1. Elise de Bruyn, Andy Krivonosov, Chandni Patel

2. General hospitals- wide range of ages Specialty hospitals- specific range of ages and conditions Government hospitals- government service personnel and their dependents University/Colleges hospitals- patients in the area

3. General hospitals- diagnostic, medical, surgical, and emergency care services Specialty hospitals- burn hospitals, oncology, pediatric, psychiatric, orthopedics, and rehabilitation Government hospitals- federal, local, and state governments provide psychiatric services and rehabilitation University/College hospitals- provide hospital services, research, and education

4. ER Visit: Cost varies depending on the services you receive. Cut your Finger: Heart Attack: ranges from $500-$1000 ranges from $1000-$2000 *What you pay out of pocket depends on your insurance Cost to operate a Hospital: Is around $450,000 per day

5. Radiology / Imaging Surgery ICU - Intensive Care Unit ER - Emergency Room Labor & Delivery Nursery Cardiac Care Cafeteria Gift Shop Lab Pharmacy NICU - Neonatal Intensive Care Unit Morgue *Wide range of trained personnel at all levels needed

6. First hospital in our nation was the Pennsylvania Hospital, founded in 1751. New York-Presbyterian Hospital is the biggest hospital in the United States with 2,242 beds. A Doctor will see an average of 31 patients per day.