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Organizations participating in the CommonSpirit Health Organized Health Care Arrangement (OHCA)

ARKANSAS

St. Vincent Infirmary St. Vincent North St, Vincent Hot Springs St. Vincent Morrilton CHI St. Vincent Medical Group CHI St. Vincent Medical Group
Little Rock Sherwood Hot Springs Morrilton Little Rock Hot Springs

GEORGIA

CHI Memorial Georgia Hospital CHI Memorial - Parkway
Fort Oglethorpe Ringgold

IOWA

CHI Health Mercy Council Bluffs CHI Health Missouri Valley CHI Health Mercy Corning
Council Bluffs Missouri Valley Corning

KENTUCKY

Flaget Memorial Hospital Saint Joseph Hospital Saint Joseph - Berea
Bardstown Lexington, Nicholasville Berea

  • Saint Joseph East
  • Lexington

Saint Joseph London Saint Joseph Mount Sterling Continuing Care Hospital CHI Saint Joseph Medical Groups
London Mount Sterling Lexington Central & Eastern Kentucky

MINNESOTA

CHI LakeWood Health CHI St. Francis Health CHI St. Joseph's Health CHI St.Gabriel's Health CHI St. Francis Home CHI Health at Home
Baudette Breckenridge Park Rapids Little Falls Breckenridge All locations

NEBRASKA

  • CHI Health Lakeside
  • Omaha

CHI Health Midlands CHI Health Plainview Nebraska Spine Hospital CHI Health Creighton University Medical Center - Bergen Mercy
Papillion Plainview Omaha Omaha

Lasting Hope Recovery Center CHI Health Immanuel CHI Health Schuyler
Omaha Omaha Schuyler

  • CHI Health Good Samaritan
  • Kearney

CHI Health Richard Young Behavioral Health CHI Nebraska Heart
Kearney Lincoln

  • CHI Health St. Elizabeth
  • Lincoln

CHI Health St. Francis CHI Health St. Mary's
Grand Island Nebraska City
The Physician Network ( including Nebraska Specialty Network, and Lincoln Physician Network)
All locations

NORTH DAKOTA

CHI St. Alexius Medical Center CHI St. Alexius Health Carrington & Clinics CHI St. Alexius Carrington Urgent Care CHI Lisbon Health
Bismarck Carrington Carrington Lisbon
CHI St. Alexius Health Devils Lake & Clinics CHI Mercy Health Valley City CHI St. Alexius Health Williston CHI Oakes Hospital & Clinics CHI St. Alexius Health Turtle Lake CHI St. Alexius Health Garrison & Clinics CHI St. Alexius Health Dickenson & Clinics CHI Health at Home
Devils Lake Valley City Williston Oakes Turtle Lake Garrison Dickenson Fargo

  • CHI Friendship
  • Fargo

  • CHI St. Alexius Physician Clinics
  • All Locations

OHIO

Trinity Medical Center East and West Trinity Hospital Twin City Ross Park Pharmacy
Steubenville Dennison Steubenville

  • All locations
  • Trinity Professional Group

OREGON

CHI Mercy Health Medical Center CHI St. Anthony Medical Center Oregon Surgery Center Centennial Medical Group
Roseburg Pendleton Roseburg Roseburg

PENNSYLVANIA

  • CHI St. Joseph Children's Health
  • Lancaster

TENNESSEE

CHI Memorial Hospital Chattanooga CHI Memorial Hospital Hixson
Chattanooga Hixson

TEXAS

CHI Baylor St. Luke's Medical Center CHI St. Luke's Health Hospital at The Vintage
Houston Houston
CHI St. Luke's Health Brazosport Hospital CHI St. Luke's Health Lakeside Hospital CHI St. Luke's Health Patients Medical Center CHI St. Luke's Health Springwoods Village CHI St. Luke's Health Sugar Land Hospital CHI St. Luke's Health The Woodlands CHI St. Joseph Regional Medical Center CHI St. Joseph Health Burleson Hospital CHI St. Joseph Health Grimes Hospital CHI St. Joseph Health Madison Hospital CHI St. Joseph Health College Station Hospital St. Joseph Encompass Health Rehab St. Joseph Skilled Nuring and Rehab CHI St Luke's Health Memorial Lufkin CHI St Luke's Health Memorial Livingston CHI St Luke's Health Memorial St. Augustine CHI St. Luke's Medical Group
Lake Jackson The Woodlands Pasadena Spring Sugar Land The Woodlands Bryan Burleson Navasota Madisonville College Station Bryan Bryan and Caldwell Lufkin Livingston St. Augustine All locations All locations All locations
CHI St. Joseph Health Medical Group CHI St. Luke's Health Memorial Clinics

WASHINGTON

CHI Franciscan Health Harrison Medical Center CHI Franciscan Health Highline Medical Center CHI Franciscan Health Regional Hospital for Respiratory & Complex Care
Bremerton & Silverdale Burien

Burien
CHI Franciscan Health St. Anthony Hospital CHI Franciscan Health St. Clare Hospital CHI Franciscan Health St. Elizabeth Hospital CHI Franciscan Health St. Francis Hospital CHI Franciscan Health St. Joseph Hospital City MD/Franciscan Urgent Care Services
Gig Harbor Lakewood Enumclaw Federal Way Tacoma

Federal Way, Ravenna, Kent, West Seattle, Capital Hill, Pulyallup, University Place, Bainbridge Island

  • All locations
  • CHI Franciscan Health Medical Group

CHI LIVING COMMUNITIES

Nameste Alzheimer's Center Bishop Drumm Retirement Center Madonna Manor
Colorado Springs, CO Johnston, IA Villa Hills, KY
Franciscan Care Center Providence Care Centers Gardens of St. Francis St. Clare Commons St. Leonard Franciscan Villa
Toledo, OH Sandusky, OH Oregon, OH Perrysburg, OH Centerville, OH South Milwaukee, WI
CHI HEALTH AT HOME American Nursing Care American Nursing Care
Evansville, Columbus IN Dayton, Lima, Marion, & Zanesville, OH
American-Mercy Home Care Amerimed Home Infusion Amerimed Home Infusion CHI Franciscan Health at Home CHI Health at Home Respiratory Care CHI Health at Home Hospice CHI Health at Home Infusion
Cincinnati, OH Lexington & Louisville, KY West Chester, OH Tacoma, WA Corning, IA Lincoln & Omaha, NE Omaha, NE

CHI Health at Home Respiratory Care CHI Health at Home, Home Care
Kearney & Omaha, NE Grand Island, Lincoln, Omaha, NE Chattanooga, TN Hot Springs, Little Rock & Morrilton, ARK
CHI Memorial Health at Home CHI St. Vincent Health at Home

Columbus, OH Springfield, OH West Chester, OH Phoenix, AZ Vincennes, IN
Columbus Connections Community Mercy Home Care Community Mercy Home Care Pharmacy Dignity Health at Home Good Samaritan Home Care

  • Mercy Home Care
  • Des Moines

Mercy Hospice Mercy Home Infusion
Des Moines & Johnston IA Urbandale, IA
Mercy Respiratory Care Patient Transport Services Reid Home Health Care Southeastern Home Care St. Elizabeth Home Care VNA Health at Home
Des Moines, IA Loveland OH Richmond, IN Barnesville, OH Florence, KY Clarksville, IN

  • VNA Health at Home
  • Bardstown, Campbellsville,

Elizabethtown, Lexington, London, & Louisville, KY

  • VNA Health at Home Hospice
  • Bardstown & London, KY

The Dignity Health and Dignity Community Care covered entities listed here are designated as a single covered entity

(an “ACE”) under the Health Insurance Portability and

Accountability Act of 1996 (HIPAA). These entities also participate in the CommonSpirit Health OHCA
Presence in California, Arizona, and Nevada
Dignity Health and Its Affiliates Dignity Health, doing business as:

  • Arroyo Grande Community Hospital
  • Arroyo Grande, CA

Dignity Health Medical Group Arizona Dominican Hospital Marian Regional Medical Center Mercy General Hospital
Phoenix, AZ Santa Cruz, CA Santa Maria, CA Sacramento, CA

  • Gilbert, AZ
  • Mercy Gilbert Medical Center

Mercy Hospital (Bakersfield) Mercy Hospital of Folsom
Bakersfield, CA Folsom, CA
Mercy Medical Center (Merced) Mercy Medical Center Mt. Shasta Mercy Medical Center Redding
Merced, CA Mount Shasta, CA Redding, CA
Mercy San Juan Medical Center Mercy Southwest Hospital St. Bernardine Medical Center
Carmichael, CA Bakersfield, CA San Bernardino, CA Red Bluff, CA Camarillo, CA Oxnard, CA
St. Elizabeth Community Hospital St. John's Pleasant Valley Hospital St. John's Regional Medical Center St. Joseph's Hospital and Medical Center

St. Joseph’s Westgate Medical Center St. Mary Medical Center – Long Beach St. Mary's Medical Center – San Francisco

St. Rose Dominican Hospital, Rose de Lima Campus St. Rose Dominican Hospital, Siena Campus St. Rose Dominican Hospital, San Martin Campus
Dignity Health Connected Living Dignity Health Nevada Imaging Company Mark Twain Medical Center
Phoenix, AZ Glendale, AZ Long Beach, CA San Francisco, CA Henderson, NV Henderson, NV Henderson, NV Redding, CA Las Vegas, NV San Andreas, CA

  • Merced, CA
  • Mercy UC Davis Cancer Center

NICU Operating Company of Santa Cruz Port City Operating Company, doing business as:
St. Joseph's Behavioral Health Center St. Joseph's Medical Center of Stockton
St. Mary Health Ventures
Santa Cruz, CA Stockton, CA Stockton, CA Stockton, CA Long Beach, CA

Dignity Community Care and its Affiliates Dignity Community Care doing business as:

California Hospital Medical Center Chandler Regional Medical Center French Hospital Medical Center Glendale Memorial Hospital and Health Center Methodist Hospital of Sacramento Northridge Hospital Medical Center Sequoia Hospital
Los Angeles, CA Chandler, AZ

San Luis Obispo, CA Glendale, CA Sacramento, CA Northridge, CA Redwood City, CA Woodland, CA

Woodland Memorial Hospital AGH Laveen AGH Mesa

Laveen Village, AZ Mesa, AZ Bakersfield, CA San Bernardino, CA

Bakersfield Memorial Hospital Community Hospital fo San Bernardino

San Francisco, CA

Saint Francis Memorial Hospital

  • Sierra Nevada Memorial-Miners Hospital
  • Grass Valley, CA

Dignity Health Medical Foundation doing business as:

Dignity Health Medical Group - Bakersfield Dignity Health Medical Group - Dominican

Bakersfield, CA

Aptos; Boulder Creek; Capitola; Felton; Santa Cruz; and Watsonville, CA Fontana; Highland; Rialto; and San Bernardino, CA
Dignity Health Medical Group - Inland Empire Dignity Health Medical Group - Merced Dignity Health Medical Group - North State
Merced, CA Red Bluff; and Redding, CA
Dignity Health Medical Group - Northridge Family Medicine Northridge, CA Dignity Health Medical Group - Saint Francis/St. Mary's Dignity Health Medical Group - Sequoia
San Francisco, CA Belmont; Redwood City; and San Carlos, CA
Dignity Health Medical Group - Sierra Nevada Dignity Health Medical Group - Stockton Dignity Health Medical Group - Ventura County
Grass Valley, CA Stockton, CA

Camarillo; Oxnard; Santa Paula; Thousand Oaks; and Ventura, CA Sacramento, CA Carmichael; Elk Grove; Folsom; Roseville; Sacramento; and Woodland, CA
Mercy Cancer Centers Mercy Imaging Centers

Mercy Medical Group
Cameron Park; Carmichael; Citrus Heights; El Dorado Hills; Elk Grove; Folsom; Gold River; Rocklin; Roseville; and Sacramento, CA

  • Davis; and Woodland, CA
  • Woodland Clinic

Pacific Central Coast Health Centers, doing business as:

Arroyo Grande Orthopedic Health Center

Bishop’s Peak Women’s Health Center

Center for Women's Health Center for Women's Health - Hancock Central Coast - Med Plus Central Coast Med Plus - SM Coastal Health Center Coastal Valley Health Center Family Medicine Center Hancock Health Center Marian Community Clinics, Santa Maria Med Plus Atascadero Med Plus Health Center Medical Clinic at Bayview
Arroyo Grande, CA San Luis Obispo, CA Santa Maria, CA Santa Maria, CA Santa Maria, CA Santa Maria, CA Arroyo Grande, CA Santa Maria, CA Santa Maria, CA Santa Maria, CA Santa Maria, CA Atascadero, CA Pismo Beach, CA Los Osos, CA
Medical Clinic at Ella Medical Clinic at Higuera Medical Clinic at James Way Medical Clinic at Morro
San Luis Obispo, CA San Luis Obispo, CA Pismo Beach, CA Morro Bay, CA
Medical Clinic at Peach A Medical Clinic at Peach B Medical Clinic at Posada
San Luis Obispo, CA San Luis Obispo, CA Templeton, CA
Mission Hope Health Center Nipomo Health Center
Santa Maria, CA Nipomo, CA
Orcutt Family Health Center Orcutt Walk-in Health Center Pacific Coast Health Center Pacific Coast Perinatal Center Plaza Health Center San Luis Obispo Perinatal Center Santa Maria Specialty Health Center

Santa Maria Women’s Health Center

SLO Oncology & Hematology Health Center Stratford Health Center
Santa Maria, CA Santa Maria, CA San Luis Obispo, CA Oxnard, CA Santa Maria, CA San Luis Obispo, CA Santa Maria, CA Santa Maria, CA San Luis Obispo, CA Santa Maria, CA Templeton, CA

Templeton Women’s Health Center

Ventana Health Center Walk-in Care & Family Care Weight Loss Surgery Institute of the Central Coast
Pismo Beach, CA Lompoc, CA Santa Maria, CA

  • Coastal Surgical Institute
  • Pismo Beach, CA

Dignity Health Medical Group Nevada Plaza Surgery Center
Las Vegas; and Henderson, NV Santa Maria, CA
Templeton Surgery Center
Templeton, CA

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