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Mercy`s presence on the shores of Biscayne Bay is evidence of a commitment that began in the 1940′s. As Miami`s population grew during and after World War II, there was a pressing need for additional hospital beds in the metropolitan area. The Diocese of St. Augustine, then the diocese for all of Florida, answered the call. The church acquired a large parcel of swampy land south of the Villa Vizcaya and began a fundraising effort that received tremendous support from all of Miami`s residents. Collections were taken door-to-door, in movie theaters and even public schools. Construction began in 1946 and four years later Mercy Hospital opened its doors on December 18, 1950, with 125 much-needed beds. The hospital staff was provided by the Sisters of St. Joseph of St. Augustine, who assumed sponsorship of Mercy from the Diocese in 1966. Mercy to day is 488 bed hospital who has received the Magnet recognition by the American Nurses Credentialing Centers, has been designated as a Primary Stroke Center by The Joint Commission and whose hyperbaric and wound-care center has been designated as the Divers Alert Network (DAN) regional coordinator for Florida and the Caribbean.
Lee Health is the leading provider of health care in Southwest Florida and has served the citizens of Lee County and surrounding communities. Our origins can be traced to the Fall of 1916. Today, Lee Health consists of 4 acute care hospitals: Lee Memorial Hospital, HealthPark Medical Center, Gulf Coast Medical Center and Cape Coral Hospital, and 2 specialty hospitals: Golisano Children`s Hospital of Southwest Florida and The Rehabilitation Hospital. In 2019, Lee Health is now home to four A-rated hospitals and we could not be more proud! Leapfrog also publishes an annual list of the top children`s hospitals in the United States and has named Golisano Children`s Hospital of Southwest Florida one of the 10 best in the country for three years in a row. With more than 1 million patient contacts each year, Lee Health is the 4th largest public health system in the U.S. and the largest within Florida. Lee Health is a progressive, financially sound health care provider with over 13,000 employees, 1,300 community physicians and 4,500 volunteers. We Are...Caring People, Inspiring Health *2018 Forbes Best Employers for Diversity *2018 Forbes Top 25 Hospital Employers for Women
Welcome to the Governor Juan F. Luis Hospital and Medical Center (JFL), where quality healthcare is our top priority. Our Mission at JFL is to drive improvement in the health of those we serve, while exemplifying compassion and respect. This mission is leading us to strive hard to be the most trusted, and patient-family centered health system in the Caribbean by 2020. As the sole hospital on island, we offer a full array of acute medical and specialty healthcare services to the residents and visitors of St. Croix alike. Our team of professionals include physicians, nurses, pharmacists, technologists, other allied health professionals, and administrative personnel. We are dedicated, highly trained and committed to providing compassionate healthcare to everyone who walk through our doors.
Gnaden Huetten draws its heritage from the pre-colonial Moravian settlers who in 1746 established a mission, gnadenhuetten, at the mouth of the Mahoning Creek in the vicinity of what today is Lehighton. Following World War II there was a desire by the
Olathe Health System is an independent, regional health network that serves five counties through Olathe Medical Center (OMC), Miami County Medical Center (MCMC), the 37 family care and specialty clinics of Olathe Medical Services, and a roster of more than 320 physicians and 2,600 employees.