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The Franciscan Alliance healthcare ministry began in Lafayette` Ind.` in 1875. Today` Franciscan Alliance is one of the largest Catholic health care systems in the Midwest with 14 hospital campuses in Indiana and Illinois` approximately 20`000 employees and a number of nationally recognized Centers of Health Care Excellence. Hospitals include: Franciscan Health Crown Point; Franciscan Health Michigan City; Franciscan Health Crawfordsville; Franciscan Health Lafayette East; Franciscan Health Lafayette Central; Franciscan Health Indianapolis; Franciscan Health Carmel; Franciscan Health Rensselaer; Franciscan Health Mooresville; Franciscan Health Chicago Heights` Ill.; Franciscan Health-Olympia Fields` Ill.; Franciscan Health Hammond; Franciscan Health Dyer; and Franciscan Health Munster. For more information` visit FranciscanHealth.org. With more than 850 primary and specialty care providers at over 260 locations in Indiana and Illinois` Franciscan Physician Network is one of the largest and most respected multi-specialty physician networks in the Midwest providing convenient` comprehensive care.
Healthy Directions publishes seven advisor-led newsletters. They are (in order of their first publication with us): Julian Whitaker, M.D.'s Health and Healing Stephen Sinatra, M.D.'s Heart, Health and Nutrition Dr.
Care Products Inc is a Waterbury, CT-based company in the Healthcare, Pharmaceuticals, and Biotech sector.
Wellframe helps healthcare organizations support people beyond the four walls of care delivery. We provide care transformation services, a patented engagement platform, clinical programs that support the clinical and social determinants of health, and rigorous measurement.
Heron Therapeutics` Inc. (formerly A.P. Pharma` Inc.) is a specialty pharmaceutical company developing products using its proprietary Biochronomer™ polymer-based drug delivery platform. This drug delivery platform is designed to improve the therapeutic profile of injectable pharmaceuticals by converting them from products that must be injected once or twice per day to products that need to be injected only once every one or two weeks.