Frankfort Regional Medical Center is licensed for 173 beds and was recently selected as the best hospital to work for in Kentucky. The hospital, accredited by The Joint Commission, embraces a Patients First approach...excellent service, every patient, every time. For nearly 35 years, Frankfort Regional has built a strong reputation for outstanding cardiology, emergency, orthopedic, surgery, and women’s services. In addition, we have a strong network of quality primary care physicians in both family practice and internal medicine. Our services include: an outpatient service area, mammography services, spine surgery, vascular lab (non-invasive), physical therapy, inpatient cardiac catheterization unit, sleep center, pulmonary rehabilitation unit, Surgery Center, Intensive Care Unit, MRI Center, Wound Care Center and a Level II Neonatal Intensive Care Unit. Frankfort Regional Medical Center has continually maintained its commitment to provide quality healthcare to Franklin, Anderson, Owen, Woodford, Shelby and surrounding county residents.

Frankfort is conveniently located off I-64 in Central Kentucky, approximately 50 miles from Louisville and 30 miles from Lexington. Ask residents why they like living in Frankfort and time and time again, you'll hear references to quality of life assets such as the gracious hospitality of the people, the natural beauty of our Bluegrass region, and the wealth of cultural and recreational offerings. These assets and more combine to create a sophisticated community that accommodates diverse interests, yet is small enough that everyone plays an important role. Frankfort has been rated as one of the top "micropolitan" areas in the nation. Featured in the recently published "The New Rating Guide of Life in America's Small Cities," Frankfort was chosen as the one of the best cities in the South.

Home to Kentucky's capital, Frankfort also offers the commerce and cultural benefits of hosting major manufacturing and technology employers, Kentucky State University, and an active convention center. The thriving historic downtown presents an eclectic mix of antique shops, fine furniture, unique gifts, and wonderful restaurants. Part of Kentucky’s Golden Triangle, Frankfort residents enjoy fast interstate access to three full service airports and other "big city" amenities of Louisville, Lexington, and Cincinnati. With all its bustling activity, Frankfort still retains a pleasant, secure atmosphere. Highly regarded public and private schools accommodate learners of every age, public parks and recreational programs are readily available, and housing is surprisingly affordable. When you make your home in Frankfort, your choices are unlimited.

New Hampshire’s Portsmouth Regional Hospital provides comprehensive inpatient and outpatient medical services to the residents of New England’s Greater Seacoast area. The Seacoast stretches from Southern Maine coast to Northeastern Massachusetts. The 209 bed hospital is home to more than 200 physicians and 1,100 employees.

Because of the hospital’s progressive approach and proven outcomes, area residents no longer need to travel to Boston for a vast array of procedures and services. The hospital serves as a regional tertiary center for Cardiac and Neurosurgery.

In addition to the availability of advanced technology, physicians can rely on 24/7 inpatient Hospitalist program and superior nursing care that has helped Portsmouth Regional Hospital rank among the top hospitals nationwide in patient satisfaction.

A $63 million facility expansion and renovation began in 2008. Upon completion there will be more than 67,000 square feet of new construction and 88,000 square feet of renovations to the existing facility.

 Community of Portsmouth

Portsmouth, a seacoast city, sits near the mouth of the Piscataqua River, which divides the states of New Hampshire and Maine. Portsmouth is at the core of a metropolitan region that includes several small cities and towns. As the nation’s third oldest city, Portsmouth is rich in history and abundant cultural activities. Portsmouth offers small-town charm blended with easy access to beaches and major cities; Boston is just an hour drive away. Close to ocean, lakes and mountains. No income tax or state sales tax.

CJW Medical Center is not just a community hospital. It is one of the largest facilities in the nation's largest hospital systems, HCA. Here you can be an integral part of an award-winning team of professionals all working toward the same goal. CJW serves the Richmond area on two campuses, Chippenham and Johnston-Willis. With 748 beds between the two, CJW admits more patients, delivers more babies, and performs more heart surgeries than any other hospital in Richmond.

Each campus provides a wide range of services, and specialty programs have been established at one hospital or the other. The Chippenham campus has a heart hospital and Tucker Pavilion, a behavioral health center. The Johnston-Willis campus has cancer, neuroscience, and rehabilitation centers. Both campuses have state-designated trauma centers. Taking this approach allows CJW to develop clinical programs that are stronger than they would otherwise be. Outstanding patient care is our top priority and our close-knit teams utilize groundbreaking technology to provide it, often making history in the process. CJW Medical Center is fully accredited by the Joint Commission on Accreditation of Healthcare Organizations (JCAHO).

CJW is located in Richmond, the capital city of Virginia. Richmond is the perfect place for growing your career and your family. Home to both Virginia Commonwealth University and the University of Richmond, educational opportunities abound in River City, so-called because of the mighty James River that flows through it. Whether you enjoy outdoor recreation, rich history, or fine culture and entertainment, you’ll find plenty to keep you active in Richmond. An extensive parks system along the river provides a beautiful setting for hiking, biking, kayaking and picnicking. And as one of the oldest cities in the country, Richmond will literally surround you with history and culture. The quality of life is excellent regardless of your interests - low unemployment, great shopping spots, terrific schools, and a close proximity to the beach and the beautiful Blue Ridge mountains.

Henrico Doctors’ Hospital, with three campuses (Forest, Parham and Retreat), is a 767-bed acute-care hospital offering state-of-the-art medical technology in a community hospital setting. Part of the HCA Virginia Health System, Henrico has been named one of America’s 50 Best Hospitals and the #1 hospital for stroke care in Virginia by HealthGrades. Henrico has also received HealthGrades’ five-star award for joint replacement (total knee and total hip replacement) and for cardiac surgery (coronary bypass and valve replacement). An accredited Chest Pain Center, Henrico Doctor’s Hospital provides a full-range of emergency, medical, surgical and rehabilitative care with advanced offerings in cardiac care, women’s health, oncology, orthopedics, diagnostic imaging and minimally invasive robotic surgery. We’re the only hospital in Virginia that has initiated a fetal surgery program for our tiniest patients. We have also performed more da Vinci robotic surgeries than any other facility in Virginia.

Henrico Doctors’ is a Solucient® 100 Top Hospital and is a national leader in kidney transplants. We received the National Research Corporation’s Consumer Choice Award rating as the best hospital in the area for our reputation and quality of care. Our latest technology includes the use of 3.0 Tesla Magnetic Resonance Imaging (MRI), which offers advanced image quality and improved patient comfort for whole body scanning. We are the first hospital in the Richmond area to use this technology to detect and diagnose disease.

Henrico Doctors' Hospital is located in Richmond, the capital city of Virginia. Richmond is the perfect place for growing your career and your family. Home to both Virginia Commonwealth University and the University of Richmond, educational opportunities abound in River City, so-called because of the mighty James River that flows through it. Whether you enjoy outdoor recreation, rich history, or fine culture and entertainment, you’ll find plenty to keep you active in Richmond. An extensive parks system along the river provides a beautiful setting for hiking, biking, kayaking and picnicking. And as one of the oldest cities in the country, Richmond will literally surround you with history and culture. The quality of life is excellent regardless of your interests - low unemployment, great shopping spots, terrific schools, and a close proximity to the beach and the beautiful Blue Ridge mountains.

CJW Medical Center is not just a community hospital. It is one of the largest facilities in the nation's largest hospital systems, HCA. Here you can be an integral part of an award-winning team of professionals all working toward the same goal. CJW serves the Richmond area on two campuses, Chippenham and Johnston-Willis. With 748 beds between the two, CJW admits more patients, delivers more babies, and performs more heart surgeries than any other hospital in Richmond.

Each campus provides a wide range of services, and specialty programs have been established at one hospital or the other. The Chippenham campus has a heart hospital and Tucker Pavilion, a behavioral health center. The Johnston-Willis campus has cancer, neuroscience, and rehabilitation centers. Both campuses have state-designated trauma centers. Taking this approach allows CJW to develop clinical programs that are stronger than they would otherwise be. Outstanding patient care is our top priority and our close-knit teams utilize groundbreaking technology to provide it, often making history in the process. CJW Medical Center is fully accredited by the Joint Commission on Accreditation of Healthcare Organizations (JCAHO).

CJW is located in Richmond, the capital city of Virginia. Richmond is the perfect place for growing your career and your family. Home to both Virginia Commonwealth University and the University of Richmond, educational opportunities abound in River City, so-called because of the mighty James River that flows through it. Whether you enjoy outdoor recreation, rich history, or fine culture and entertainment, you’ll find plenty to keep you active in Richmond. An extensive parks system along the river provides a beautiful setting for hiking, biking, kayaking and picnicking. And as one of the oldest cities in the country, Richmond will literally surround you with history and culture. The quality of life is excellent regardless of your interests - low unemployment, great shopping spots, terrific schools, and a close proximity to the beach and the beautiful Blue Ridge mountains.

Montgomery Regional Hospital has been the premier healthcare provider for New River Valley for over 30 years. Since its opening in 1971, MRH has been expanding its services and equipment to meet the growing healthcare needs of the community. Located in Blacksburg, Virginia, MRH is a fully accredited, 146-bed general acute-care facility providing medical, surgical, obstetrical, pediatric, emergency, and outpatient services. Montgomery Regional Hospital also offers an Emergency Department with board certified physicians on duty 24 hours every day, a 9,000 square-foot ICU and a family-centered Birthing Center with 8 labor, delivery, recovery, postpartum rooms.

We are located in a beautifully scenic area and have an abundance of outdoor recreation available. A low cost of living and low crime rate are also a plus. The area is family oriented and is a great place to make a home.

A quaint small town in the Virginia Mountains provides for a good family atmosphere with low cost of living and low crime rate. The area is alive with festivals, history and recreational opportunities.

Pulaski is located along I-81 just 30 minutes from the metro area of Roanoke and its major airport. Also, 30 minutes from Virginia Tech.

Retreat Hospital is celebrating 125 years in Richmond's Historic Fan district. Founded in 1877, the city's oldest hospital is committed to providing high-tech medicine and personalized care. We offer a unique blend of traditional acute-care services and progressive specialty programs, giving patients the latest technology and a wide range of treatment options.

Richmond is a wonderful place to practice medicine and raise a family. With a metropolitan area population of over 750,000, Richmond offers a great balance of big city excitement and small town charm. The area abounds with parks, nationally recognized school systems, and innumerable recreation and cultural activities. Richmond is within a two-hour drive of the Atlantic Ocean, Washington, DC and the Blue Ridge Mountains. The cost of living is very reasonable; traffic congestion is minimal.