Connecting hospitals to the solutions behind their sustainability goals.
Every hospital here has set real sustainability targets. We match those initiatives with proven, ready-to-deploy solutions from reusable devices to anesthetic gas alternatives so progress doesn't have to start from scratch.
- Hospitals
- 118
- Stated goals
- 373
- Achieved
- 33
Every hospital's public sustainability commitments tracked with baseline years, deadlines, and current progress.
We surface vetted vendors, reusable devices, and circular programs aligned to each goal so teams know what's ready today.
See which approaches are working, where, and use that signal to accelerate your own roadmap.
Furthest along, today
Gundersen Health System (Emplify Health)
On October 14, 2014, Gundersen became the first U.S. health system to produce more energy than it consumed, achieving net zero energy through a portfolio of biomass, wind, geothermal, and biogas projects.
Advocate Christ Medical Center
Part of Advocate Health, which received Health Care Without Harm's 2023 Climate Leadership Silver Award. 13 Advocate hospitals were named ASHE Energy to Care Sustainability Champions in 2024, and Advocate Christ was a 2024 Practice Greenhealth Top 25 honoree.
Seattle Children's Hospital
Pediatric leader that pledged in 2020 to be carbon neutral by 2025. Recognized by The Joint Commission for an anesthesiology led project to reduce inhaled anesthetic gas emissions.
Earliest in their journey
Hospitals with stated goals but the lowest reported progress so far opportunities to partner, share practices, and accelerate.
Fairview Health Services (system)
Fairview Health Services is a Minnesota-based nonprofit system with ~30,000 team members, 10 hospitals, and 80+ clinics. Fairview's public sustainability page states that environmental goals are currently under evaluation and are being revamped across seven focus areas: Energy Efficiency, Environmentally Preferable Purchasing, Sustainable Facility Design, Healthy Food Systems, Waste Reduction & Recycling, Water Conservation, and Employee Engagement. No quantitative emissions, waste, or water targets have been published yet. Tracked here as a placeholder so commitments can be added once disclosed.
Commonwealth Health (system)
Commonwealth Health is a northeastern Pennsylvania hospital system anchored by Regional Hospital of Scranton, Moses Taylor Hospital, Wilkes-Barre General Hospital, and Tyler Memorial. The system is in the middle of an ownership transition and has no published quantitative sustainability or waste-reduction targets at this time. Tracked here as a placeholder so commitments can be added once disclosed.
Marshall Health Network (system)
Marshall Health Network is a West Virginia–based not-for-profit academic health system affiliated with the Marshall University Joan C. Edwards School of Medicine, comprising Cabell Huntington Hospital (303 beds), St. Mary's Medical Center (413 beds), Hoops Family Children's Hospital (72 beds), and Rivers Health (101 acute-care beds). In July 2025 MHN created a new system-level VP of Facilities & Support Services role overseeing maintenance, construction, clinical engineering, safety, food services, and environmental services — a structural step toward coordinated facilities and environmental management. No public quantitative climate or waste targets are disclosed yet.