Cooper University Health Care

Cooper University Health Care, also known as Cooper University Hospital, operates as an academic health system that delivers a broad range of medical services including inpatient hospital care, outpatient clinics, specialty centers, and emergency services. The organization is affiliated with Cooper Medical School of Rowan University, integrating clinical practice with medical education and research. Its service area encompasses residents of Camden County and the wider Delaware Valley region in the United States, providing care to a diverse patient population. The health system offers services across numerous specialties such as cardiology, oncology, neurology, orthopedics, and women's health, among others. By combining patient care with training of future physicians and health professionals, it fulfills both a clinical and an academic mission.

As a nonprofit entity, Cooper University Health Care is governed by a board of trustees and operates under the Cooper Health System umbrella, which includes additional hospitals, ambulatory sites, and physician networks. The organization holds designation as a Level I trauma center, indicating its capacity to provide the highest level of emergency care for severe injuries. It also hosts the MD Anderson Cancer Center at Cooper, reflecting a specialized partnership in cancer treatment and research. These attributes position Cooper University Health Care as a leading tertiary care provider in its geographic market, distinguished by its integration of clinical excellence, medical education, and specialized specialty programs. Ownership remains with the nonprofit Cooper Health System, and there is no publicly traded parent company.