Cities + Towns
This hospital is in the hometown of the 2011 Super Bowl champions.
What is HSHS St. Vincent Hospital? (HSHS in Green Bay WI)
This healthcare system began with the founding of the Frederick P Widdon College of Medicine in 1973.
What is USA Health?
2 WWII veteran Army nurses took out a $26,000 federal loan to open this hospital that was originally known as Seguin Hospital.
What is Guadalupe Regional Medical Center?
This level I trauma center originally opened in 1868 as a dispensary, finally opening as a hospital in the northeast in 1886.
What is Reading Hospital (Tower)
This healthcare system has four critical access hospitals in northeast Tennessee and southwest Virginia.
This hospital calls the birthplace of the first atomic bombs home.
What is Los Alamos Medical Center (LifePoint)
James Gamble donated the land and house that became this hospital in 1889.
What is The Christ Hospital
2 doctors founded this facility in 1916 in the first town in the first state.
What is Beebe Healthcare (Lewes DE)
This facility houses the only level I trauma center in southwest Virginia.
What is Roanoke Memorial Hospital? (Carilion)
This critical access hospital is located in one of Ohio's Best Hometowns, 35 miles southwest of Cleveland.
What is Allen Hospital (Mercy)?
This hospital is located in the city with the world's largest collection of World War II naval vessels.
What is Charlton Memorial Hospital in Fall River MA (Southcoast)
A $5,000 donation by the mother of the deceased healthcare system's namesake was the start of this healthcare system.
What is Day Kimball Health?
This hospital was founded in 1852 by a philanthropist and former mayor of Charleston SC.
What is Roper Hospital?
This level I trauma center is the headquarters for Flight for Life Colorado.
What is St. Anthony Hospital? (Centura)
This critical access hospital shares it's home city with the West Virginia School for the Deaf and Blind.
What is Hampshire Memorial Hospital? (Valley)
This facility is located in a town that is nestled within a 2 million acre National Forest.
What is Summit Healthcare Regional Medical Center? (Show Low AZ)
This midwestern hospital is named for the county in which it sits.
What is Boone Health (formerly Boone County Hospital)
This health system was founded in 1993 as Behavioral Healthcare Corporation.
What is Ardent Health?
This level III trauma center is in a Great Lakes region city known as the cultural heart of the fox cities.
What is ThedaCare Regional Medical Center Appleton?
This critical access hospital is located in a town famous for its history as a frontier town, which is also home to the Gunfighters Wax Museum.
What is Western Plains Medical Complex? (LifePoint in Dodge City KS)
This facility shares a town with the original brewers of Rolling Rock beer.
What is Excela Latrobe Hospital? (Independence - Latrobe PA)
This health system was named for the Early Woodland people that inhabited the area around 1,000 BC.
What is Adena Health System?
The original founding organization of this healthcare system was in Paris, France.
What is Bon Secours (The Congregation of the Sisters of Bon Secours)
This academic level I trauma center in the Midwest is the only one in the state; the state that screams BOOMER SOONER.
What is OU Health University of Oklahoma Medical Center?
This midwestern critical access hospital is also a level IV trauma center in the city that is known as Wisconsin's Barn Quilt Capital.
What is ThedaCare Medical Center Shawano?