MediSys Health Network
| Company type | Healthcare organization |
|---|---|
| Industry | Healthcare |
| Founded | 1995 |
Area served | New York City |
| Products | Hospital management, family health clinics, home healthcare services, organ procurement collaboration |
| Website | www |
MediSys Health Network is a healthcare organization and operator of medical facilities founded in 1995. It gained recognition for managing Brookdale University Hospital and Medical Center for a period of 12 years, along with overseeing Jamaica Hospital Medical Center and Flushing Hospital.
Additionally, MediSys administers a collection of family health clinics and agencies providing home healthcare services.
Overview
MediSys has expanded its operations beyond hospitals, clinics, and home care by collaborating to enter the organ procurement industry.
In 2001, after discovering unnecessary surgical procedures, MediSys assumed control of a mental health facility serving approximately 350 individuals; a comparable acquisition occurred in 2002.
The organization also runs the Medisys Richmond Hill Family Center, which functions as an urgent care clinic.
Trump Pavilion
Within the Jamaica Hospital Medical Center, MediSys manages Trump Pavilion, a nursing home with 228 beds. This facility is named after and financially supported by the mother of former President Donald Trump, with donations made in honor of her deceased husband benefiting the Pavilion.
Controversy
In 2010, MediSys was subject to an investigation regarding conflicts of interest. By 2012, following guilty pleas from their CEO and other executives on Federal charges, MediSys transferred ownership and management of Brookdale. Financial strains also contributed to labor unrest at a facility under MediSys management, including nurse protests over lost health benefits and potential strikes related to employee compensation.