The Centers for Families and Children

Established in 1921, Cleveland Clinic is one of the largest nonprofit multispecialty academic medical centers in the United States. The clinic has various departments, including allergy, alternative, anesthesia, bariatric surgery, bioethics and bone marrow transplant departments, a brain tumor institute, breast center, the Bakken Heart-Brain Institute, and the Cleveland Clinic Children's Hospital. It also operates the Children s Hospital for Rehabilitation, a cancer center, and specializes in cardiovascular medicine and surgery, colorectal registries, colorectal surgery, dentistry and dermatology. The clinic additionally operates a diabetic foot clinic, digestive disease center, e-clinic, emergency medicine, endocrinology, epilepsy and executive health centers, an eye institute, and family medicine, gamma knife, gastroenterology, general surgery, gastric bypass surgery, and gynecology and obstetrics departments. Cleveland Clinic operates a head and neck institute, heart, hematology and medical oncology, hernia center and homecare centers, the Hospice of the Cleveland Clinic, and infectious disease, infertility, infusion pharmacy and integrative and internal medicine centers as well. The clinic is located in Cleveland.