About CharterCARE Health Partners
Welcome to CharterCARE Health of Rhode Island
We’re proud to announce that Roger Williams Medical Center and Our Lady of Fatima Hospital are now part of CharterCARE Health of Rhode Island, under local, non-profit ownership. This transition strengthens our deep community roots and reinforces our mission: delivering exceptional healthcare with skill, compassion, and a focus on the people we serve. Our network provides a broad range of services, including world-class cancer care, specialized surgeries, rehabilitation, and primary care through multiple locations. We remain dedicated to ensuring convenient access and an outstanding patient experience—highlighted by Emergency Department wait times that average 30 minutes or less.
Our Coordinated Network
CharterCARE Health of Rhode Island is a regional care system designed to meet patients where they are, with the right care at the right time and place. By coordinating services across multiple levels of care, we optimize both quality and affordability, while improving population health outcomes for Rhode Islanders.
Our affiliates include:
- Roger Williams Medical Center
- Our Lady of Fatima Hospital
- Roger Williams Cancer Center
- Blackstone Valley Surgicare
- Southern New England Rehabilitation Center
- St. Joseph Health Center
- CharterCARE Home Health Services
- Prospect Provider Group of Rhode Island
- CharterCARE Medical Associates
Commitment to Community Health
As a newly local, non-profit health system, our promise is simple: to put patients and community first in every decision we make. Beyond the walls of our hospitals, this means investing in programs that promote wellness, expand access, and improve quality of life for all Rhode Islanders.
Whether it’s strengthening primary care, advancing specialty services, or building partnerships with schools, nonprofits, and neighborhood organizations, our focus is on being more than a healthcare provider—we are an active community partner. We believe that when our community thrives, so do our patients.
In addition, CharterCARE conducts a comprehensive Community Health Needs Assessment (CHNA) every three years to better understand and respond to evolving needs. Working in collaboration with the Rhode Island Department of Health and other local organizations, we identify priorities and develop programs that address the most pressing challenges facing our neighbors.
We are CharterCARE Health of Rhode Island—and we care for you.