Anticipating growth in demand for MRI services following the opening of two new buildings-the 11-story east tower and the seven-story north tower-the hospital obtained a certificate of need for a fifth magnet. Changing NeedsIn 2007, St Joseph Mercy Hospital Ann Arbor had four traditional 1.5T magnets with “all the newest technology bells and whistles,” Wade told session attendees.
Founded in 1911 in downtown Ann Arbor and relocated to Superior Township in 1977, St Joseph Mercy Hospital Ann Arbor is licensed for 537 beds, has a 341-acre campus, and employs more than 6,500 people. St Joseph Mercy Hospital Ann Arbor is part of St Joseph Mercy Health System, which operates seven hospitals, holds a license for 1,726 beds, has a medical staff of nearly 2,700 physicians, and also maintains a network of outpatient sites that includes two facilities where cancer treatment and surgical services are provided. Joseph Mercy sharpen its competitive position in the marketplace, meet the needs of its respective service area populations, and, ultimately, achieve even greater volume growth than expected. Joseph Mercy Hospital Ann Arbor (Superior Township, Michigan), and her colleagues to select a 1.2T bore-less MRI unit for their facility rather than a traditional closed MRI system. It was this concept that led Wade, who is MRI coordinator at St. In today’s business environment, it is critical for health care organizations and their leaders to demonstrate a thorough understanding of their respective markets’ dynamics, needs and demands-and to make decisions accordingly, said Donna Wade in the “Know Your Market to Grow Your Market” session held on August 24 at the annual meeting of the AHRA: The Association for Medical Imaging Management, in Washington, DC.
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