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Memorial Hospital at Gulfport is a not-for-profit medical complex in Gulfport, Mississippi, jointly owned by the City of Gulfport and Harrison County. Memorial is one of the most comprehensive healthcare systems in the state, licensed for 303 beds, including a state-designated Level II Trauma Center, two outpatient surgery centers, satellite outpatient diagnostic and rehabilitation centers and more than 95 Memorial Physician Clinics. Memorial offers several of the region`s most comprehensive clinical programs, such as emergency medicine; women and children services; orthopedic services; cardiovascular services; neurosciences and oncology. Additionally, Memorial provides medical specialties unique to the coast which include a Level III Neonatal ICU and Mississippi`s first nationally certified Primary Stroke Center. Memorial offers 3D imaging and advanced surgical techniques, including the robotic assisted Specialty Surgery System. Memorial is accredited by The Joint Commission, the Commission on Cancer, the College of American Pathologists and the American College of Radiology.
Mosaic is a whole-person healthcare organization reaching across 11 states and providing supports to more than 4,500 people. Services empower people with disabilities, mental and behavioral health needs and autism, as well as aging adults to live their best life. Mosaic is an affiliated social ministry organization of the Evangelical Lutheran Church in America and a member of Lutheran Services in America. Mosaic is a nonprofit 501(c)(3) organization.
When it comes to our health, we as a society, have gone off course. Nearly 70% of us are overweight or obese. This makes us prime candidates to acquire preventable chronic diseases, which further reduce our quality of life. Given that chronic diseases...
Mercy Retirement and Care Center, a nonprofit organization, has been providing quality compassionate care and services to older adults for more than 130 years. Supportive residential, assisted living, dementia care and skilled nursing programs are offered
Black Womens Health Imperative, previously the National Black Womens Health Project, was formed in 1984 in Atlanta, Georgia out of a need to address the health and reproductive rights of African American women.