UF Health Jacksonville
UF Health Jacksonville is a 695-bed private, not-for-profit medical, teaching and research facility, serving Northeast Florida and Southeast Georgia.
As an innovator in health care, UF Health Jacksonville provides state-of-the-art services. These include a regional Level I adult and pediatric trauma center, regional Level III neonatal intensive care unit, developmental evaluation program and the stabilization unit for children requiring inpatient psychiatric care.
The center has become one of the finest teaching hospitals in the Southeast, due largely to the affiliation with the University of Florida Health Science Center – Jacksonville. This affiliation has served to further develop the other University of Florida College of Medicine – Jacksonville medical residency and fellowship programs offered on the Jacksonville campus.
UF CARES, located on the UF Health Jacksonville campus and the Children’s Medical Services building, is the only comprehensive pediatric AIDS program in Northeast Florida. The UF center is unique because of its comprehensive family centered medical care for HIV infected/exposed infants, children, adolescents, women and their families. Since the center began more than 20 years ago, it has expanded in order to care for more than 1,000 adult, adolescent and pediatrics patients annually across North Florida and South Georgia and has become a national leader in HIV/AIDS research and care.