THE JASON FOUNDATION – ADVOCATES FOR QUALITY CARE  16 UNIVERSAL HEALTH SERVICES, INC.  Our mission is to be the quality provider of choice in all of our communities. The division is well positioned for future growth, as it expands into markets that are currently  underserved, broadens the range of treatment  services it provides and continues to invest in facilities, clinical and administrative personnel, and community activities. Despite its large size, the Behavioral Health Division of UHS maintains an individualized approach  to each facility, providing each with the flexibility to tailor its programs and services to meet the needs of the populations it serves.  UHS is a corporate and local supporter of the National Alliance on Mental Illness (NAMI). This is the nation’s largest grassroots mental health organization and is dedicated to building better lives  for millions of Americans affected by mental illness.  Through the organization’s NAMIWalks, UHS hospitals  participate in large mental health awareness and fundraising events that draw significant local and  regional attention to NAMI and its partners. As an industry leader, UHS has the ability to advocate and influence mental health issues at the national level. At the state level, the company builds solid relationships and is viewed as a true collaborator in public-private partnerships that address important behavioral health issues.  During 2011, UHS expanded its affiliation with the  Jason Foundation (JFI) to create a national network  of acute psychiatric beds. As JFI’s National Clinical  Affiliate, UHS works with the foundation to address  teen suicide and save as many young lives as possible through awareness, education and referral  programs for teens considering suicide. Clark Flatt, CEO (second from right) of the Jason Foundation,  Inc., (JFI), was on hand for the opening of JFI’s newest affiliate office at UHS’  North Star Behavioral Health  in  Anchorage, Alaska. Flatt founded JFI to help prevent youth  suicide after the death of his youngest son, Jason, in 1997.