Cleveland Clinic
Cleveland Clinic Main Campus in Cleveland, Ohio, is a nonprofit academic medical center and one of the world’s leading hospitals, renowned for cardiology, heart, and vascular care. The main campus sits at 9500 Euclid Avenue and operates as part of a large system with affiliated regional hospitals and international sites. It houses 1,300 beds on the main campus (total Cleveland Clinic Foundation beds: 6,026) and operates a Level II trauma center with a significant volume of patient visits and admissions. The clinic is affiliated with Case Western Reserve University and other medical schools, offers extensive residency/fellowship programs, and provides a broad range of specialties, including surgery across multiple disciplines. The Cleveland Clinic Lerner College of Medicine is its physician-investigator training arm, and it publishes the Cleveland Clinic Journal of Medicine.
