Alliance Health of Quincy Inc.

Overview

Alliance Health of Quincy Inc. is a tax-exempt nonprofit organization designated as a health-focused entity. It operates under the Internal Revenue Service (IRS) Employer Identification Number (EIN) 43468149. The organization is categorized as a general and rehabilitative health organization, with a focus on providing support and services in this sector[1].

Financial Operations

As of the latest available data, Alliance Health of Quincy Inc. reported significant revenue, largely derived from program services. The organization's expenses are substantial, with a focus on personnel costs. There are no contributions listed, indicating that the organization does not rely on public donations for funding[1].

Affiliates and Operations

Alliance Health of Quincy Inc. is associated with facilities such as Alliance Health at Marina Bay, which offers skilled nursing and rehabilitation services. These facilities are part of a broader network managed by Alliance Health & Human Services, a registered 501(c)3 not-for-profit corporation. This organization provides a range of healthcare services, including post-acute care, short-term rehabilitation, and long-term care[2][4].

Structure and Governance

Alliance Health of Quincy Inc. operates under tax-exempt status, which allows donations to be tax-deductible. However, detailed information on its governance structure and leadership is not publicly disclosed in the available data[1]. The organization's financial operations are outlined in its Form 990 filings, which provide insights into its revenue sources and expenditure patterns[1].

Services and Reputation

Alliance Health at Marina Bay, an affiliated facility, offers memory care and nursing home services. It has received mixed reviews, with some deficiencies noted in health inspections. However, it also receives positive feedback for its dedicated staff and facilities[2][3]. This reflects the broader mission of Alliance Health organizations to provide quality healthcare services to seniors and individuals requiring specialized care[4].