Franciscan Missionaries of Our Lady Health System

In 1905, Dr. Simeon Bell donated land to establish academic medicine in Kansas City, leading to the founding of the hospital in 1906. This visionary gift set in motion more than a century of medical innovation and patient care excellence. In 1998, The University of Kansas Hospital became an independent authority, and in 2017, it joined with The University of Kansas Physicians to form The University of Kansas Health System. This transformation created an integrated academic medical center with the unique ability to combine world-class patient care with groundbreaking research and education. Today, The University of Kansas Health System stands as the region's premier academic medical center and a destination for complex care and diagnosis. The organization's physicians are not just caregivers - they're researchers and educators expanding the boundaries of medical knowledge and developing life-changing treatments. From Kansas's only nationally verified Level I trauma center to specialized institutes for heart care, transplantation, and cancer treatment, the health system offers advanced capabilities that few hospitals can match. Guided by core values of excellence, compassion, diversity, innovation, integrity, and evidence-based decision-making, the team remains committed to their founding vision: to lead the nation in caring, healing, teaching, and discovering.

We are an academic medical center on the forefront of health care, providing patients with the most progressive treatments and medical technology available. We are a strong, passionate team of more than 12,500 who take pride in caring for every person who comes through our doors. Located in Richmond, Virginia, VCU Health preserves and restores health for all people of Virginia and beyond through innovation in service, research, and education. As an urban, comprehensive academic medical center in central Virginia, we combine cutting-edge medical treatments with a commitment to training the next generation of health care professionals.

We've been part of this community since 1953, when Salinas Valley Memorial Hospital first opened its doors. Today, we've grown into a 263-bed acute care medical center with over 2,000 employees and more than 300 board-certified physicians across numerous specialties. Our mission is simple: provide quality healthcare to our patients and improve the health and well-being of our community. We serve individuals and families throughout the Salinas Valley, Monterey Peninsula, and surrounding region. From our Harden Memorial Heart Program to our Level III Neonatal Intensive Care Unit, we take pride in offering specialized care right here in our community. Our team actively uses the latest medical techniques and state-of-the-art technology so you can receive expert care without having to travel far from home.

We're a nonprofit behavioral health system that's been part of the Grand Rapids community since 1910. Today, we're one of the largest freestanding behavioral health providers in the country, offering a full range of mental health and addiction services across Michigan. Our 220-acre main campus and network of outpatient locations mean we can meet people wherever they are on their healing journey - from psychiatric urgent care to inpatient treatment, outpatient therapy to residential programs. What sets us apart is how we blend clinical excellence with genuine compassion. We serve children, teens, adults, and seniors through specialized programs that recognize each person's unique needs. Our team includes psychiatrists, therapists, nurses, social workers, and behavior analysts working collaboratively to provide care that actually changes lives. We're also training the next generation of providers through residency and fellowship programs, conducting research that advances the field, and staying rooted in our Christian heritage while welcoming everyone seeking help.

At UMass Memorial Health, we believe exceptional care comes from a team where everyone - physicians, nurses, support staff, and administrators - sees themselves as a caregiver. Our culture of collaboration extends beyond clinical excellence to create an environment where 20,000+ employees work together across our integrated health system. We're driven by our role as the clinical partner of UMass Chan Medical School, combining academic excellence with compassionate, patient-centered care across Central Massachusetts. This partnership means our team constantly learns, innovates, and pushes boundaries together, transforming medical research into real healing for our community every day. We embrace a relentless pursuit of healing that starts with how we care for each other. From our flagship academic medical center to community hospitals and outpatient facilities, we've built a network where team members can grow careers while making meaningful impact. Our values in practice mean we support each other through comprehensive benefits, professional development, and a shared commitment to serving diverse families throughout the region. Whether conducting groundbreaking research or providing comfort to patients in need, every member of our team plays a vital role in changing medicine for good and creating healthier communities together.

Advocate Aurora Health exists to transform how and where care is delivered, ensuring every person in every community has access to the quality care they need. Formed in 2018 through the merger of Advocate Health Care and Aurora Health Care, the organization created a powerful integrated health system serving communities across Illinois and Wisconsin. In 2022, Advocate Aurora Health combined with Atrium Health to form Advocate Health, the third-largest nonprofit integrated health system in the United States. Today, as part of Advocate Health, the legacy continues with nearly 162,000 teammates - including more than 35,000 physicians and 42,000 nurses - serving nearly 6 million unique patients across 69 hospitals and more than 1,000 sites of care. Headquartered in Charlotte, North Carolina with operations across six states, the system delivers over $6.05 billion in community benefit annually. By integrating clinical excellence with research through Wake Forest University School of Medicine, and maintaining a commitment to health equity, the organization is building a future where everyone can live well - connecting patients, team members, and communities to better health outcomes every day.