Maricopa Integrated Health System (MIHS) includes Maricopa Medical Center, the Arizona Children’s Center, the Arizona Burn Center, the Comprehensive Healthcare Center, the McDowell Healthcare Clinic, 10 community-oriented family health centers, and an attendant care program.

Maricopa Medical Center is a premier training center for the nation's physicians. Our medicine, surgery, pediatrics and ob/gyn programs, in particular, contribute to the body of knowledge of patient care. Maricopa Medical Center ensures that health care is available to all area residents giving paying and non-paying patients access to top quality medical care.

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Child's Play

The Arizona Children's Center at Maricopa Medical Center has joined forces with "Child's Play" to help hospitalized children pass the time by playing donated video games. More...

Maricopa Medical Center Child Life Wish List

We are most in need of items listed below under "Infant" and "Adolescent" categories, as well as gift cards in all price ranges. Click here to view the MMC Child Life Wish List.

We greatly appreciate all donations.

Scald Burn Prevention Campaign for Hispanic Families

The Arizona Burn Center, in Phoenix, Arizona, is the second highest patient volume burn center in the nation, treating over 900 adults and children each year. Approximately 300 children each year are hospitalized at the Burn Center, most of whom are hospitalized for scald burns. During 2005 and 2006, Burn Center staff noticed that an alarming number of young Arizona children were sustaining scald burn injuries that required specialized burn care at the Arizona Burn Center. Eighty-six percent (86%) of patients were enrolled in Medicaid. Almost all children were scalded in their own home. Furthermore, over two-thirds of the children hospitalized for scalds were Hispanic. Patients of Hispanic ethnicity traditionally have composed one third of patients admitted to the Burn Center. The dramatic over-representation of Hispanic children among pediatric scald burn patients greatly concerned Burn Center staff.

For more information about the Scald Burn Prevention Campaign for Hispanic Families, click here.

Our Vision, Mission, and Values

Maricopa Integrated Health System's Board of Directors wish to thank you for your comments during the feedback period.  On Wednesday, August 23, the Board adopted our new Vision Statment.

COMMUNITY BENEFITS REPORT

The MIHS Community Benefits Report.

MIHS presents Spanish Bilingual Assistants Class

This four month training course is designed to provide a resource of training staff capable of assisting health care professionals in oral communication with the Spanish speaking patients and / or their families.

Community Strength Project - A Ryan White HIV Part D Program

   Care Planner - HIV/AIDS Community Resource Guide