About Us
As one of the nation’s leading health systems, ScionHealth empowers the hands that heal to do what they do best. ScionHealth’s present and future are rooted in our communities and caregivers, so we listen and collaborate with them to find innovative solutions that cultivate a positive patient experience, delivering the right level of care at the right time, close to home
What Scion Means
The word “scion” means a young shoot or twig of a plant, especially one cut for grafting or rooting. ScionHealth was formed from distinguished and powerful legacy organizations with the expectation that it will evolve, develop, and thrive by putting its people first, showing great courage, and thinking differently about how we serve our patients and communities. We empower our caregivers to do what they do best by embracing our values and modeling the related behaviors. Our Code serves as a reference to help you to do so.
“By infusing our Values that Empower into everything we do and through a commitment to diversity, equity and inclusion, ScionHealth promotes a culture in which every voice is valued and every member of our diverse team feels a sense of belonging and connection. We strive to do right by our team members in terms of representation and always making sure that we have diverse voices at the table.”
Values that Empower
Our values are straightforward, impactful, and achievable for everyone at ScionHealth. It doesn’t matter if you are a frontline caregiver or an office worker, everyone in their roles at ScionHealth has an opportunity to value every voice, show courage, and lean into new ideas. And by doing so, we will better serve our patients, our team members, our partners, our culture, and our company.
“Ethics and Compliance is at the core of what we do each day and differentiates us in the industry. Our program is integral in empowering our caregivers to deliver compassionate and innovative care with a positive patient experience.”
Our Commitment to Quality
With a goal of zero patient harm, ScionHealth’s National Quality Strategy enables and empowers hospitals to continuously improve outcomes within the six domains of healthcare quality established by the Institute of Medicine. These domains include: Effective, Efficient, Equitable, Patient-Centered, Safe and Timely.
Where We Are
76We treat some of the most medically complex patients in 76 Specialty Hospitals (LTACHs).
18We deliver essential, acute care to patients in 18 Community Hospitals (STACHs) in 16 markets.