Cleveland Clinic

Major medical center

Cleveland Clinic is a major nonprofit academic medical center headquartered in Cleveland, Ohio, consistently ranked among the top hospitals in the United States.

Founded in 1921, it pioneered advances in cardiac surgery and operates facilities worldwide.

The name often appears in discussions of specialized medical care: She flew to Cleveland Clinic for a second opinion on her heart condition.

healthcare

patient care

Medical attention for sick

therapy · recovery · outpatient · inpatient · intensive care · emergency room · preventive care · chronic disease · specialists · appointments

hospital

main campus

Institution's primary location

operating rooms · ICU · maternity · cardiac surgery · transplant center · admissions · discharge

nonprofit

philanthropy

Generous giving for others

community benefit · benefactors · foundation · mission-driven · reinvestment · tax-exempt

innovation

heart-lung machine

Device replacing cardiac function

artificial heart · minimally invasive · endoscopic surgery · pioneering · breakthroughs · patents · medical devices · spinoffs · commercialization

education

medical students

Physicians in training

mentorship · board certification

research

genomics

Study of entire genetic sequences

drug development · medical devices · data science · health outcomes · research grants · Lancet

Categories
Opposites
healthcare model

Cleveland Clinicfree clinic

No-charge medical facility

university hospital · county hospital · public hospital · VA hospital · community health center

geographic healthcare identity

Cleveland ClinicMayo Clinic

Renowned Minnesota medical institution

Johns Hopkins Hospital · Cedars-Sinai

organizational structure

Cleveland Clinicwalk-in clinic

Family

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Familiarity
Top 500,000
Profile
Mostly American · Timeless · Concrete · Rated G