Metro Health

The MetroHealth System, located in Cleveland, Ohio, is a comprehensive public health care provider established in 1837. It operates four hospitals, including a Level 1 Adult Trauma Center, and over 20 health centers across Cuyahoga County. MetroHealth serves more than 300,000 patients each year, focusing on accessible care for all, particularly for uninsured individuals and those covered by Medicare or Medicaid.

As an academic medical center affiliated with Case Western Reserve University School of Medicine, MetroHealth plays a significant role in medical education, training over 400 residents and fellows. The system also emphasizes community health initiatives, including vaccination sites and affordable housing development. Additionally, it is home to the only hospital-based high school in the United States, promoting early health care education. With a dedicated team of over 9,500 health care professionals, MetroHealth is committed to delivering a full spectrum of medical services and improving health outcomes in the community.