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Trios Health is the Kennewick Public Hospital District`s system of care serving the greater Tri-Cities. The District operates two hospitals to accommodate the area`s fast-growing population: Trios Women`s & Children`s Hospital at its downtown Kennewick location and Trios Southridge Hospital, a state-of-the-art hospital, which opened July 2014.
Ferry County Memorial Hospital is a Republic, WA-based company in the Healthcare, Pharmaceuticals, and Biotech sector.
Mason General Hospital is a Shelton, WA-based company in the Healthcare, Pharmaceuticals, and Biotech sector.
Central Health provides health and community services to approximately 20 per cent of the province`s population. It is the second largest health region serving a population of approximately 94,000. The geographical area served by Central Health includes 177 communities and encompasses more than half the total landmass of the island. The region extends from Charlottetown in the east, Fogo Island in the north, Harbour Breton in the south, to Baie Verte in the west.
Originating from a small, private hospital started by Dr. Charles A. Mobley in 1919, the Regional Medical Center (RMC) has grown to a 286-bed, acute-care, regional medical center owned by Orangeburg and Calhoun counties. The product of more than eight decades of work on the part of local physicians, community leaders and citizens, Regional Medical Center has a strong history of safeguarding the long-term health of this community. Serving a six-county area, the medical center has a multitude of specialties and programs that offer state-of-the-art health care. Regional Medical Center is accredited by The Joint Commission and offers a 24-hour emergency department, full range of high-quality medical services and proactive, community-wide wellness program for the Orangeburg area. The medical center has experienced tremendous growth and stands ready to serve you with the latest advancements in medical technology while continuing to provide compassionate care.