Fremont Medical Center

Name :

Fremont Medical Center

Address  :

4880 Wynn Road

Town  :

Las Vegas

State  :

Nevada

Country  :

USA

Post Code:

89103

Phone  :

702 871 5005

Fax  :

702 386 4620

Web URL  :

Email  :


Description

Fremont Medical Centers Mission Statement
Our mission is to provide accessible affordable and efficient medical services to our patients with total quality and professionalism in everything that we do

We will strive for excellence in every aspect of medical services by
Treating our patients and customers better than we wish to be treated

Displaying our FMC Friendly Motivated and Caring Attitude

Using initiative and creativity to make the medical experience a pleasant
one

Demonstrating integrity trust and confidentiality in all aspects of our
care

Insisting on professionalism and cooperation between all members and
departments of the organization

Providing accurate and timely medical and billing information

Keeping uptodate with the latest in medical knowledge and technology
and

Striving for professionalism with every other quality or aspect necessary to
be the leader in healthcare

The FMC Vision
Our Vision is to consistently exceed the expectations of our patients


History

History of Fremont Medical Centers
When he arrived in the Las Vegas Valley in 1975 J Corey Brown MD worked as an emergency room physician at Sunrise Hospital From 1975 through 1985 Dr Brown also worked simultaneously in the emergency rooms at Valley Hospital Desert Springs and St Rose de Lima serving as the Director of the Emergency Department at Valley Hospital from 19751985 and also at Desert Springs from 19781979

During this time Dr Brown became a wellknown and wellrespected physician in Las Vegas and established the valleys only lifesaving Flight for Life program serving as Medical Director from 1980 to 1984 He also was part owner of Doctors Emergency Medical Services that provided emergency room physicians for Valley Hospital

Following his years of service as emergency room physician and his dedication to Flight for Life Dr Brown opened his first medical center aptly named Fremont Medical Center in 1985 The building selected was the former JC Pennys department store presently located at the corner of Fremont Street and Sixth Street in the heart of Downtown Las Vegas

Dr Brown opened the center with three physicians serving approximately 125 patients per day With his philosophy of serving patients with compassion and professionalism Fremont Medical Centers began to grow

Dr Brown added more physicians to the staff as well as a physical therapy department and eventually established his own practice on the second floor of the building while overseeing the Fremont Medical Center practice

As the community continued to grow there became a need for a medical center on the west side of the valley To accommodate this growth and demand Fremont Medical Centers opened its second facility formerly located at Flamingo and Arville in October of 1988 The successful medical center relocated to a brand new state of the art center at the corner of Tropicana Avenue and Wynn Road in 1997

Henderson was selected as the location for the third medial center completed in 1995 to serve the soaring Henderson population In an effort to serve our patients in the Northwest and also try to keep up with the healthcare demand and ever growing population Fremont Medical Center expanded yet again by adding the fourth medical center in 1996 Demand and growth caused us to expand into a new state of the art building on Charleston Boulevard and Apple Drive

In addition Fremont Medical Centers also operates FIT Fremont Inpatient Team This is a team of physicians experts in their field dedicated to overseeing all Fremont Medical Center patients during their hospitalization in any one of the many hospitals in the Las Vegas Valley offering our patients complete and total care throughout the duration of their hospital stay

Today Fremont Medical Centers boasts over 60 highly skilled and professional physicians in 8 locations and is home to more than 400 employees serving more than 300000 patients annually
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