What Makes a Nonprofit Hospital Different?

Adventist Health is unique as a faith-based, nonprofit healthcare system. You may wonder, “What makes Adventist Health a nonprofit and why is that important?”

A few key facts:

• Adventist Health is mission-driven, focusing on serving the public good rather than generating profit.
• All income is reinvested into the organization’s mission.
• Adventist Health is managed by a volunteer board of directors, promoting transparency.
• Nonprofit hospitals invest back in community benefit, including charity care or programs to support community health improvement.
• Nonprofit hospitals take a holistic approach to patient well-being by providing support services such as counseling and financial assistance to help patients manage their healthcare needs.
• Nonprofit hospitals are committed to patient advocacy, working diligently to ensure that patients’ rights and needs are met with appropriate and effective care.
• Adventist Health relies on donations and grants to enhance the services provided for our community.

This comprehensive approach helps ensure that patients receive high-quality and accessible care focused on their overall well-being and enhancing the community’s health.