Brown University Health

Brown University Health, formerly known as Lifespan, is a comprehensive healthcare system based in Providence, Rhode Island. Established in October 2024, the organization encompasses a wide array of medical services, including primary care, specialty care, urgent care, and behavioral health. These services are all integrated through a unified electronic health record system called MyChart.

The system operates over 1,620 patient care offices and locations, including several hospitals and medical centers. Notable facilities include Rhode Island Hospital, the state's only Level I Trauma Center; The Miriam Hospital, a major teaching affiliate of the Warren Alpert Medical School of Brown University; and Newport Hospital, among others.

Commitment to Education and Research

In addition to its clinical services, Brown University Health is committed to education and research. The Brown University School of Public Health, established in 2013, offers undergraduate, graduate, doctoral, and certificate programs. It is recognized for its significant NIH funding.

The organization also provides free education opportunities through its Workforce Solutions, Training and Teamwork (STAT) program, which offers free education to become certified for entry-level healthcare positions.

Community Initiatives

Brown University Health's commitment to community well-being is evident through various initiatives, such as providing free menstrual products to all students regardless of gender identity. This ensures equitable access to essential health supplies.

Locations

• Providence, RI, USA

With a vast network of providers and facilities, Brown University Health continues to serve as a cornerstone of healthcare in Rhode Island, offering comprehensive services and fostering advancements in medical education and research.