Corewell Health Corporate

In 1989, Legacy Health was born from a vision to create a unified health system that could serve the growing needs of the Portland and Vancouver communities more effectively than fragmented individual hospitals ever could. The founders recognized that healthcare was becoming increasingly complex and that patients deserved coordinated, compassionate care across the entire continuum - from preventive wellness to advanced specialty treatments. What started as a consolidation of community hospitals has evolved into one of the Pacific Northwest's most trusted healthcare networks, serving 2.5 million people across Oregon and Southwest Washington. Today, Legacy Health stands as a local, nonprofit six-hospital system that includes a full-service children's hospital, a 24-hour mental and behavioral health center, and more than 70 primary care, specialty, and urgent care clinics. With over 14,000 employees and nearly 3,000 healthcare providers, Legacy has earned the most five-star hospital ratings in the region and was named one of Forbes' best large employers in America in 2023. The organization's commitment extends beyond hospital walls through community partnerships addressing homelessness, mental health, and child abuse - demonstrating that true health is about caring for the whole community, not just treating illness.

Northwell Health is New York State's largest health care provider and private employer, treating over 2 million New Yorkers annually across its integrated network. Founded in 1997 through the merger of North Shore Health System and Long Island Jewish Medical Center, Northwell has grown into a vast clinical, educational, and research enterprise encompassing 28 hospitals and over 1,000 outpatient facilities. With more than 104,000 team members, the organization delivers exceptional care while advancing medical education and research at the highest level. As a nonprofit integrated healthcare network, Northwell Health is redefining what it means to raise health for all. The system operates at the forefront of medical innovation, providing comprehensive services from cancer care to cardiovascular medicine while maintaining its commitment to community health. Northwell combines world-class clinical expertise with a patient-centered approach, ensuring that every New Yorker has access to the highest quality care regardless of their background or circumstances.

For over a century, rural communities across Montana have faced unique healthcare challenges - limited access to specialty care, vast geographic distances between medical facilities, and critical shortages of healthcare providers. Logan Health exists to bridge these gaps, serving as the lifeline for nearly 700,000 residents spread across 20 counties and 50,000 square miles of rugged terrain. As Montana's largest nonprofit health system, Logan Health operates six hospitals, over 68 provider clinics, and maintains the nation's first rural air ambulance service (A.L.E.R.T.), which has delivered lifesaving care for more than 40 years. With a team of over 4,800 physicians, nurses, and healthcare professionals, Logan Health provides comprehensive care ranging from primary and preventive services to advanced tertiary care at their flagship 590-bed medical center in Kalispell. From their Level III trauma center to their children's hospital and specialized neuroscience and orthopedic programs, Logan Health ensures that rural Montanans receive the same quality of care available in major metropolitan areas - close to home.

We're a nonprofit integrated health system that has been caring for Kansas communities for more than 130 years. What started as a single hospital has grown into a network that includes Stormont Vail Hospital in Topeka (a 586-bed acute care facility), Stormont Vail Flint Hills Campus in Junction City, the Manhattan Medical Campus, and Cotton O'Neil Clinic with over 500 providers across 35+ locations. Our team of nearly 5,700 people shows up every day to provide compassionate, high-quality care through our specialty centers like the Cotton O'Neil Heart Center, Cancer Center, Diabetes & Endocrinology Center, and Digestive Health Center. We've been recognized as a Magnet® organization since 2009 by the American Nurses Credentialing Center, and we're proud to be part of the Mayo Clinic Care Network - connecting our patients with world-class expertise right here in Kansas.

We're Vanderbilt University Medical Center, a growing academic health system anchored here in Nashville, Tennessee. Every day, we work together to provide exceptional patient care, conduct groundbreaking research, and train the next generation of health professionals. Our team includes physicians, nurses, researchers, and support staff who are committed to personalizing the patient experience through our caring spirit and distinctive capabilities. As one of the largest academic medical systems in the Southeast, we see patients from across the region and beyond. Our reputation for excellence in research and training has made us a major referral center, but what really matters to us is caring for patients like they're part of the family. From our main campus to our community hospitals and clinics, we're relentlessly dedicated to quality care and advancing personalized health for everyone we serve.

Springwell is an independent non-profit organization founded in 1977 and designated by the Commonwealth of Massachusetts as an Area Agency on Aging. It serves older adults, individuals with disabilities, and their caregivers across 22 towns in the greater Boston area, including Waltham, Newton, Framingham, Brookline, and surrounding communities. Its mission centers on helping people maintain independence and dignity while living at home. The organization delivers a broad range of services, including: In-home care Home-delivered meals Community dining programs Care management Caregiver support Protective services for elders at risk of abuse Information and referral services Springwell works in close collaboration with healthcare providers, Councils on Aging, and other community partners. Its person-centered approach and advocacy role reflect its formal designation within the Massachusetts aging services network, where it functions as a regional hub coordinating care and resources for vulnerable populations.