The Greenville Health System (GHS) will continue to develop and support institutes and centers that advance the mission, vision and strategic plan of the institution. They can bring together separate but interrelated specialties and disciplines, provide critical institutional infrastructure and be a model for innovations.
INSTITUTE – An operational clinical unit within GHS or an operational partnership that: 1) involves a broad scope of interdisciplinary services; 2) includes more than one service line; 3) engages in research designed to establish a differentiating standard of care for patients; 4) connects clinical training opportunities for residents and fellows in the discipline; and 5) provides an environment for education and workforce development. Note: An institute must include all five components.
CENTER – A place or facility providing outpatient services where an expanded scope of comprehensive but related clinical and non-clinical services are provided for a complex group of patients who have in common a particular disease process or set of clinical or demographic circumstances.
Centers
Center for Bariatric Surgery
Breast Health Center
Brownwell Center
Cancer Center
BiLo Children's Cancer Center
Children's Emergency Center
Children's Hospital Outpatient Center
Cystic Fibrosis Center
Gardner Center for Developing Minds
Center for Developmental Services
Center for Family Medicine
Center for Health and Occupational Services (CHOS)
Center for Pediatric Medicine
Center for Pediatric Sleep Disorders
Healthcare Simulation Center
Lung Center
Sleep Centers
Center for Success in Aging
Women’s Center
Wonder Center
Institutes
Institute for Advancement of Health Care (IAHC)
Heart and Vascular Institute
Institute for Musculoskeletal Health & Wellness
Spine Institute
Acceleration Sports Institute (ASI)
Institute for Translational Oncology Research
Institute for Vascular Health