Broward Health
Broward Health is one of the ten largest public health systems in the United States. It is located in Broward County, Florida, and provides a wide range of healthcare services to the community. The system includes several hospitals, outpatient centers, and other healthcare facilities.
History[edit]
Broward Health was established in 1938 as the North Broward Hospital District. Over the years, it has expanded significantly to meet the growing healthcare needs of the community. The system was rebranded as Broward Health in 2007 to better reflect its comprehensive range of services.
Facilities[edit]
Broward Health operates several major hospitals and numerous outpatient centers. Some of the key facilities include:
- Broward Health Medical Center - The flagship hospital, offering a wide range of medical services including emergency care, surgery, and specialized treatments.
- Broward Health North - Known for its comprehensive stroke center and orthopedic services.
- Broward Health Imperial Point - Provides a variety of healthcare services including emergency care and surgical services.
- Broward Health Coral Springs - Offers pediatric care, maternity services, and emergency care.
- Chris Evert Children's Hospital - Specializes in pediatric care and is located within Broward Health Medical Center.
Services[edit]
Broward Health offers a wide range of healthcare services, including but not limited to:
Community Programs[edit]
Broward Health is committed to serving the community through various outreach programs and services. These include health education, screenings, and wellness programs aimed at improving the overall health of the community.
Governance[edit]
Broward Health is governed by a Board of Commissioners, which is appointed by the Governor of Florida. The board is responsible for overseeing the operations and ensuring that the health system meets the needs of the community.
See Also[edit]
Related Pages[edit]
- Broward County, Florida
- Healthcare in Florida
- North Broward Hospital District
- Chris Evert Children's Hospital
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