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Raffles Hospital is the flagship hospital of Raffles Medical Group. Raffles Hospital is a 380-bed tertiary care private hospital offering a full complement of specialist services using the most advanced medical technology. As a group practice, their specialists work as a team to ensure you receive the most appropriate treatment and care. As a patient of Raffles Hospital, you will benefit from the different strengths of a team of specialists most skilled to manage your condition. The rooms at Raffles Hospital are outfitted to the standards of five-star hotels, with an array of suites, single, double, four and six-bed rooms for you to choose from. Intimate and cosy, Raffles Hospital is the ideal sanctuary for rest and recovery. Located in the heart of the city, and just a 20-minute drive from Changi International Airport, Raffles Hospital provides medical tourists with choice shopping locations and ample opportunities to enjoy Singapore’s gastronomical delights. Raffles Specialists Centre: – Raffles Acupuncture Clinic – Raffles Aesthetics Centre – Raffles Cancer Centre – Raffles Children’s Centre – Raffles Counselling Centre – Raffles Dental – Raffles Eye and ENT Centre – Raffles Heart Centre – Raffles Internal Medicine Centre – Raffles Japanese Clinic – Raffles Orthopaedic Centre – Raffles Physiotherapy Centre – Raffles Surgery Centre – Raffles Women’s Centre Inpatient Services: – Inpatient Facilities – Inpatient Packages Diagnostic and Therapeutic Services: – Clinical Laboratory – Radiology (X-Ray) 24 Hour Emergency and Family Medicine Centre – 24 Hour Emergency – Family Medicine Centre
Location: Raffles Hospital Raffles Hospital, 585 North Bridge Road, Singapore 188770 Tel: (65) 6311 1111 Fax: (65) 6311 2136

Seton Medical Center is the largest medical/surgical acute care center in Austin, Texas. One of four Magnet hospitals in the SETON Healthcare Network, Seton Medical Center offers comprehensive diagnostic and treatment services for both inpatients and outpatients and regional specialty programs including the Seton Heart Center, Shivers Cancer Programs and the Marialice Shivers Regional Neonatal Center. Founded as Mary’s Help Hospital in 1893 by the Daughters of Charity of St. Vincent de Paul, Seton Medical Center has provided medical care to the people of San Francisco and Northern San Mateo County for over a century. Seton Medical Center history is testimony of our service in providing care and a compassionate environment for the sick, the poor and the underserved. This delivery of healthcare at Seton Medical Center is guided by their strong commitment to treating the whole person in body, mind and spirit. Seton Medical Center believe that Caring is Powerful Medicine. Over the years, Seton Medical Center has evolved from a small city hospital into a major medical center. Today, their accredited, non-profit 357-bed facility, with more than 600 physicians, offers the most advanced surgical procedures, treatment options, and comprehensive healthcare services available. In addition to being recognized as one of the top 100 hospitals in the United States for our cardiovascular services, Seton Medical Center offers exemplary medical, surgical, and specialty programs for spine care, orthopedics, and respiratory. Seton also provides many programs and services aimed at creating a healthier community, such as the Northern California Diabetes Institute, and the RotaCare Clinic, which provides urgent care to those without health insurance. Together, the Daughters of Charity and Seton Medical Center’s team of healthcare professionals provide quality healthcare so their patients, their families, and their surrounding communities can enjoy happier, more productive, and healthier lives.
Location: Seton Medical Center Coastside 600 Marine Blvd Moss Beach, CA 94038 USA Phone: (650) 563-7100 Seton Medical Center 1900 Sullivan Ave. Daly City, CA 94015 USA Phone: (650) 992-4000

St. Ann’s Home is a 388 bed skilled nursing facility. The Heritage, located on the front of their campus, has over 200 studio apartment suites with medical support. In 1997 St. Ann’s Home built Chapel Oaks for seniors looking for a more active, independent lifestyle. St. Ann’s Home also offer Adult Day Services, a Special Care Unit for Dementia and short-term rehabilitation in their Transitional Care Center, all conveniently located on their Irondequoit campus. Continuing with St. Ann’s Home rich tradition, St. Ann’s Home offer their newest residential senior living option, Cherry Ridge. Located on 41 beautifully landscaped acres, Cherry Ridge offers seniors a variety of residence styles including spacious apartments and charming cottage homes. For those needing a little more help, Cherry Ridge offers on site assisted living and memory care.
Location: St. Ann’s Community 1500 Portland Avenue Rochester, New York 14621 USA Phone: (585) 697-6000

Washington Hospital Center is the largest private hospital in the nation’s capital. A member of MedStar Health, the not-for-profit Hospital Center is licensed for 907 beds and, on average, operates at near capacity. Health services in primary, secondary and tertiary care are offered to adult and neonatal patients. Founded in March 1958 when three specialty hospitals merged into one, the Hospital Center occupies a 47-acre campus in Northwest Washington it shares with three other medical facilities. In fiscal year 2005, 46,805 inpatients were served –including 4,365 births– and 358,351 outpatients. The Hospital Center has a medical/dental staff of 1,578. The Hospital Center employs one of the region’s most experienced surgical staff and is home to one of the nation’s top cardiovascular programs. The Hospital Center’s cardiac catheterization laboratory is one of the busiest in the country. A total of 19,017 cardiac catheterizations were performed during FY 2005. There were 2,036 open-heart surgeries and three heart transplants performed during the fiscal year. One of the Washington area’s first heart transplants was done at the Hospital Center on May 22,1987. In addition to its cardiac-care specialties, the Hospital Center is respected as a top facility in other areas including cancer, neurosciences, gastrointestinal disorders, endocrinology, women’s services, transplantation and burn. U.S.News & World Report in 2005 named the Hospital Center as one of the best hospitals nationwide for heart and heart surgery and hormonal disorders. The adult burn center is the most advanced in the area and the Hospital Center’s intensive care tower combines the latest medical equipment and highly trained specialists to provide care following severe injury, major surgery or serious illness. The Washington Cancer Institute (WCI) is the District’s largest cancer care provider, treating more cancer patients than any other program in the nation’s capital. The Cancer Institute diagnosed more than 2,600 new cases during fiscal year 2005. There were more than 84,160 outpatient visits and more than 2,305 inpatient admissions during that period. WCI provides comprehensive, interdisciplinary care including surgical, radiation and medical oncology services as well as counseling for patients and families, cancer education, community outreach program and clinical research trials. The Center for Breast Health saw an estimated 15,186 patients during fiscal year 2005. The Hospital Center’s transplant center ranks among the top five percent in the nation for patient outcomes; the program for kidney, pancreas and heart is one of the busiest on the East Coast. There were 126 kidney transplants performed during the past fiscal year along with three combination kidney/pancreas transplants. Outcomes for kidney transplants performed at the Hospital Center consistently exceed the national average. Perhaps the Hospital Center’s most wide-reaching presence is its MedSTAR Transport medevac helicopter service, which has carried 36,502 patients with a perfect safety record since its inception in 1983. The American College of Surgeons consistently recognizes the MedSTAR Trauma program as one of the nation’s best Level I shock/trauma units. There were 3,474 helicopter transports and 1,183 trauma unit visits in FY 2005. There were 69,165 Emergency Department visits, including 18,459 admissions. The Hospital Center provided over $31.3 million in charity care during FY 2005. On May 7, 1998, Medlantic Healthcare Group, the Hospital Center’s not-for-profit parent company, merged with Helix Health, a group of four Baltimore, Md.-based hospitals, making the combined company the largest health care provider in the mid-Atlantic region. Helix/Medlantic was renamed MedStar Health on February 1, 1999.
Location: Washington Hospital Center 110 Irving Street NW · Washington, DC 20010 USA Phone: (202) 877-7000

Community Medical Centers provides a full continuum of care from preventive education and outpatient services to intensive hospital treatment. With 16 facilities from Oakhurst to Firebaugh, Community Medical Centers has a strong healthcare presence in the San Joaquin Valley. The system operates three acute-care hospitals, outpatient and ambulatory care facilities, rural clinics as well as long-term care facilities. Make a selection from the facility listing below to learn more about the Community health care system. Services at Community Medical Center include: 24-hour, physician-staffed emergency department acute medical and surgical hospital adult intensive care pediatric intensive care obstetrics neonatal intensive care pediatrics laboratory services radiology services nuclear medicine respiratory therapy Joint Reconstruction Center The Montana Heart Center The Breast Center at Community Community Rehabilitation Center First Care (two facilities) primary care and specialty physicians Community Medical Center is the only facility providing obstetrical and newborn care in Missoula County. In addition, it is one of only three facilities in the state offering high-risk obstetrical care and neonatal intensive care. It is a referral center, receiving mothers and infants from throughout western Montana and Idaho. Maternal and neonatal emergency transport services are available.
Location: Community Medical Centers Community Medical Center 2827 Fort Missoula Road Missoula, Montana 59804 USA Phone: (406) 728-4100

Since 1949, Beverly Hospital has provided quality medical care to the residents of Montebello, Pico Rivera, Monterey Park, El Monte, Whittier, East Los Angeles and surrounding communities. Beverly Hospital is a 223-bed acute care, not-for-profit hospital that is proud of the care and comfort we provide to our patients.Our expertise lies with providing services driven by the health needs of the community. The hospital has grown to keep pace with the changing needs of patients and the rapidly advancing technology of health care. A team of health care professionals supports the medical staff of over 300 physicians; sophisticated diagnostic and treatment services and spacious patient care units. Having a strong presence in our community has been critical to our success for over 50 years. We have changed with our community not only in the way we deliver basic healthcare, but also by reaching beyond the walls of our hospital and working with our community members in meeting their needs. Beverly Hospital is accredited by the Joint Commission on Accreditation of Healthcare Organizations.
Location: Beverly Hospital Montebello, CA 309 West Beverly Blvd.90640 USA

Capitol Medical Center is globally recognized as one of the premiere medical centers in the Philippines having been accredited for medical tourism by the Department of Tourism. Department of Health-PITACH, Bureau of Investments and Department of Labor and Employment. Capitol Medical Center is committed to providing the best health care for its patients. Throughout its 36 year history, CMC has always acquired state-of-the-art hospital equipment to better serve its patients.
Location: Capitol Medical Center Quezon Avenue cor. Scout Magbanua Quezon City, Philippines – 1103 Tel. Nos. (63-2) 372-3825 to 44 Fax No. (63-2) 374-2567

Dubuis Health System provides management services to other long term acute care hospitals on a contractual basis. Management can include individual services such as Business Office functions or management of the entire hospital. Dubuis Health System provides assistance in determining the need for long term acute care services as well as the benefit of having such a venue of care within the existing continuum. The system office, located in Houston, TX, provides many centralized services which reduce the need for these services at each facility, therefore reducing the cost of providing health care to long term acute patients. These services include, but are not limited to, Accounting and Finance, Business Office, Payroll, Human Resources, Information Systems, Purchasing, Mission Integration, Integrity/Compliance, and Risk Management. The leadership of Dubuis Health System is actively involved in impacting the future of health care with emphasis on long term acute care. Letters are written as, well as personal visits, to legislators and congressional leaders both nationally and at the state level to ensure the future of the industry in providing care to this special population of patients. Dubuis also provides to Congress and HCFA clinical outcomes that demonstrate the quality and intensity of services provided in long term acute care. The hospitals in the Dubuis Health System offer a full range of services for patients who need acute care for an extended period of time. Among the offerings at Dubuis are social services, case management, nutritional counseling, and occupational, physical, speech and respiratory therapy. By combining intensive care with rehabilitation therapy, Dubuis Health System help patients progress to another level of care; or – and this is their ultimate goal – help them return to their community.
Location: Dubuis Health System 11 Upper Riverdale Rd., S.W., 6th Floor Riverdale, GA 30274 USA Phone: 770-897-7603 Fax: 770-897-7606

Cardinal Santos Medical Center (CSMC) was the fulfillment of Cardinal Rufino Santos’ vision of creating a center that relied on the five fundamental values, that up to now still holds true to the heart of its staff. CSMC’s competitive edge and core strength were birthed in the trial of adversity. In its early incarnation, the Maryknoll sisters founded the hospital as the St. Paul’s Hospital of Manila. When heavy American artillery damaged it during the liberation of the capital during the Second World War, the U.S. War damaged commission awarded recompense to the nuns. A portion of the fund was used to purchase a 3.7 hectare property in what would become the Greenhills West Subdivision of the Ortigas Company Limited. A new version of St. Paul’s was designed and architectural blueprints were laid out. However, the plans were beset by rising costs and post war inflation. The Archdiocese of Manila, headed by then Archbishop Rufino Cardinal Santos, granted assistance to the Sisters. Soon, business realities facilitated the complete transfer of the property and the project to the Archdiocese. The hospital eventually opened its doors in August of 1974. Cardinal Santos had passed away by then. Not long after, the hospital’s Medical Director proposed that St. Paul’s be named in his honor. The proposal was met with unanimous approval. Following tremendous public response, Cardinal Santos became one of the country’s top major medical centers in five years. In 1986, trials— fires on separate occasions that crippled power in the hospital and grilled the newly constructed sixth floor, and labor unrest—threaten to waylay the hospitals success. But the swift and decisive move of the Archdiocese to enter unto a joint Apostolate with the Hospital Managers Incorporated in 1988 now on its 15th year led to the effective resolution of the crucial labor issues by the new management team resulting in revitalized operations and the expansion of the institution’s facilities. It is this that eventually led to the hospital’s transformation into a leader in the country’s medical industry today. With the present management of the HMI Cardinal Santos Medical Center continues to soar high not only to be at par with other medical centers but the best in the land. All that you see today in CSMC is their promise to give you the best in quality care. Cardinal Santos Medical Center (CSMC) has taken the lead role in providing you the best in diagnostics, round the clock caring and setting the standards by continuously acquiring the latest medical technology and introducing the best medical technology in the country. Cardinal Santos Medical Center (CSMC)Medical Departments A. Internal Medicine Allergology & Immunology Cardiology Dermatology Endocrinology Gastroenterology General Internal Medicine Hematology Infectious Diseases Nephrology Neurology Oncology Pulmonary & Respirology Rheumatology Toxicology & Pharmacology B. Surgery General Surgery Neurosurgery Otorhinolaryngology (EENT) Orthopedic Pediatric Surgery Plastic Surgery & Reconstructive Surgery Thoracic & Cardiovascular Surgery Urological Surgery C. Obsterics and Gynocology D. Pediatrics E. Opthalmology F. Radiological Medicine Nuclear Medicine G. Anasthesiology H. Rehabilitation & Sports Medicine I. Pathology J. Dental Medicine K. Medical Education
Location: Cardinal Santos Medical Center 21 Wilson St., Greenhills, San Juan, Metro Manila, Philippines Phone: (632) 727-0001

The Makati Medical Center was conceived to be one necessary and important feature in a developer’s plan for a total self-contained community in a suburb slowly shaping up in the South of Manila, in the early and mid-sixties. Then, the price of real estate in the now plush Forbes Park subdivision hovered around the innocuous figure of Php 100.00 per square meter as compared to Tondo’s Php 418.00 to 500.00 per square meter and Sampaloc’s Php 320.00 to 400.00 per square meter. Young folks then danced to the rock music of the Beatles, while the whole country was electrified by the successful launching of Apollo 10 which put the first man on the moon. Then, the prestigious Asian Institute of Management was being put up by the joint effort of the Ateneo University, De La Salle University and the Harvard Business School. The favorite pizza joint (then the only one in the country) was the Plaza Restaurant at the Makati Shopping Center, owned by the owners of the Aristocrat chain. It was about this time when Enrique Zobel, the top man of the Ayala conglomerate, asked three prominent figures in medical practice at that time, to compose the core group of what was to become the leading hospital in the country. Dr. Constantino P. Manahan, a famous OB-Gyne specialist and Dr. Jose Y. Fores , an equally well-known and distinguished surgeon and Dr. Mariano M. Alimurung, a world renowned cardiologist answered Zobel’s call. The following lines are from the recollections of Dr. Carlos L. Sevilla, a founding group member, who became the Vice-Chairman of the Board ad Treasurer and later on the hospital’s Chairman of the Department of Opthalmology, of the years when the Makati Medical Center was just a dream in the minds of its founders. “The dream took root years before its inauguration. Frustrated by the dearth of facilities and technology for modern medical procedures and advanced training in the country, a group of idealist medical professionals got together to pursue a common goal – the establishment of a hospital equipped with the best and the latest in medical facilities and technology, to be manned by the most competent and well-trained medical staff; a hospital which approximates those abroad so that Filipino medical graduates need not go out of the country for advanced training and specialization. That group of medical professional, composed of the country’s more respected medical practitioners, formed MMC’s founding group. “On May 31, 1969, the Makati Medical Center formally opened its doors to the public. To us its founders, that day marked the fulfillment of a dream and the culmination of years of hard work and sacrifices. Even before its tie-up with the Makati Municipal government for the Makati Health Program (MHP), we had our own charity program for the indigents of Makati as well as those form other cities, municipalities and provinces. Some of them pay a minimal amount for medicines, the more indigent ones do not pay anything at all. But definitely, there is no dividing line in the quality of our service; we treat our charity cases in the same manner accorded their pay patients. The Makati Medical Center Health Programs – MMC Charity Program – Computerized Imaging Institute – Industrial Health Clinics – Out Patient Department Charity – Remedios T. Romualdez Memorial – College of Nursing – Tropical Disease Foundation The MAKATI MEDICAL CENTER (MMC) was established by a group of dedicated medical professionals with a common vision to administer medical care of the highest order, and to make MMC the leading provider of health care in the country.
Location: Makati Medical Center 2 Amorsolo Street Makati City Philippines 1200 Phone +632 8159911 +632 8925544 Fax +632 8195423