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Broward Health
Broward Health is a public healthcare system founded in 1938 in Fort Lauderdale, Florida. It operates in the healthcare industry, providing services including...
Broward Health
Broward Health is a public healthcare system founded in 1938 in Fort Lauderdale, Florida. It operates in the healthcare industry, providing services including emergency and trauma care, maternity services, orthopedics, pediatrics, rehabilitation, robotic surgery, and transplant services. The company was formerly known as North Broward Hospital District.
General information
Firm type
Government / Public Body
Year founded
1938
Location
Region
North America
Country
United States
City
Fort Lauderdale
Corporate office
Fort Lauderdale, FL, United States
Principals
Shane Strum
President and CEO
Paul Tanner
Chair of the Board of Commissioners
Stacy Angier
Vice Chair of the Board of Commissioners
Jonathan Hage
Secretary/Treasurer of the Board
Sector focus
Frequently asked questions
Who governs investment and operational decisions at Broward Health?
The Board of Commissioners, appointed by the Governor of Florida, sets the system's strategic direction and holds fiduciary authority over its assets. Day-to-day management rests with President and CEO Shane Strum and the executive leadership team. The board includes local business and community leaders such as Chair Paul Tanner, a registered financial advisor, and Secretary/Treasurer Jonathan Hage.
Does Broward Health invest in venture capital, private equity, or hedge funds?
There is no public record of Broward Health operating a dedicated investment office or making limited-partner commitments to venture capital, private equity, or hedge funds. Its capital base is overwhelmingly deployed into fixed assets — hospitals, medical office buildings, and emergency departments — that directly support its clinical mission.
What is the Broward Health Foundation and how does it relate to the health system?
The Broward Health Foundation is the system's official philanthropic affiliate. It raises and manages charitable donations to fund facility upgrades, new equipment, and community health programs across the Broward Health network. While legally distinct, its activities directly support the system's capital priorities and patient-care initiatives.
What real estate does Broward Health own, and where is it located?
Broward Health's owned real estate is concentrated in Broward County and includes clinical and supporting properties. Documented sites include a medical office building on Andrews Avenue in Fort Lauderdale, a medical building in Deerfield Beach, a medical office building in Oakland Park, a freestanding emergency department in Sunrise, and undeveloped land in Parkland — all held as operational assets rather than investment portfolio holdings.
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