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Cornerstone Healthcare Group is a Dallas, TX-based company in the Healthcare, Pharmaceuticals, and Biotech sector.
Tri-County Health Care (TCHC) is a not-for-profit, private organization with services offered through Tri-County Hospital (TCH), a 25-bed critical access hospital located in Wadena and clinics in Bertha, Henning, Ottertail, Sebeka and Wadena; and Emergency Medical Services through Tri-County Hospital EMS. The Wadena medical community has had a strong tradition of providing an array of primary health care services since 1925. TCHC provides comprehensive health care to the people of Wadena, northern Todd and eastern/central Otter Tail counties. The TCHC service area is considered to be 25,000 people within a 25-mile radius of Wadena. This includes the communities of Bertha, Deer Creek, Henning, Hewitt, Menahga, New York Mills, Ottertail, Sebeka, Verndale and Wadena. TCHC is one of the few independent health care systems in Minnesota and is looked to for its expertise and innovation. The health care system is not affiliated, managed, leased or owned by any governmental entity, system or tertiary facility.
River Region also provides a 24-hour occupational medicine program that offers workers' compensation injury support, and an ER Fast Track that is dedicated to minor injuries or illnesses from 11 a.m. to 11 p.m. In emergency situations, experience
Founded in 1957 as Meriwether Memorial Hospital, the original 38-bed facility provided health care services to families in Meriwether County. In 1996, Georgia Baptist leased the facility from Meriwether County with the goal of improving health care in rural communities. Georgia Baptist began an aggressive campaign to improve the facility. Over 12 million dollars were invested into the facility to add new radiology suites, a mammography suite, CT scanner, Emergency Department, MRI service, laboratory, lobby, chapel, operating room, labor and delivery suites, endoscopy suite, and DEXA scanner. Completed in 2001, these improvements have made Georgia Baptist Meriwether Hospital and Nursing Home one of the finest community health care facilities in the state. On July 19, 2004 Georgia Baptist Meriwether Hospital changed its name to Warm Springs Medical Center, and was managed by Quorum Health Resources, LLC. On July 19, 2007 Warm Springs Medical Center opted out of the management contract with Quorum Health Resources, and once again became a self-sufficient, Hospital Authority managed facility. In November of 2007, Warm Springs Medical Center joined forces with Georgia Rehabilitation Center in Newnan, GA to establish the Georgia Rehabilitation and Imaging of Warm Springs Medical Center, located at the Summit Healthplex on Bullsboro Drive in Newnan, GA. Warm Spring Medical Center’s good neighbor involvement also helped improve the quality of life for area residents. The hospital is a member of the Meriwether County Interagency Council/Family Connection, which fosters collaboration between community groups and helps prevent duplication of services. As a member of the council, the hospital participated in many joint projects and grant requests to bring useful resources into the community. One former program, in partnership with the March of Dimes, provided a perinatal van to transport pregnant women and mothers with newborn infants. Another former program was the hospital’s alliance with the county school system to provide a school nurse, healthcare education and services to children in the community. Playground equipment was provided by the hospital to encourage safe play environments. Warm Springs Medical Center is not just a hospital--It’s part of the community.
The South Atlantic Division of HCA is headquartered in Charleston, South Carolina. The six-health system network features over 1,500 beds in facilities in South Carolina and Florida. The facilities in the health system offer premier health care with a variety of services and specialty practices. Grand Strand Regional Medical Center, Trident Health System, Summerville Medical Center, Memorial Hospital of Jacksonville, Orange Park Medical Center and Specialty Hospital of Jacksonville offer a full-range of diagnostic, therapeutic, emergency and surgical services. The South Atlantic Division integrates innovative, state-of-the-art technologies, such as CyberKnife, with fully developed departments specializing in oncology, orthopedics, cardiology, neuroscience, women`s health, gerontology, Bariatric surgery and emergency room services. Hospitals in the South Atlantic Division are dedicated to providing superior care. Highly qualified physicians and nurses provide patients with the best treatment in a timely, efficient manner to ensure leading a healthy life becomes a main concern. The South Atlantic Division is consistently establishing partnerships with nationally recognized healthcare programs to help patients take a proactive step in their health. The Human Motion Institute, Spirit of Women and h2u are programs that help people take the first step living healthier, with our staff available to provide direction and information. Facilities in our network frequently provide events for community members to learn more their health, such as heart screenings, blood pressure testing, health fairs and childbirth education classes. Each of these programs helps members of the community learn how to improve their lives and starts a dialogue about important health issues. The facilities in the South Atlantic Division work together to share best-demonstrated practices in quality and clinical operations, and collaborate to create a full continuum of care and specialty services for our communities. Our staff of talented physicians, nurses and administrative personnel works together daily to enhance our offerings and ensure that, when you visit any facility in the South.