Global Healthcare
Every year, we provide exceptional, personalized care to millions of people from around the globe. We also support the many different business needs of international medical professionals and healthcare organizations.
As a global healthcare leader, our commitment to excellence extends far beyond our national footprint. We have thousands of providers in hospitals and outpatient facilities in Ohio, Florida and Nevada, and in London, Canada and Abu Dhabi. We also have in-country representatives in locations around the world who can help schedule appointments or connect you with training, collaboration opportunities and referrals at Cleveland Clinic.
We also offer exceptional international education and career opportunities for physicians, fellows, residents, medical students, administrators and alumni worldwide.
We keep our patients at the center of everything we do. Our dedicated, compassionate providers work as a team to deliver the best, most comprehensive care. We have the expertise and experience to handle everything from routine visits to the most complex conditions.
If you’re traveling from outside your home country for care at Cleveland Clinic, our Global Patient Services (GPS) team can guide you throughout your healthcare journey with us. We also have representatives in locations across the world who can help answer your questions and provide assistance with appointment scheduling.
Join forces with Cleveland Clinic, a global leader in medical innovation and healthcare provision optimization. We share our model of care through international collaborations, like our Joint Advisory Councils (JAC) and programs like Cleveland Clinic Connected which offers hospitals and health organizations worldwide access to our wealth of knowledge, enhancing patient care, safety, and outcomes at their local facility.
We're a global healthcare community dedicated to providing world-class care for patients everywhere and look to collaborate with like-minded healthcare entities to help build effective organizations, reduce costs and optimize quality and patient experience.
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