Cleveland Clinic was founded in 1921, and its Main Campus is the 173-acre flagship medical center for the broader system, which boasts 83,000 caregivers, 23 hospitals and 300 outpatient facilities worldwide, caring for 3.6 million unique patients, logging 995,000 emergency department visits, and functioning with an operating revenue of $18.3 billion. Cleveland Clinic researchers are advancing precision medicine, genomic medicine, population health, immuno-oncology and emerging technologies such as quantum computing. In partnership with the State of Ohio and JobsOhio, Cleveland Clinic launched the $500 million Global Center for Pathogen & Human Health Research to study pandemic threats and develop new diagnostics, vaccines and treatments. The center anchors Ohio’s $1 billion investment in the Cleveland Innovation District, a biomedical hub also anchored by Case Western Reserve University, Cleveland State University, Cleveland-based MetroHealth System and Cleveland-based University Hospitals. For the 36th consecutive year, Cleveland Clinic earned a spot on U.S. News & World Report’s 2026-2027 “Best Hospitals” honor roll, ranking among the top 20 hospitals nationwide and No. 1 in Ohio.
