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Burlington Pediatrics / Mebane Pediatrics is a private pediatric practice serving the greater Burlington, NC area since 1971. They operate three to six offices (including locations in Burlington and Mebane) and provide comprehensive primary and preventive pediatric care from birth through adolescence, with a focus on whole-person care. Services mention lactation support, mental health support, and care management. The practice emphasizes convenient, compassionate, and cost-effective care and is part of a larger network with about 15 employees and roughly $34 million in annual revenue. Key contact: main offices in Burlington and Mebane, with general inquiries via their listed phone numbers.



Cambridge Health Alliance (CHA) is a nonprofit healthcare system serving Cambridge, Somerville, and north Boston, affiliated with Beth Israel Deaconess Medical Center and teaching affiliates of Tufts University School of Medicine and Harvard Medical School. It operates two acute care hospitals and a network of primary and specialty care practices, including pediatric services in Somerville. CHA emphasizes whole-person care, including mental health and substance use services, and maintains multiple offices in the area (Somerville, Cambridge, Everett). If you’re seeking CHA’s Somerville pediatrics, CHA provides pediatric primary and specialty care through its Somerville locations within the CHA network.

CHOP Karabots Pediatric Primary Care Center is CHOP’s pediatric primary care location serving the Norristown area. Key points: - Part of the Children’s Hospital of Philadelphia (CHOP), a nonprofit leading pediatric hospital established in 1855. - CHOP’s primary care network includes community/satellite centers; Karabots is one of these sites focused on pediatric primary care services for infants, children, and adolescents. - CHOP operates as a major pediatric health system with a Level I pediatric trauma center, extensive outpatient/inpatient services, and affiliations with the Perelman School of Medicine at UPenn. - Contact: CHOP’s main information and regional centers can be referenced via chop.edu or CHOP’s primary care network listings for exact address, hours, and appointment options for the Karabots Pediatric Primary Care Center in Norristown. If you need, I can pull the exact address, hours, and services for the Karabots center.

Summary: The Community Health Partnership of Illinois (CHP), a Chicago-based hospital and health-care nonprofit, operates across northern and central Illinois with 2 offices (including 205 W Randolph St, Chicago). It employs about 12 people and focuses on serving both rural and urban communities. The provided data lists CHP as active in the health-care industry, with contact options and multiple departments, but there is no specific mention of a “Rantoul Health Center” or a location in Rantoul, Illinois. If you’re seeking CHP’s presence in Rantoul, this page does not confirm a Rantoul facility; you may want to reach CHP directly at (312) 795-0002 or explore their LinkedIn for potential updates.

CRMC Medical Group Independence Clinic is part of Coffeyville Regional Medical Center (CRMC), a nonprofit, 501(c)(3) critical-access hospital headquartered in Coffeyville, Kansas. CRMC operates a medical group that includes the Independence Clinic, expanding specialty and primary care services to residents of Independence, Kansas. Key context: - CRMC serves across multiple Kansas counties and parts of Oklahoma; founded in 1949. - Organization type: nonprofit hospital system with a medical group (including clinics like Independence Clinic). - Leadership and notable roles exist within CRMC’s administrative and clinical teams, supporting outpatient clinics such as Independence Clinic. If you need specifics on services, physicians, or contact details for the Independence Clinic, I can extract those from the CRMC site or provide direct contact information.

Summary: The St. Croix Regional Family Health Center (SCRFHC) is a nonprofit Federally Qualified Community Health Center offering healthcare since 1991. It operates as a private nonprofit and provides care on a sliding scale—no one is denied services due to inability to pay, with discounts based on family size and income. SCRFHC has five offices in the United States, including a location in Calais, Maine (Calais address: 5 Lowell St, Suite 4, Calais, ME 04619). Headquarters are in Princeton, Maine. The center emphasizes accessible, low-cost care and serves as a community health resource in the region.

