Philip Jaisohn Memorial Center

Inglis House, founded in 1877 and located in Philadelphia, is a specialty nursing care facility housing nearly 300 adults with physical disabilities. It offers a range of services, such as long-term, rehabilitative medical and nursing care, physical, occupational and speech therapies, and social enrichment programs, including computer and education therapy, vocational rehabilitation, therapeutic recreation and religious programs. The facility has a staff that is skilled at working with people who have multiple sclerosis, cerebral palsy, spinal cord injuries, and other neurological disorders and disabilities. Its medical and nursing services are provided 24-hours a day by registered nurses, licensed practical nurses and certified nursing assistants. Additionally, the facility offers rehabilitative therapy programs, social services, social enrichment programs and a community re-entry program.

The ABIM Foundation, based in Philadelphia, PA, is dedicated to enhancing trust in the health care system by promoting medical professionalism and health equity. Through initiatives like the Building Trust program and the Choosing Wisely campaign, the foundation engages with health care leaders to address systemic challenges and improve patient care. Key projects include community-driven initiatives to combat disparities, such as a colorectal cancer program at Duke University, and annual awards that recognize excellence in addressing ethical dilemmas in medicine. The foundation also organizes forums and discussions aimed at fostering a more trustworthy medical environment while emphasizing the importance of innovative trust-building practices. Generated from the website