Cleveland Clinic

The Cleveland Clinic is an academic medical center based in the United States with headquarters in Cleveland, Ohio. They are operated by the Cleveland Clinic Foundation, which is a not-for-profit corporation that was established in 1971. The Cleveland clinic campus is 170 acres and located in Cleveland, but they also have 10 other regional hospitals and 19 family health systems in Ohio. They also have locations in a few other states. The current president and chief executive officer of the Cleveland Clinic is Tomislav Mihaljevic. As of 2018, there were more than 52,000 people working for the Cleveland Clinic including 11,800 nurses and 3600 physicians as well as researchers. The organization also publishes the well-known and respected Cleveland Clinic Journal of Medicine.

The organization began from a small surgical practice started by Frank J. Weed on the west side of Cleveland. When Weed died, his practice was purchased by two assistants named Frank E. Bunts and George Washington Crile. Eventually they were joined by another person and move the practice to the Osborne building on Prospect Avenue in downtown Cleveland, Ohio in 1897. In 2017, the Cleveland Clinic had an operating income of $330 million and had 7.6 million patient visits as well as nearly 230,000 admissions.

This is an American company that is based in the United States and only has offices in the United States. However, the Cleveland Clinic is not just available in Ohio. There are also Cleveland Clinic offices in Florida and in Nevada. The main campus in Cleveland, Ohio, is built on 170 acres and there are various other hospitals and health clinics around the state and throughout the country. The Cleveland Clinic has an operating budget of $330 million, and they reported revenue of $8.4 billion as of 2017.