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Western Connecticut Health Network is the region`s premier patient-centered system of care dedicated to improving health and well-being in western Connecticut and adjacent areas of New York. Formed in 2010 by Danbury Hospital, New Milford Hospital and their affiliated organizations, this organized network of providers, services and locations brings together the best people, technology and processes to deliver the timely, convenient and appropriate care for each and every patient.
Trillium Health has a 30-year history of providing integrated, personalized primary and specialty medical care to people from diverse communities. Patients and clients can come to one location to participate in a full range of programs to support their health and well-being. Trillium Health extends services and programs into the community through education, support, and direct access to treatment. Formerly known as AIDS Care, Trillium Health has expanded its offerings to serve HIV negative patients, including women and the LGBT community. The main office is located at 259 Monroe Avenue in Rochester, NY. Satellite offices are located in Bath, Geneva and on Central Avenue in downtown Rochester.
Madison Valley Medical Center is a Ennis, MT-based company in the Healthcare, Pharmaceuticals, and Biotech sector.
W J Mangold Memorial Hospital is a Lockney, TX-based company in the Healthcare, Pharmaceuticals, and Biotech sector.
Newton Medical Center is a 103-bed, not-for-profit facility dedicated to providing health care services to residents of Harvey and surrounding counties. Formed in 1988, Newton Medical Center has evolved from an established tradition of excellence. More than a century ago, Dr. John T. and Lucena Axtell founded Newton`s first hospital, Axtell Hospital. For four decades, the Axtells served the community until they passed on the hospital to the Kansas Christian Missionary Society. At that time, the name was changed to Axtell Christian Hospital, a Christian Church/Disciples of Christ organization. At the turn of the century, Reverend David Goerz and Sister Frieda Kaufman founded Bethel Deaconess Hospital as a mission of the Mennonite Church. Mennonite deaconesses remained involved with the hospital`s operations until 1983. On Jan. 1, 1988, the two hospitals merged to become Newton Medical Center.