WE ARE PROUD TO BE A PARTNER OF SUBURBAN HEALTH ORGANIZATION (SHO)

 Suburban Health Organization (SHO) is a healthcare solutioning organization comprised of independent hospitals and community-based healthcare providers working together to improve access to the highest quality healthcare. Incorporated in 1994, SHO serves its members by providing a collaborative forum to facilitate desired levels of integration and outcomes, while allowing care to remain local and preserving deep-rooted ties to their respective communities. For more than 30 years, this synergetic group has created value by forming shared services, leveraging their combined purchasing power, sharing best practices, and founding innovative solutions to some of healthcare’s biggest challenges. Through partnership, we are ensuring that vital, independent community health systems continue to thrive. Together, we are creating healthier communities. Additional partners include Cameron Memorial Community Hospital, Decatur County Memorial Hospital, Goshen Health, Hancock Health, Henry Community Health, Johnson Memorial Health, Logansport Memorial Hospital, Major Health Partners, Margaret Mary Health, Marion Health, Riverview Health, Rush Memorial Hospital, Vantage Healthcare of Ohio, Witham Health Services, Aspire Indiana Health, Jane Pauley Community Health Center, and Meridian Health Services. 

Learn more about how we are building Strength Through Partnership at www.suburbanhealth.com.

THE COMMON GOAL OF REMAINING INDEPENDENT AND MOVING HEALTHCARE FORWARD IN OUR COMMUNITIES IS AT THE HEART OF EVERYTHING SHO DOES

Why Does Hospital Independence Matter?
Thriving independent health solutions are vital to our communities. We believe that when decisions are made locally, employees and patients benefit. Preserving our independence keeps care local, where it belongs. Independence also fosters closer relationships with communities, along with a better understanding of community needs. SHO recognizes the importance of independence and provides:  

• Economies of scale without mandates of a large system
• Benefits of collective stability while allowing care to remain local and preserving deep-rooted ties to hospital communities.