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Mountain States Health Alliance
 
Mountain States Health Alliance (MSHA) is a locally owned and managed healthcare system based in Johnson City, Tennessee.  
 
Today, MSHA is integrated both vertically and horizontally and is the largest regional healthcare system with 14 hospitals. MSHA provides an integrated, comprehensive continuum of care to people in 29 counties in Tennessee, Virginia, Kentucky, and North Carolina. Each hospital is fully accredited, most by The Joint Commission.  
 
Our family of hospitals include:  
 
Dickenson Community Hospital  
Indian Path Medical Center  
Johnson City Medical Center  
Niswonger Children's Hospital  
Johnson City Specialty Hospital  
Johnson County Community Hospital  
Johnston Memorial Hopital  
North Side Hospital  
Norton Community Hospital  
James H. and Cecile C. Quillen Rehabilitation Hospital  
Russell County Medical Center  
Smyth County Community Hospital  
Sycamore Shoals Hospital  
Woodridge Hospital  
 
In addition to our hospitals, MSHA's integrated healthcare delivery system includes 21 primary/preventive care centers and  
 
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Member Profile - Southwest VA Higher Education Center

Website: http://www.swcenter.edu/

Mission Statement  
 
The Southwest Virginia Higher Education Center (SVHEC) was established in 1991 to strengthen the economy of southwest Virginia through education and training of the current and future workforce. Through a unique partnership with eight colleges and universities, the SVHEC provides undergraduate and graduate degree programs and professional development courses primarily for adult learners. The SVHEC promotes regional economic development through its conference facility, business support services, and technology applications.  
 
Fast Facts  
 
Established as a State Agency by the Virginia General Assembly in 1991  
Initial participating institutions included University of Virginia, Virginia Tech, Clinch Valley College and Virginia Highlands Community College  
Board of Trustees was appointed to govern the SVHEC  
Construction began in 1995 on the 89,000 square foot education and conference complex  
Opened in January 1998