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<p><b>New page</b></p><div>[[File:Mission_Health.jpg|<!--Peopleanddogs-->|thumb]] [[File:St._Joseph's_Hospital.jpg|thumb|left]] [[File:Memorial_Mission_Hospital.jpg|<!--8225th MASH personnel with H-13 helo in Korea 1951-->|thumb|left]] '''Mission Health System''' is a comprehensive [[health care]] system that serves as the preeminent provider of healthcare services in western [[North Carolina]]. It is based in [[Asheville]], North Carolina, and operates a network of hospitals, outpatient and surgery centers, and post-acute care facilities, offering a wide range of health and wellness services to the communities it serves.<br />
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==History==<br />
The origins of Mission Health System trace back to the late 19th century with the establishment of Mission Hospital. Over the years, it has grown from a single hospital to a multi-facility health system that plays a crucial role in providing healthcare in the region. The expansion and evolution of Mission Health System reflect its commitment to meeting the healthcare needs of the residents of western North Carolina.<br />
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==Components==<br />
Mission Health System comprises several key components, each dedicated to delivering specific health services to meet the diverse needs of the population.<br />
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===Mission Hospital===<br />
As the flagship facility of the system, [[Mission Hospital]] is the largest hospital in western North Carolina and serves as a tertiary referral center. It offers a broad range of services, including but not limited to, [[cardiology]], [[surgery]], [[cancer care]], and [[women's health]].<br />
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===Regional Hospitals===<br />
In addition to Mission Hospital, the system includes several regional hospitals located throughout western North Carolina. These facilities ensure that high-quality healthcare is accessible to people in rural and suburban areas.<br />
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===Outpatient and Surgery Centers===<br />
Mission Health System operates numerous outpatient and surgery centers, providing convenient access to diagnostic, therapeutic, and surgical services outside of the traditional hospital setting.<br />
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===Post-Acute Care Facilities===<br />
The system also includes facilities that offer post-acute care services, such as rehabilitation, skilled nursing, and home health care. These services are crucial for patients who require ongoing care following hospitalization.<br />
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==Mission and Values==<br />
The mission of Mission Health System is to improve the health and wellness of the people in western North Carolina. This is achieved through a commitment to excellence in patient care, innovation, and community engagement. The system's values include compassion, integrity, and respect for all individuals.<br />
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==Challenges and Opportunities==<br />
Like many healthcare systems, Mission Health System faces challenges such as managing the costs of care, adapting to changes in healthcare policy, and meeting the health needs of a diverse and growing population. However, it also sees opportunities in technological advancements, partnerships, and initiatives aimed at improving health outcomes and reducing disparities in healthcare access.<br />
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==Conclusion==<br />
Mission Health System plays a vital role in the health and well-being of the residents of western North Carolina. Through its comprehensive network of facilities and services, it is well-positioned to meet the healthcare needs of the community now and in the future.<br />
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[[Category:Health care systems in the United States]]<br />
[[Category:Hospitals in North Carolina]]<br />
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