List of Seventh-day Adventist hospitals

List of hospitals operated by the Seventh-day Adventist Church

In 2022, the Seventh-day Adventist Church was the largest Protestant health care provider in the world, with 1,000 facilities around the world. The facilities all together have 36,000 beds and 78,000 employees. All together 1.5 million admissions and 20 million outpatient visits.^[1]

Seventh-day Adventist Hospitals

Former Adventist hospitals

• Auckland Adventist Hospital - Auckland, (sold)^{[citation needed]}
• Battle Creek Sanitarium - Battle Creek, (sold to the federal government and became Percy Jones Army Hospital, currently it goes by the name Hart–Dole–Inouye Federal Center)^[20][21][22]
• Benghazi Adventist Hospital - Benghazi, (closed by the military government)^[23][24]
• Boston Regional Medical Center - Stoneham, (sold to Gutierrez Company)^[25][26]
• Central Texas Medical Center - San Marcos, (sold to Christus Santa Rosa Health System by AdventHealth and renamed CHRISTUS Santa Rosa Hospital-San Marcos)^[27]
• Chongchen Hospital - China, (closed by the Chinese Communist Party)^[28]
• Dalcross Adventist Hospital -Killara, (closed by Adventist HealthCare Limited)^[29]
• Florida Hospital Oceanside - Ormond Beach, demolished after being damaged by Hurricane Irma.^[30]
• Fushan Hospital - China, (closed by the Chinese Communist Party)^[28]
• Guangzhou Sanitarium - Guangzhou, (closed by the Chinese Communist Party)^[28]
• Hackettstown Regional Medical Center - Hackettstown, (sold to Atlantic Health System by Adventist HealthCare and renamed Hackettstown Medical Center)^[31]
• Henan Hospital - China, (closed by the Chinese Communist Party)^[28]
• Jellico Community Hospital - Jellico, (formerly operated by Adventist Health System)^[32]
• Knowlton Sanitarium - Knowlton, (sold)^[33][34]
• Kondeng Hospital - China, (closed by the Chinese Communist Party)^[28]
• McClelan Memorial Hospital - Riverside, New Brunswick, (closed or sold)^[35]
• Naning Hospital - China, (closed by the Chinese Communist Party)^[28]
• North China Sanitarium - China, (closed by the Chinese Communist Party)^[28]
• Northwest Sanitarium - China, (closed by the Chinese Communist Party)^[28]
• North York Branson Hospital - Toronto, (sold to North York General Hospital and renamed Branson Ambulatory Care Centre)^[36]
• Paradise Valley Hospital - National City, (sold to Prime Healthcare Services) by Adventist Health^[37][38]
• Parkview Adventist Medical Center - Brunswick, (sold to Mid Coast Health Services and renamed Parkview Medical Center)^[39]
• Rangoon Seventh-day Adventist Hospital - Yangon, (closed by the military government, currently Yangon ENT Hospital^[40][41]
• Rest Haven Hospital & Sanitarium - Sidney, (moved from an island to the mainland and is now operated as Rest Haven Lodge a retirement facility)^[42][43][44]
• Saigon Adventist Hospital - Ho Chi Minh, (closed by the Communist government and now owned by Phú Nhuanân Red Cross Association)^[45]
• Shanghai Sanitarium - Shanghai, (closed by the Chinese Communist Party)^[28]
• Shenyang Sanitarium - Shenyang, (closed by the Chinese Communist Party)^[28]
• Skodsborg Sanitarium - Skodsborg, (sold to Augustinus Foundation, currently it goes by the name Skodsborg Spa Hotel)^[46][47]
• Taishan Hospital - Taishan, (closed by the Chinese Communist Party and renamed Taishan City People's Hospital)^[28]
• Takoma Regional Hospital - Greeneville, (sold by Adventist Health System to Wellmont Health System)^[48]
• Tempe Community Hospital - Tempe, (sold by Adventist Health to Iasis Healthcare then renamed Tempe St. Luke's Hospital)^[49][50][51]
• Walla Walla General Hospital - Walla Walla, (closed by Adventist Health)^[52][53]
• Warburton Hospital - Warburton, (sold)^{[citation needed]}
• Wei Chou Hospital - China, (closed by the Chinese Communist Party)^[28]
• Wuhan Sanitarium - Wuhan, (closed by the Chinese Communist Party)^[28]
• Youngberg Memorial Adventist Hospital - Singapore, (closed and was bought by the Salvation Army and turned into a thrift store)^[54]

See also

• List of Seventh-day Adventist colleges and universities
• List of Seventh-day Adventist secondary schools

Notes

1. Formerly Florida Hospital Altamonte
2. Formerly Florida Hospital Apopka
3. Formerly Avist Adventist Hospital; renamed in 2023
4. Formerly Florida Hospital Carrollwood; renamed in 2019.
5. Formerly Castle Rock Adventist Hospital; renamed in 2023
6. Florida Hospital Celebration Health; renamed in 2019.
7. Formerly Metroplex Hospital; renamed in 2019.
8. Formerly Florida Hospital at Connerton Long Term Acute Care; renamed in 2019.
9. Formerly Florida Hospital Dade City; renamed in 2019.
10. Formerly Florida Hospital Memorial Medical Center; renamed in 2019.
11. Formerly Florida Hospital DeLand; renamed in 2019.
12. Formerly Chippewa Valley Hospital & Oakview Care Center; renamed in 2019.
13. Formerly Florida Hospital East Orlando; renamed in 2019.
14. Formerly Florida Hospital Fish Memorial; renamed in 2019.
15. Formerly Florida Hospital for Children; renamed in 2019.
16. Formerly Florida Hospital for Women; renamed in 2019.
17. Formerly Gordon Hospital; renamed in 2019.
18. Acquired in 1995.
19. Formerly Heart of Florida Regional Medical Center; renamed in 2019.
20. Formerly Park Ridge Health; renamed in 2019.
21. Formerly Florida Hospital Kissimmee; renamed in 2019.
22. Formerly Florida Hospital Medical Center Lake Placid; renamed in 2019.
23. Formerly Lake Wales Medical Center
24. Formerly Littleton Adventist Hospital; renamed in 2023
25. Formerly Manchester Memorial Hospital; renamed in 2019.
26. Formerly Murray Medical Center; renamed in 2019.
27. Formerly Florida Hospital New Smyrna; renamed in 2019.
28. Formerly Florida Hospital North Pinellas; renamed in 2019.
29. Formerly Florida Hospital Ocala; renamed in 2019.
30. Formerly Florida Hospital; renamed in 2019.
31. Formerly Ransom Memorial Health; renamed in 2019.
32. Formerly Florida Hospital Flagler; renamed in 2019.
33. Formerly Parker Adventist Hospital; renamed in 2023
34. Formerly Porter Adventist Hospital; renamed in 2023
35. Formerly Regional Medical Center
36. Formerly Rollins Brook Community Hospital; renamed in 2019.
37. Formerly Florida Hospital Heartland Medical Center Sebring; renamed in 2019.
38. Formerly Shawnee Mission Medical Center; renamed in 2019.
39. Formerly Florida Hospital Tampa; renamed in 2019.
40. Formerly Florida Hospital Waterman; renamed in 2019.
41. Formerly Florida Hospital Wauchula; renamed in 2019.
42. Formerly Florida Hospital Wesley Chapel; renamed in 2019.
43. Formerly Florida Hospital Winter Garden; renamed in 2019.
44. Formerly Winter Park Memorial Hospital; renamed in 2019.
45. Formerly Florida Hospital Zephyrhills; renamed in 2019.
46. Formerly San Joaquin Community Hospital.
47. Formerly Castle Medical Center.
48. Formerly Redbud Community Hospital; also St. Helena Hospital Clearlake.
49. Formerly Delano Regional Medical Center.
50. Currently closed due to the 2018 fire that destroyed most of Paradise, California.
51. Acquired in 1960.
52. Formerly Glendale Adventist Medical Center.
53. Formerly Hanford Community Medical Center.
54. Formerly Frank R. Howard Memorial.
55. Acquired in 1986.
56. Formerly Mendocino Coast District Hospital.
57. Formerly Portland Adventist Medical Center.
58. Formerly Simi Valley Hospital.
59. Formerly Sonora Regional Medical Center.
60. Formerly St. Helena Napa Valley.
61. Formerly Tehachapi Hospital.
62. Acquired in 2016.
63. Formerly Ukiah General Hospital; Ukiah Adventist Hospital; also Ukiah Valley Medical Center.
64. Acquired in 1978.
65. Formerly Fort Washington Medical Center.
66. Formerly Kessler Adventist Rehabilitation Hospital.
67. Formerly Washington Adventist Hospital.
68. Formerly Calbayog Sanitarium and Hospital.
69. Formerly H.W. Miller Memorial Sanitarium and Hospital.
70. Formerly Davao Adventist Hospital.
71. Re-opened in 1997.
72. Formerly Palawan Adventist Hospital.
73. Formerly Cagayan Valley Adventist Hospital.
74. Formerly Bacolod Adventist Medical Center.
75. Formerly Mindanao Sanitarium and Hospital.
76. Formerly Valencia Sanitarium and Hospital.
77. Formerly Manila Sanitarium and Hospital.
78. Formerly Seventh-day Adventist Health Services.
79. Formerly Gingoog Community Hospital.
80. Formerly Hong Kong Adventist Hospital.
81. Formerly Tsuen Wan Adventist Hospital.
82. Formerly Kettering Behavioral Medicine Center; renamed in 2021.
83. Formerly Grandview Hospital and Medical Center; renamed in 2021.
84. Formerly Greene Memorial Hospital; renamed in 2021.
85. Formerly Fort Hamilton Hospital; renamed in 2021.
86. Formerly Huber Health Center; renamed in 2021.
87. Formerly Kettering Medical Center; renamed in 2021.
88. Formerly Sycamore Medical Center; renamed in 2021.
89. Formerly Preble County Medical Center; renamed in 2021
90. Formerly Troy Hospital; renamed in 2021.
91. Formerly Southview Medical Center; renamed in 2021.
92. Formerly Montemorelos University Hospital.
93. Formerly Lake Geneva Sanitarium.
94. Formerly Ranchi Adventist Hospital.
95. Formerly Giffard Memorial Hospital.
96. Formerly Karura Seventh-day Adventist Dispensary.
97. Formerly Seoul Adventist Dental Hospital.
98. Formerly Seoul Adventist Hospital.
99. Formerly Bangalore Adventist Hospital.
100. Reestablished in 1950.
101. Formerly AMITA Health Adventist Medical Center Bolingbrook; renamed in 2022. Formerly AdventHealth Bolingbrook; renamed in 2023.
102. Formerly AMITA Health Adventist Medical Center GlenOaks; renamed in 2022. Formerly AdventHealth GlenOaks; renamed in 2023.
103. Formerly AMITA Health Adventist Medical Center Hinsdale; renamed in 2022. Formerly AdventHealth Hinsdale; renamed in 2023.
104. Formerly AMITA Health Adventist Medical Center La Grange; renamed in 2022. Formerly AdventHealth La Grange; renamed in 2023.

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External links

• Adventist Directory Locate Adventist Entities
• Adventist Yearbook The Official Organizational Directory