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The CAMC Health System
was created in 1984 to meet the challenges of providing high-tech,
health services to West Virginians, thereby pulling together seven
hospitals with a history of community service dating back to 1895.
Charleston Area Medical
Center Health System, Inc. is the non-profit parent corporation of
multiple hospitals and health care companies which include:
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Charleston
Area Medical Center — Established in 1972, CAMC is the state's largest and most advanced
medical center with more than 5,000 employees. As the flagship of the CAMC
Health System, CAMC is a non-profit, 893-bed, regional referral and
academic medical center. CAMC has three Charleston locations:
General Hospital, Memorial Hospital and Women and Children's
Hospital.
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CAMC
Teays Valley Hospital —
CAMC Teays Valley Hospital is a non-profit, 68-bed hospital located in Hurricane, WV.
It is owned and operated by CAMC Teays Valley Hospital Inc., a subsidiary of
CAMC Health System Inc.
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Charleston
Area Medical Center Foundation — Created in 1976, the
foundation is the fund-raising organization
for the CAMC Health System. They fund advanced medical research and
education, health programs and services unique to the state, as well
as care for indigent patients. Donors to the foundation are
committed to ensuring excellent and compassionate health care
remains available to southern West Virginians.
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CAMC
Health Education and Research Institute — Coordinates the
medical education of more than 100 third-and fourth-year medical
students, and provides continuing education for hundreds of medical
and health care professionals through live conferences, seminars,
workshops, teleconferences and on-site programs. They also offer a
broad range of community education programs.
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Integrated
Health Care Providers Inc.— IHCP is a non-profit, multi-specialty
medical practice including family practice, pediatrics,
maxillofacial surgery, and urgent care.
Companies
affiliated with CAMC Health System include:
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HealthNet
— a statewide aeromedical service coordinated through a joint
venture among CAMC, West Virginia University Hospitals, Inc. and
Cabell-Huntington Hospitals. Each hospital serves as home base for a
med-evac helicopter.
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Partners
in Health Network — aligns participating hospitals (including
CAMC), health clinics and county health departments. Partners in
Health members are located in 17 counties.
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Robert
C. Byrd Health Sciences Center of West Virginia
University/Charleston Division — a branch of the
Morgantown-based medical school and has been a part of CAMC’s
Memorial Hospital campus since 1972. More than 100 third-and
fourth-year WVU medical students and more than 100 CAMC residents,
supervised by WVU faculty, choose to continue their education in
Charleston each year.
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financial Statements
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