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The mission of Carolinas HealthCare System is the foundation for every action
we take. Our mission is simple, but unique: we are dedicated to creating
and operating a comprehensive system to provide healthcare and related services,
including education and research opportunities, for the benefit of the people we serve.
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Annual Report
Our annual report gives just a few examples of the service our employees, volunteers and physicians provide to the citizens of our region. We are proud of the accomplishments it highlights, and are dedicated to continue "Growing for the Future."
Carolinas HealthCare Foundation
Carolinas HealthCare Foundation oversees nearly 100 separate funds benefiting a wide variety
of facilities and programs primarily within the Carolinas HealthCare System.
Carolinas Health Magazine
Carolinas Health is a quarterly publication that covers a variety of healthcare and wellness topics as
well as doctor profiles, medical technology, new services and healthcare events happening in your community.
Community Relations
The Community Relations Department coordinates Carolinas HealthCare System's involvement
in projects that benefit the community.
Corporate Health
Carolinas HealthCare System serves not only individual patients, but also businesses and industries which
need healthcare-related services.
Contact Us
Click the link above to get information on how to contact Carolinas HealthCare.
There is also an online form for your comments on our Web site.
Diversity Advisory Committee
Click the link above to learn more about the Diversity Advisory Committee and our community.
Career Center
Looking for a career? Look no further. In our employment section you can find
job listings and information on how to apply for a position at Carolinas HealthCare.
Quality Standards
Thirty six physicians affiliated with the Carolinas Physicians Network (CPN), part of Carolinas HealthCare System, have been recognized for clinical excellence
in the care of diabetes, heart and stroke patients. That recognition was granted by a national rating organization called the National Committee for Quality
Assurance (NCQA), which is headquartered in Washington DC.
Insurance
Learn about four major types of healthcare plans and link to some healthcare plan
Web sites.
Speakers Bureau
Here's how to arrange for a Carolinas HealthCare System physician or other healthcare
professionals to speak to your business, professional, civic, school or church group.
Supplier Diversity Program
Carolinas HealthCare has a focused emphasis on diversifying the sources of supplies and services it uses.
TeleHealth Solutions®
TeleHealth Solutions® offers four unique services: TeleHealth Solutions Prime, Peds@Nite, Outreach Services and TeleHealth Solutions Answers 24.
Want to Volunteer?
You can be of great service as a volunteer at Carolinas HealthCare.
You can be a healing, high-touch presence at work in a high-tech environment.
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The Tree of Life |
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| In Biblical times, the tree of life represented man's opportunity to
obtain immortality. Through the ages, it became a symbol of hope and
rejuvenation. Today, because of its seasonal growth and renewal, the tree
has come to symbolize preservation and regeneration of life - to which
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More About CHS |
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| Carolinas HealthCare System is the largest healthcare system in the Carolinas, and the third largest public system in the nation. CHS owns, leases or manages 23 hospitals in North and South Carolina, including Levine Children’s Hospital in Charlotte and CMC-NorthEast in Concord, a 457-bed medical center which is home to the Jeff Gordon Children’s Hospital.
CHS employs over 1,000 physicians who practice in more than 275 locations. CHS also operates rehabilitation hospitals, nursing homes, ambulatory surgery centers, home health agencies, radiation therapy centers and physical therapy facilities. Together, these operations comprise approximately 4,900 licensed beds and employ more than 35,000 full-time or part-time employees.
CHS's flagship facility is Carolinas Medical Center in Charlotte, an 874-bed hospital which includes a Level I trauma center, a research institute and a large number of specialty treatment units (heart, cancer, organ transplant, behavioral health, etc.). CMC also serves as one of North Carolina’s five Academic Medical Center Teaching Hospitals, providing residency training for over 200 physicians in 15 specialties. CMC is listed as a "Best Hospital" by U.S. News & World Report for urology and orthopedics, and has been designated 10 times as Charlotte’s "Consumer’s Choice Preferred Hospital" by the National Research Corporation. HealthGrades, a leading healthcare ratings company, named CMC-NorthEast "The Best Hospital in North Carolina" for cardiac services
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