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Today, the Cherokee Nation is the largest tribe in the United States with more than 390,000 tribal citizens worldwide.
Established in January, 2000, following the consolidation of St. Elizabeth Hospital and Elizabeth General Medical Center, Trinitas Regional Medical Center is a full-service healthcare facility serving those who live and work in Eastern and Central Union County. Operating on two major campuses, Trinitas Regional Medical Center has 554 beds, including a 120-bed long-term care center. Trinitas Regional Medical Center is proud to offer state-of-the-art medicine backed by compassion and competence. Our friendly, professional staff and skilled physicians are the foundation of the care we provide. Together, our medical team offers the community the most advanced technological care in every area of medicine and surgery. Utilizing a full spectrum of sophisticated inpatient, outpatient and long-term care services, Trinitas Regional Medical Center is proud to have forged a lifelong partnership with families, physicians and communities to provide the best care in a supportive and caring environment. We treat over 17,000 inpatients annually, 70,000 emergency patients, and several hundred thousand outpatients. Trinitas Regional Medical Center is pleased to offer a number of Centers of Excellence and specialized major services, including Behavioral Health,Bloodless Medicine, Cancer Care, Cardiology, Diabetes Management,Maternal and Child Health, Renal Services, School of Nursing, Senior Services, Sleep Disorders, Women`s Services, Wound Healing and more. A Catholic teaching hospital, Trinitas Regional Medical Center is sponsored by the Sisters of Charity of Saint Elizabeth in partnership with Elizabethtown Healthcare Foundation.
Simplex Diabetic Supply Inc. is one of the leading providers in Healthcare, Pharmaceuticals, and Biotech. It is based in Brentwood, TN. To find more information about Simplex Diabetic Supply Inc., please visit www.simplexdiabetes.com
At Clinipace, a global, full-service contract research organization (CRO), our approach to clinical research is personal. We deliver a level of collaboration and flexibility not possible in a traditional CRO environment. Our personalized services and solutions, local regulatory expertise and therapeutic leadership are designed to face the most difficult industry challenges across all major therapeutic areas including oncology, gastroenterology, nephrology and urology. We strive to improve the way clinical research is performed and impact the future of health care using the most advanced technology and a CHALLENGE ACCEPTED approach. In April 2021, Clinipace & dMed merged creating a differentiated mid-size CRO with the largest Asia-Pacific presence. We are proud to have such a strong group of global investors focused on improving healthcare outcomes and giving sponsors a better CRO choice. dMed`s 2019 acquisition of Target Health commenced the process of building a Next Generation global CRO for biotech and pharmaceutical companies. Our investors have invested over $230M to build the next great global CRO. dMed`s acquisition of Target Health in 2019 began dMed`s evolution from a local to global CRO. Target Health LLC is owned by dMedClinical Co. Ltd., a privately held company that is majority owned, operated, managed, and controlled by a U.S. citizen and foreign entities located in the People`s Republic of China. Dr. Lingshi Tan, is the aforementioned U.S. citizen currently residing in Shanghai, China. Dr. Tan moved to Shanghai (from New York) to become Pfizer`s VP of Worldwide Development Operations, and Chairman and General Manager of Pfizer (China) Research & Development Co. Dr. Tan founded dMed in 2016 to satisfy the local demand for a high quality, responsive, flexible CRO.
Compass Health`s mission is to champion the quest for well-being throughout our communities, and advance behavioral health in Snohomish, Skagit, Island, San Juan, and Whatcom counties. Compass Health was first established as Parkland Lutheran Children’s Home in 1901, caring for orphaned children in Western Washington.