MEMORIAL HOSPITAL

Our brand is evolving, but our shared commitment to providing compassionate and exceptional care will never change.

• Promotion of Business (Chambers of Commerce)

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Care Continuum Alliance Inc

The only national multi-stakeholder professional and trade association solely focused on #populationhealth #healthtech #patientexperience #mhealth Systems-Level Change Starts Here.

• Specifically Named Diseases

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Learning Disabilities Association of New York State

PROMOTE, SUPPORT, OR OPERATE EDUCATIONAL, VOCATIONAL, MEDICAL & RESIDENTIAL FACILITIES AND RESEARCH FOR CHILDREN & ADULTS WHO HAVE BRAIN INJURIES, NEUROLOGICAL IMPAIRMENT, LEARNING OR DEVELOPMENTAL DISABILITIES.

• Alliance/Advocacy Organizations

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Humane Education Committee

Official X account of the United Federation of Teachers.

Physicians Health Network

PHYSICIANS HEALTH NETWORK'S MISSION IS TO IMPROVE THE HEALTH STATUS OF ITS MEMBERS BY FACILITATING QUALITY, COMPASSIONATE, ACCESSIBLE, AND COST EFFECTIVE HEALTHCARE.

• Senior Centers/Services

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New York Statewide Senior Action Council Inc

SENIOR CITIZEN ADVOCACY 18003334374 UPCOMING EVENTS AND RECORDINGS Patient Advocate Teach in February 2025 Topic Complaining about Hospital Care to the NYS Department of Health Speakers Lori Schillinger RN Deputy Director and Stephanie Shulman DrPH MS Director Division of Hospitals and Diagnostic Treatment Centers NYS Department of Health If you missed this informative webinar please click on the button below to view the presentation recording and important links.

• Religious Related, Spiritual Development N.E.C.

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Cl Healthcare Inc

At CenterLight we're privileged to help older adults across New York City, Westchester & Long Island TO PROVIDE LONG-TERM HOME CARE SERVICES.

HEALTH CARE FOR THE HOMELESS INC

We work to end homelessness through racially equitable health care, housing and advocacy in partnership with those of us who have experienced it.

SERVICE EMPLOYEES INTERNATIONAL UNION

Our Union represents more than 55,000 long-term care workers in Washington, Montana, and Alaska.