Emory Healthcare

Emory Healthcare, with more than 11,000 employees as of Sept. 1, 2011, is the largest and most comprehensive health system in Georgia. Its core purpose: "To serve humanity by improving health through integration of education, discovery and health care."

Since 1905, Emory Healthcare has been at the forefront of medicine, putting cutting-edge interventional research and technology into lifesaving action.

Emory's extensive network of cross-disciplinary relationships allows patients and physicians to have direct access to leading research, and students and researchers to observe real-world applications for their studies and discoveries.

In the Community

doctor with patient

'Making people healthy'

 

Emory clinicians provide expertise through 5 million patient services a year, at Emory Healthcare throughout the metro area and Georgia and in Emory's affiliated hospitals.

Emory faculty provide patient care at hospital affiliates, including:

Grady Memorial Hospital

Atlanta VA Medical Center

Children's Healthcare of Atlanta

Charity care provided in fiscal 2011 totaled $68.7 million.

Emory collaborates with Morehouse School of Medicine and the Georgia Institute of Technology through the Atlanta Clinical and Translational Science Institute.

Woodruff Health Sciences Center: At a Glance 2012