Help Where Hospitals Need It
CHC offers practical solutions that help community hospitals enhance efficiencies, improve quality and strengthen financial stability—and most importantly, we help preserve and protect community healthcare.
Mission
To guide, support and enhance the mission of community hospitals and healthcare providers.
Vision
To be the nation’s preeminent resource in advancing community healthcare.
Values
Our values define what we stand for, guide our actions and help drive our strategies.
Respect, Integrity, Stewardship, Excellence
CHC Commitment to Community Hospital Stability
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Our Culture
Looking Back
2020
CHC top employer recognition: Dallas Morning News’ prestigious National Standard award (2020, 2019); DMN Top 100 Places to Work (2016, 2015); Becker’s Hospital Review’s 150 Great Places to Work in Healthcare (2019, 2018, 2016, 2015).
2018
Community Hospital Corporation announces long-term lease with North Texas Medical Center, Gainesville, Texas.
2017
Jim Kendrick becomes CHC President and CEO.
2012
CHC Completes the first of many Community Health Needs Assesments, helping hospitals to meet and remain compliant with federal regulations.
2010
CHC, through a partnership with HealthTrust, offers group purchasing organization (GPO) access to community hospitals and later, in 2015, officially launches CHC Supply Trust.
2007
CHC’s 10-year anniversary marks the start of new services for community hospitals, including supply chain management services, managed care services, and IT services.
2005
CHC forms CHC Consulting, providing hospital consulting and management services.
2004
CHC establishes CHC ContinueCARE, a post-acute care organization, to advance long-term acute care hospitals, or LTACHs.
1998
CHC begins its long-term relationship with Yoakum Community Hospital, and with Baptist Hospitals of Southeast Texas two years later, creating a path of performance improvement for many community hospitals to come.
1996
CHC was founded in Plano, Texas in 1996. Mike Williams was founding CEO.
Organizational Information
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