CEP America

CEP America merged with its management-services organization, MedAmerica, in 2015 and rebranded the combined entity as Vituity (per the firm's official communications, 2015). The legacy CEP America partnership structure and contract portfolio were fully absorbed into Vituity's operations. CEP America no longer operates as an independent entity or brand.

Vituity operates as a physician partnership, a structure it inherited directly from CEP America's founding in 1975. Unlike publicly traded staffing firms where clinicians are employees, Vituity physicians become equity partners after a trial period, sharing in profits and voting on governance. This partnership model gives frontline doctors ownership-level incentives and control over clinical operations.

The organization, operating under the Vituity brand, covers emergency medicine, hospital medicine, critical care, anesthesiology, psychiatry, and telehealth services. Emergency medicine remains the core legacy since CEP America's founding in 1975. The partnership has expanded coverage into additional acute-care specialties primarily through new hospital contracts and practice acquisitions.

Vituity reports approximately 5,500 clinicians as of recent disclosures, including roughly 1,400 physician partners. The organization services more than 400 practice locations, primarily in community hospitals across California, the Midwest, and the Mid-Atlantic.

Yes, Vituity operates the Vituity Cares Foundation, which directs charitable giving toward community health initiatives. This foundation represents the continuation of the organization's charitable activities post-2015 merger, though CEP America's specific philanthropic history as a standalone entity is not widely documented in public records.