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Gaylord Hospital was founded in 1902 as a tuberculosis sanatorium and provided long-term treatment during the 50 years when the disease was epidemic.
Healthcare Associates of Irving is a Irving, TX-based company in the Healthcare, Pharmaceuticals, and Biotech sector.
Central Illinois Neuro Health Sciences is one of the leading providers in Healthcare, Pharmaceuticals, and Biotech. It is based in Bloomington, IL. To find more information about Central Illinois Neuro Health Sciences, please visit www.cinhs.com
Since 1970, the El Rio Community Health Center has been working to provide quality, accessible health care. Today, more than 76,000 people in the Tucson community rely on the non-profit health center as their primary source of medical and dental care. The El Rio staffs serve over 900 people per day, 76% of those served live at or below the federal poverty level. Dedicated to serving all populations including the underrepresented and uninsured, El Rio has become one of the largest non-profit, community health centers in the United States. Today, over 70,000 people access El Rio for medical and dental care. We offer quality care and help for low-income patients by using our innovative, web-based eligibility screening system, Health-e-AZ. Year after year, we work to exceed industry standards for key quality measures for preventive and chronic care. We serve the greater Tucson area and southern Arizona, improving access to care for many special population groups, including: women at risk, children, the homeless, and individuals with HIV/AIDS.
CoreLink Administrative Solutions was launched on January 1, 2009, as a new concept in health care benefits technology. We provide the technology that allows multiple companies to share common core systems and services, resulting in significant cost savings, gains in efficiency and improved capabilities to provide enhanced services. CoreLink is a long-term IT investment funded by Blue Cross Blue Shield of Nebraska and Blue Cross Blue Shield of North Dakota. Working together, the technology experts have built an infrastructure capitalizing on the strengths and experience of both Plans. This investment provides the means to efficiently address the ongoing changes in the health care environment and challenges posed by regulatory requirements, which can add significant costs to Plan operations.