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 Major Organizations; Rankings
Largest
Healthcare
Companies by
Revenue
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Source:
2006 Fortune 1000 Companies by Industry |
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McKesson |
80,514.6 |
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Cardinal Health |
74,915.1 |
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AmerisourceBergen |
54,589.6 |
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UnitedHealth Group |
45,365.0 |
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Wellpoint |
45,136.0 |
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HCA |
24,455.0 |
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Aetna |
22,885.0 |
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Cigna |
16,684.0 |
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Humana |
14,418.1 |
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Health Net |
11,940.5 |
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Tenet Healthcare |
10,052.0 |
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Coventry Health Care |
6,611.2 |
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Triad Hospitals |
4,916.6 |
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Owens & Minor |
4,822.4 |
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Henry Schein |
4,788.7 |
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Universal Health Svcs. |
4,101.4 |
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Kindred Healthcare |
3,978.9 |
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Community Health Sys. |
3,788.8 |
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Health Management Associates |
3,624.2 |
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Manor Care |
3,417.3 |
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DaVita |
3,072.4 |
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Patterson |
2,421.5 |
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Amerigroup |
2,329.9 |
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Vanguard Health Systems |
2,268.9 |
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Select Medical |
1,928.5 |
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LifePoint Hospitals |
1,903.2 |
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WellCare Health Plans |
1,879.5 |
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Medical Mutual of Ohio |
1,860.4 |
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Sunrise Senior Living |
1,819.5 |
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Magellan Health Svcs. |
1,808.4 |
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Genesis HealthCare |
1,694.2 |
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Molina Healthcare |
1,650.1 |
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Renal Care Group |
1,570.2 |
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Iasis Healthcare |
1,523.7 |
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Centene |
1,505.9 |
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PSS World Medical |
1,473.8 |
The above compiles those companies that made the Fortune 1000 list for
2006 whose businesses are healthcare-related fields including "Health Care:
Medical Facilities," "Health Care: Insurance & Managed Care," and "Health Care:
Pharmacy and Other Services". It does not include those companies engaged
in pharmaceutical research or biotechnology.
 Fortune
Top Employers to Work For
Bigger is not always better. In 2006, no healthcare
employer was included on both the Fortune 500 and the
Fortune Best Companies to Work For list, although a number of smaller
healthcare-related organizations and some pharmaceutical giants including
regional hospital systems were ranked among "Best Employers" in Fortune's
January 22, 2007 issue. The listing is based on a survey of organizations'
efforts to keep employees happy, accounting for such attributes as salary,
benefits, bonuses, and diversity. However, it also reflects some less
readily quantified aspects that some employees shared in anecdotes published
along with the survey, ranging from gay- and family-friendly workplace policies
to pride in its products to community engagement and corporate citizenship.
The list includes a number of small businesses and even non-profits whose
workers' satisfaction set them above many megacorps with much deeper pockets.
Unsurprisingly, perhaps, a number of healthcare-related
organizations appear on the list. With its underlying emphasis on life-saving
and health-inducing products and services, healthcare as an industry can offer
workers an opportunity to feel themselves engaged in important, useful work.
Some respondents in the Fortune feature spoke of feeling a particular
gratification from helping people or saving lives, and noted their employers'
efforts to convey and share these benefits with them.
| Genentech |
25 |
Medium |
9,979 |
| Methodist Hospital Sys. |
5 |
Medium |
9,424 |
| W.L. Gore & Associates |
9 |
Medium |
4,945 |
| Griffin Hospital |
6 |
Small |
1,098 |
| Vision Service Plan |
3 |
Small |
1,968 |
| Children's Healthcare of
Atlanta |
7 |
Medium |
5,256 |
| Northwest Community
Hospital |
7 |
Medium |
3,299 |
| Amgen |
21 |
Large |
13,554 |
| Genzyme |
10 |
Medium |
5,920 |
| OhioHealth |
7 |
Large |
10,836 |
| Baptist Health Care |
0 |
Medium |
4,095 |
| Mayo Clinic |
4 |
Large |
39,457 |
| Alcon Laboratories |
4 |
Medium |
6,460 |
| Jones Lang LaSalle |
26 |
Medium |
7,812 |
| AstraZeneca |
1 |
Large |
12,263 |
| Medtronic |
8 |
Large |
21,648 |
| Lehigh Valley Hospital &
Health Ntwrk. |
12 |
Medium |
7,838 |
| Baptist Health S.
Florida |
4 |
Medium |
9,446 |
| Memorial Health |
10 |
Medium |
4,685 |
Top Hospitals
U.S.
News and World Report ranked the following as top performing hospitals
on its "Honors List" for 2006, acknowledging those institutions on its
annual
Best Hospitals List that "rank at or near the top in at least six
specialties—a demonstration of broad expertise."
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Johns Hopkins Hospital, Baltimore
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Mayo Clinic, Rochester, Minn.
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Cleveland Clinic
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Massachusetts General Hospital, Boston
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UCLA Medical Center, Los Angeles
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New York-Presbyterian Univ. Hosp. of Columbia
and Cornell
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Duke University Medical Center, Durham, NC
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Barnes-Jewish Hospital/Washington University,
St. Louis
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University of California, San Francisco Medical
Center
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University of Washington Medical Center, Seattle
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Brigham and Women's Hospital, Boston
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University of Michigan Hospitals and Health
System, Ann Arbor
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Stanford Hospital and Clinics, Stanford, CA
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University of Pittsburgh Medical Center
Top Medical Schools
U.S.
News and World Report ranked the following as top medical
schools
on its 2007
America's Best Graduate Schools List.
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1. Harvard University (MA)
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2. Johns Hopkins University (MD)
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3. University of Pennsylvania
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4. University of California–San Francisco
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4. Washington University in St. Louis
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6. Duke University (NC)
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7. Stanford University (CA)
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7. University of Washington
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9. Yale University (CT)
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10. Baylor College of Medicine (TX)
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11. Columbia U. College of Physicians and Surgeons (NY)
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11. University of California–Los Angeles (Geffen)
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11. University of Michigan–Ann Arbor
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14. University of California–San Diego
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15. Cornell University (Weill) (NY)
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16. University of Pittsburgh
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17. University of Chicago (Pritzker)
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17. Vanderbilt University (TN)
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19. U. of Texas Southwestern Medical Center–Dallas
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20. Northwestern University (Feinberg) (IL)
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20. University of North Carolina–Chapel Hill
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22. Case Western Reserve University (OH)
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22. Mayo Medical School (MN)
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22. University of Alabama–Birmingham
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25. University of Virginia
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26. Emory University (GA)
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26. University of Colorado–Denver and Health Sciences Center
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28. Boston University
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28. University of Wisconsin–Madison
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30. Mount Sinai School of Medicine (NY)
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30. University of Iowa (Carver)
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32. Dartmouth Medical School (NH)
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32. New York University
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32. Ohio State University
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32. Oregon Health and Science University
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36. University of Rochester (NY)
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36. University of Southern California (Keck)
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38. Brown University (RI)
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38. University of Minnesota Medical School
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38. Yeshiva University (Einstein) (NY)
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41. Wake Forest University (NC)
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42. Tufts University (MA)
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42. University of Cincinnati
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42. University of Maryland
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45. Indiana University–Indianapolis
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46. Georgetown University (DC)
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46. University of California–Irvine
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48. University of California–Davis
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48. University of Massachusetts–Worcester
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50. Stony Brook University (NY)
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50. Tulane University (LA)
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50. University of Florida
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50. University of Utah
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