Humanitarian & Health
Martin Luther King, Jr. Community Hospital
The private, nonprofit safety-net hospital is committed to providing the residents of South Los Angeles with compassionate, collaborative, and hig...
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The American Hospital of Paris was conceptualized by French doctor A.J. Magnin and American expatriate Harry Antony van Bergen in 1904, and with the help of a few dedicated donors, the hospital officially opened in 1906. The duo envisioned an institution that would provide Americans residing in Paris quality medical care from American-trained physicians, regardless of financial means.
Over the last century, the hospital was designated a United States federal institution, converted to a military hospital during wartime, renovated, and expanded. Despite the many changes it has experienced, the American Hospital of Paris has remained committed to its primary objective: to offer patients the very best that American and French medicine has to offer. The hospital's 800-plus salaried employees, including 300 accredited physicians and surgeons, serve thousands of patients through its direct services every year.
General Operating Support - United States
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