Cleveland Clinic: A global nonprofit medical center with campuses in Ohio, Florida, Nevada, UAE, Canada, and UK.
Founded
1921
Location
Cleveland, OH, US
Founded in 1921 by faculty and alumni from the Case Western Reserve University School of Medicine, Cleveland Clinic is a nonprofit academic medical center headquartered in Cleveland, Ohio. The organization operates a main campus in Cleveland, along with 11 affiliated hospitals and 20 family health centers in Northeast Ohio. It also has hospitals in Florida, Nevada, and international locations including Abu Dhabi, Canada, and the UK. Cleveland Clinic's core mission is to provide exceptional patient care, advance medical research, and educate future healthcare professionals.
Notable affiliated individuals include faculty from the Cleveland Clinic Lerner College of Medicine and Case Western Reserve University School of Medicine. Key achievements include pioneering medical innovations and consistently ranking among the top hospitals in the United States. The clinic's impact extends globally through its extensive network of facilities and its commitment to cutting-edge research and education, significantly advancing the field of medicine and improving patient outcomes worldwide.
