensive Care and Cardiac Care Units provide state-of-the-art technology and monitoring for as many as 36 patients at a time. "Having an ICU/CCU of this size happened by design," Nash said. "We planned for the influx of people who are moving to this part of Texas to enjoy the open spaces and lakes in their retirement years. We wanted to provide them with services and quality care when they need it, close to home." The other end of the age spectrum has not been forgotten. Our neonatal unit features intensive care services for high-risk newborns born at CRMC or transported in from anywhere in a 100-mile radius. Neonatologists attend to these babies, as do board certified physicians of many specialties and a certified nursing staff. A transport team, specially trained to prepare, care for and manage these newborns as they are transferred in from other facilities, is on call 24-hours a day. The community will see more evidence of a greater commitment to heart care as facelifts occur throughout the hospital to house additional technology, to provide better accommodations for patients and their families, and to create additional consultation space for our physicians. Development of a comprehensive HeartCare Center will continue to be the focus for CRMC in the years ahead. "We want residents who are experiencing heart problems to have one central location to receive their care. We continue to improve technology and add necessary personnel to insure the best heart care in the region. Heart disease is the nation's number one killer and we want to do all we can to help eradicate it," Nash said. From chest pain to off-pump coronary artery bypass surgery, CRMC provides comprehensive cardiovascular services. Patients come for laser heart surgery, open heart surgery, minimally invasive cardiac surgery and videoscopic vein harvesting, as well as thrombolytic therapy, and peripheral disease services such as balloon angioplasty, stents, rotational atherectomy, and pacemakers. Of course, surgery, outpatient testing, 24/7 emergency care in the CRMC Level III Trauma Center, OB, Women's services, Cancer services, sleep lab, hyperbaric medicine, diabetes management, physical therapy, cardiac rehab and all other services of the hospital will continue to be offered to the region. The objective of Conroe Regional Medical Center remains the same - to serve the people in the community who come to us for their healthcare needs. The focus continues to expand as we offer the entire region a convenient, quality location filled with educated, professional staff who can provide expert care using technologically advanced techniques and equipment right in their own backyard.
Library Services at Riverview Hospital are an extensive resource of mental health books, videos, journals, electronic information and research services. The intent of our collections and services is to provide mental health clinicians with information to help solve their clinical care problems. Just as importantly, we also provide information to patients and families to help them learn about illnesses and treatments. We believe that providing and using quality information is an essential component of clinical care and wellness.
The Royal Ottawa Health Care Group (ROHCG) is committed to serving the mental health needs of patients and families across Eastern Ontario. We are also dedicated to exploring new approaches to mental health treatment through leading-edge research and education. The ROHCG is comprised of the Royal Ottawa Mental Health Centre, the Brockville Mental Health Centre, the uOttawa Institute of Mental Health Research, Royal Ottawa Place and the Royal Ottawa Foundation for Mental Health. The Royal Ottawa Mental Health Centre is a teaching hospital of the University of Ottawa and is networked with Queen's University and Carleton University.
http://www.wyomingmedicalcenter.com
Wyoming Medical Center is a 205 bed not-for-profit (501c3) acute care hospital in the center of Wyoming. The campus covers approximately four city blocks with 719,000 square feet of space. Our central location in Wyoming is convenient and easy-to-access for the thousands of patients we are entrusted to care for each year. With its 150 physicians on staff, Wyoming Medical Center offers 50 specialties with two Centers of Excellence: The Heart Center of Wyoming and Wyoming Neuroscience and Spine Institute. Both centers have received national rankings and recognition for quality measures, outstanding care and service. With the only air ambulance program in the state, Wyoming Medical Center's Life Flight travels to all corners of Wyoming for patient transport. The program operates both a helicopter, which is based at the hospital, and a fixed-wing aircraft at the local airport. The service is not only available at a moment's notice for emergency care for the severely injured or critically ill, it also coordinates with other facilities in transporting patients throughout the United States and Canada. Residents from around the region depend on emergency services provided by Wyoming Medical Center's Emergency Department, a level II Trauma Center. As your regional hospital, we are prepared to take care of your family and loved ones. From stitches to major surgery, we hope that knowing you're in the hands of our skilled, compassionate doctors, nurses and staff will put your mind at ease. After all, we would want the same for ourselves and our families and friends.
http://www.munsonhealthcare.org
Marshall Medical Center, an affiliate of Maury Regional Hospital, offers a 24-hour emergency department as well as surgical, primary care and diagnostic services. Marshall Medical Center is accredited by the Joint Commission and has 27 physicians on the medical staff.
Meriter's mission is to heal this day, to teach for tomorrow, to embrace excellence always, to serve our communities - for a lifetime of quality health care. Meriter is proud to provide southern Wisconsin with innovative and comprehensive health care services. Meriter employs approximately 3,400 people, who are all expected to follow Meriter's Code of Ethics & Standards of Conduct. As a locally governed organization, Meriter is strongly committed to the people and communities it serves. Also, Meriter is proud to be accredited by the Joint Commission. The Joint Commission is a nationwide seal of approval that indicates an organization meets high performance standards. Our accreditation helps us raise our level of patient care, improve our performance, and demonstrate accountability in a rapidly changing health care marketplace. Meriter Health Service's family of companies includes the following.
The SSMC Radiology Department provides a highly sophisticated arsenal of diagnostic evaluations and therapeutic interventions, using advanced techniques in nuclear medicine, diagnostic ultrasound and CT scanning. Radiologists in the Center's Nuclear Medicine Unit use radioactive isotopes to evaluate disorders that can often affect several organs. Spect studies are used to evaluate the condition of the heart, lungs and brain by assessing blood flow, function and ventilation. Bone scans are used to detect bone cancer, infection and unusual fractures. By taking advantage of the most recent advances in diagnostic ultrasound, SSMC radiologists can accurately identfy and detect obstructed bile ducts, liver cysts, tumors, abcesses and a broad range of other abnormalities. Also available in the Imaging Center are CT scanners, which produce cross-sectional images of various organ systems. These images are more detailed and comprehensive than ordinary X-rays and are used to detect inflammatory lesions, abscesses, aneurysms and neoplasms without surgery. Magnetic Resonance Imaging (MRI) is also available. Located in a private medical facility immediately adjacent to the Medical Center, MRI provides exquisitely detailed pictures of body tissue and internal organs. This state-of-the-art imaging technique is used for the diagnosis of abnormalities of the brain, spine and skeletal system. Stereotactic Breast Biopsy offers women a non-surgical, minimally invasive procedure for determining if a suspicious breast mass is benign or malignant. This one hour procedure, performed on an outpatient basis in the Fesjian Ambulatory Surgery Pavilion, is available to women almost immediately after the mass is identified on a mammogram. The patient can usually return home within one hour and resume her normal activities. The referring physician is informed of the results of the needle biopsy within one hour. This advanced diagnostic technique enables women with benign breast masses to avoid surgery and a one to two-day hospital stay. Women whose masses are identified as malignant can begin discussing treatment alternatives with their physicians within 24 hours after the mass was first identified. Radioactive Seed Implant or Brachy Therapy is offered for the treatment of prostate cancer. SSMC Urologists and Radiation Oncologist collaborate in providing this treatment for men with prostate cancer. The physicians use thin needles to implant approximately 70 to 150 radioactive "seeds" into the prostate gland during a two hour procedure performed in the operating room. Patients are anesthesized and usually remain in the hospital overnight. Patients continue to be monitored by their urologist and radiation oncologist. Brachy Therapy is acknowledged as the "treatment of choice" for prostate cancer. SSMC is the only hospital in Westchester County that offers state of the art technology for this procedure. The SSMC Department of Radiology also offers a comprehensive range of diagnostic tests to determine if a patient is at risk for heart disease. In addition to electrocardiograms and echocardiography, Standard Treadmill Stress Tests and Nuclear Stress Studies help determine the efficiency of the heart muscle and whether there is an adequate supply of blood to the heart both during and after a patient exercises. The SSMC Department of Radiology also offers three Spect gamma cameras that enable physicians to effectively diagnose a variety of heart disorders as well as to evaluate lower back pain and sports injuries. A linear accelerator used to treat cancer is available at the New Rochelle Radiology Asssociates. Using a full range of photon and electron beams, this powerful and advanced technology enhances treatment results and minimizes side effects.
http://www.city.vancouver.bc.ca
VGH is a tertiary acute care facility within the Vancouver Coastal Health Authority. As the largest patient care, teaching, and research hospital in British Columbia, VGH offers a full spectrum of medical and surgical services, ranging from community outreach programs for citizens of Vancouver to specialized tertiary services for the people of British Columbia.
Saint Francis Hospital and Medical Center is dedicated to providing the highest quality of health care. We realize that the quality of patient care is directly related to recruiting, hiring, developing and retaining employees who are knowledgeable in their fields. The Saint Francis Academy provides an environment of learning, creating opportunities for personal and professional development of employees, as well as other health professionals and the community at large.
http://www.beaumonthospitals.com
Beaumont is nationally recognized as one of America's Best Hospitals 2001 in eight medical specialties by U.S. News and World Report and is among the 100 Top Hospitals Benchmarks for Success 2000, according to HCIA-Sachs. Beaumont includes more than 2,200 private-practice physicians, two hospitals with five medical office buildings, a rehabilitation and health center, primary and specialty care clinics, five extended care centers, a research institute, home care, a hospice and a fund-raising foundation. Beaumont's 997-bed hospital in Royal Oak, Mich., is a major teaching and referral center with Level I trauma designation. It ranks among the five top hospitals in the nation for its number of admissions and surgeries. Beaumont's 226-bed acute care facility in Troy is among the nation's leading community hospitals.
http://www.utmedicalcenter.org
Founded in 1956 in the Knoxville region of East Tennessee, the University of Tennessee Medical Center has built an exceptional reputation for expertise in many medical specialties and subspecialties, ranging from advanced cardiac care to trauma to diagnostic imaging services. These specialties not only provide medical care for patients throughout the Southeast, but they also provide training for tomorrow's physicians. Current projects include construction of the new Heart, Lung, Vascular Institute and UT Medical Center West at Turkey Creek.
Wesley Medical Center is an acute-care center licensed for 760 beds and 102 bassinets. The medical staff of 700 physicians and 3,000 employees provide a full range of diagnostic and treatment services for patients from throughout Kansas and northern Oklahoma. Every year, more than 25,000 adults and children are inpatients and more than 6,000 babies are born at Wesley. Founded in 1912 by a regional organization of the Methodist Church, Wesley has been an HCA facility since 1985. Wesley is accredited by the Joint Commission.
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The Albany Medical Center is the only academic health sciences center in northeastern New York and one of just 124 nationwide. It consists of one of the nation's oldest medical schools, the Albany Medical College; one of New York's largest teaching hospitals, the Albany Medical Center Hospital; and one of the Capital Region's most active fundraising organizations, the Albany Medical Center Foundation, Inc.
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