Scripps Health

Scripps Health

Scripps Health was established in 1924 by philanthropist Ellen Browning Scripps as a non-profit integrated health care delivery system. The organization now runs five hospital campuses and numerous outpatient centers in the San Diego region. The system targets private equity, venture capital, and growth investments. It reports a 9.78% allocation to private equity and maintains ticket sizes between $5M and $50M. Geographic focus centers on the United States. Confirmed holdings include joint ventures such as Eastlake Behavioral Health Hospital and Select Specialty Hospital – San Diego. Scripps Health employs 17,800 people. It maintains the Scripps Health Foundation, established in 1924, which manages donor contributions and reported $95M in estimated giving. State Street Bank and Trust Company serves as custodian since 2024. The entity operates as a non-profit health system whose investment program sits inside a larger clinical and real estate mandate rather than a standalone family office structure.