Are there hospitals in the US, or worldwide, founded and named by religions other than Christianity?
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Maimonides Hospital, Mount Sinai Hospital, Beth Israel Hospital...these are some hospitals in the NYC area founded by Jews.  There are hospitals with similar names in Chicago and other cities in the United States.\nLooking worldwide if you are interested in some of the names, \nsome hospitals founded by Hindus:\nSri Ramakrishna Hospital , Ramakrishna Mission Hospital, Baktivedanta Hospital\nsome hospitals founded by Buddhists:\nWachet Sangha Hospital, Jivitadana Sangha Hospital, Kaba Aye Sangha Hospital\nsome hospitals founded by Moslems: Hospital Fatimah, Shah Alam Medical Centre, Az-Zahrah Islamic Medical Center\n\nHistorically, the first hospitals were founded by the Muslim Caliphs in the first Millenium.
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yea there are a few down here in Courpus Christi Texas, my step dads sis has a medical supply place and they are hiring, people to work at there many branches arcoss the US, i will ask her. \nE-mail me is you have any more qustions
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One place is Duke University Medical Center.\n\nhttp://www.dukemednews.org/news/article.php?id=7037
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I believe that there is a special section under Non Profit Corporations especially for religious cults.  I've researched the number.  Here you go: 307-592-6374.  Good Luck!
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There is one in Lufkin, Tx. It is near Memorial Hospital.
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Non-western medine is a term that is used by some to describe an approach to medicine that is not evidentiary, conventional, or allopathic.  I believe this to be an unfortunate term because it implies that all holistic based medicine has no evidentiary base. Further, it implies that all evidentiary medicine has a base in the Western hemisphere. \n\nIntegrative Medicine is a term that is more open to the addition of complementary/alternative medicine (CAM) and holistic healing approaches to treatment.  "Integrative medicine, as defined by NCCAM, combines mainstream medical therapies and CAM therapies for which there is some high-quality scientific evidence of safety and effectiveness."   http://nccam.nih.gov/health/whatiscam/\n\nIn any event, I am happy to report that there are many hospitals that have already introduced the civilian public to Holistic Health Care.  Here is an example of one such hospital's Holistic Health Center:   http://www.deaconess.com/body.cfm?id=435\n\nAs far as government hospital's I am assuming you are referring to the Veteran's hospitals and/or military hospitals. I have found that the "Plane Tree Model" has been selected to be instituted at  VA hospital's throughout the United States:\n  \nhttp://www.va.gov/vatap/CAM.htm\nhttp://www1.va.gov/visns/visn02/network/planetree/model.html\nhttp://www1.va.gov/visns/visn02/network/planetree/model.html\n\nAlternatives to conventional medicines are viewed much more skeptically and tend to be frowned upon, whereas complementary approaches are found to be more acceptable by the medical community.  This is a link to an article at the site of the American Council of Family Physicians and their view on CAM:    http://www.aafp.org/fpm/20010300/37comp.html\n\nAlthough CAM has already been introduced to government, public, and private medical institutions, it has not been fully integrated.  That will take time and money to complete evidence based studies.  As you can assertain this is both positive and negative.  If you were in an emergency situation you would most like choose a conventional hospital versus a Reiki Center...
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Red Cross, Salvation Army, Catholic Charities, The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter day Saints,etc if you want a futher list i need details as to what help your looking for
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Yep, I agree with everybody else here...a lot of Americans seem to have this crazy idea that Christianity is the official religion of American and we ought to design our lives and laws around it, and anything that the Bible says isn't allowed is just sick and wrong.  Funny, 'cause I seem to remember something way back in history class about this country being founded on the idea of religious freedom.
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1. Christianity 2.1 billion\n   2. Islam 1.3 billion\n   3. Secular/Irreligious/Agnostic/ Atheist 1.1 billion\n   4. Hinduism 900 million\n   5. Chinese folk religion 394 million\n   6. Buddhism 376 million, not including Chinese folk Religion (see also Buddhism by country)\n   7. Primal indigenous ("Pagan") 300 million\n   8. African traditional and diasporic 100 million\n   9. Sikhism 23 million\n  10. Juche 19 million\n  11. Spiritism 15 million\n  12. Judaism 14 million\n  13. Bahá'í Faith 7 million\n  14. Jainism 4.2 million\n  15. Shinto 4 million (see below)\n  16. Cao Dai 4 million\n  17. Tenrikyo 2 million\n  18. Neo-Paganism 1 million\n  19. Unitarian Universalism 800,000\n  20. Rastafari movement 600,000\n  21. Scientology 500,000\n  22. Zoroastrianism 180,000 to 250,000
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What is SLC?  Do you mean Salt Lake City?  I heard they have a good medical hospital there.
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Below I found some churches that are non denominational ( I think). the third link I think you might really like that one but it is in Hot Springs Village. (not sure how close to Hot Springs that is.The last link list all the churches in Hot Springs and Hot Springs Village. I hope this helps.
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The most current figures from the U.S. Census Bureau shows there are 5,764 hospitals in the United States.\n\nhttp://www.census.gov/prod/2005pubs/06statab/health.pdf
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Google the State, then the county.  If you know the hospital, you can google the hospital.\nI am talking about Google.com.  Hope you find out.
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They have hospitals in Nebraska?
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Religion is not a substitute for medical care. It seems that your mother might benefit from antidepressants such as Paxil and Zoloft, and there is no shame in pursuing this health care.\n\nIn the meantime, be assured that any mother is safe with the Jehovah's Witness brotherhood.\n\nThese facts about Jehovah's Witnesses are perhaps relevant to this question. The more one compares this Christian religion with others, the more remarkable it is shown to be.\n\n1. Jehovah's Witnesses have no paid clergy. Yet they remain tightly organized with more than 6.5 million active Jehovah's Witness preachers (about 16 million associate themselves with the religion). Even fulltime preachers and workers at their branch offices are unpaid volunteers.\n\n2. There is no elite class among Jehovah's Witnesses. Even the few 'anointed' among them enjoy no special privileges in their congregations on earth. An anointed person (one of those relative few with a heavenly hope) is not elevated above his fellow congregants in any way, and he may not even qualify for appointment as a simple 'deacon' or elder. There are no titles; EVERYONE is addressed as 'brother' or 'sister'.\n\n3. No person benefits economically from the Christian Congregation of Jehovah's Witnesses. Even the 8 to 20 men who serve on their Governing Body receive simply room, board, medical care, and reimbursement for certain personal expenses according to the exact same provision as every other branch volunteer.\n\n4. About a hundred men have served on Jehovah's Witnesses' Governing Body committee during the past 125 years or so. The vast majority of them have spent the vast majority of their adult lives volunteering for their organization's purposes, and the vast majority have died faithfully and near-pennilessly while still under their legal 'vow of poverty'.\n\n5. Amazingly, Jehovah's Witnesses did not splinter as a sect from some other religion. Instead, a truly tiny but sincere group of bible students studied only the Scriptures to determine the will of God. Thus their religion remains absolutely independent of and not carrying the sins of Christendom's history, yet carries the authority of Christ's teachings.\n\n6. Despite the distortions of anti-Witnesses, throughout their modern history Jehovah's Witnesses have refused to claim divine inspiration or infallibility for their teachings. They have pointed to the bible (and not any particular translation) as the only inspired infallible means of knowing God's thoughts. For over 125 years, their teachings have been presented as merely the results of sincere bible research by imperfect but godly humans.\n\n\nLearn more:\nhttp://watchtower.org/e/jt/article_07.htm\nhttp://watchtower.org/e/20040601/article_02.htm\nhttp://jw-media.org/people/who.htm\nhttp://jw-media.org/people/statistics.htm
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The Canadian Health System is based upon the same system that exists in Britan or Sweden. Only the US does not have this type of system
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That answer would overload this database.\n\nThere is a site that lists many religions. See below: