Facts
- Patients are seen by Nebraska Medicine specialists from all 50 states and from 47 countries
- Region's only 24/7 trauma center providing comprehensive care for adults and children
- Regional leader in cardiovascular and neurosciences
- International reputation in oncology, transplant and biocontainment
- $1.8 billion academic health system
- 9,200 employees
- More than 1,000 affiliated physicians
- Primary clinical partner of University of Nebraska Medical Center
- Two hospitals, anchored by tertiary/quaternary academic medical center, Nebraska Medical Center
- 88 specialty and primary care clinics, offering 50 specialties and subspecialties
- 809 licensed beds in Omaha and Bellevue
- More than 40,000 discharges annually
- Approximately 1 million outpatient visits (primary and specialty) annually
- Approximately 91,000 ER visits annually
- 82,000 virtual visits
Facility
- Licensed beds - 809 total.
- Bellevue - 91
- Nebraska Medical Center - 718
- Operating rooms - 36
- 2019 - The Joint Commission status Accredited
- 2019 - The Joint Commission Gold Seal of Approval for Advanced Certification for Comprehensive Stroke Centers
- 2019 - Congestive Heart Failure The Joint Commission Certification
- 2020 - Ventricular Assist Device (VAD) The Joint Commission Certification
- 2019 - Inpatient Diabetes The Joint Commission Certification
- 2017 - Lung Transplant Program certification from the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services (CMS)
- 2019 - Safe Sleep Designation from the Nebraska Department of Health and Human Services - Women's and Infants Services
Milestones
- 1869 - Clarkson Hospital founded
- 1917 - University Hospital founded
- 1988 - Clarkson West Medical Center
- 1997 - Nebraska Medicine Merger
- 1998 - Lied Transplant Center opening
- 2005 - Hixson-Lied Center opening
- 2008 - Village Pointe Cancer Center opening
- 2011 - Bellevue Medical Center opening
- 2016 - Lauritzen Outpatient Center opening
- 2017 - Fred & Pamela Buffett Cancer Center opening
Fiscal year period: July 1 to June 30