Hospitals and health systems have partnerships spanning at least 31 of the NFL’s 32 teams for the 2026 season, ranging from player medical care and practice facility naming rights to pediatric programs and training camp sponsorships.
Some teams have changed partners recently. The Green Bay Packers named UW Health their official healthcare partner in April, replacing Bellin Health, now Emplify Health, in that role after nearly two decades. Emplify maintains a separate partnership with the Packers’ Titletown development. The San Francisco 49ers made Sutter Health their official healthcare partner the same month.
Here are 34 health systems with NFL partnerships, listed alphabetically:
AdventHealth (Altamonte Springs, Fla.): Tampa Bay Buccaneers. The system has been the Buccaneers’ hospital partner since 2012, signed a 10-year deal in 2018 naming the team’s headquarters the AdventHealth Training Center, and became presenting partner of training camp in 2024.
Advocate Health (Charlotte, N.C.): Carolina Panthers and Chicago Bears. Atrium Health has been the Panthers’ official healthcare provider since 1995, and its logo appears on the team’s practice uniforms. In April 2026, the Panthers announced naming rights for the Atrium Health Training Facility, expected to open before the team’s 2027 training camp. Advocate Health Care became the Bears’ official healthcare partner in 2017, with its logo on the team’s practice jerseys.
Ascension (St. Louis): Indianapolis Colts. Ascension St. Vincent and Peyton Manning Children’s Hospital are the Colts’ official healthcare partners under a long-term deal.
Atlantic Health (Morristown, N.J.): New York Jets. The system is the Jets’ official healthcare partner and holds naming rights to the Atlantic Health Jets Training Center, the team’s headquarters and practice facility in Florham Park, N.J.
Baptist Health South Florida (Coral Gables, Fla.): Miami Dolphins. Baptist Health is the Dolphins’ official medical team and sports medicine provider, and the team trains at the Baptist Health Training Complex.
Baylor Scott & White Health (Dallas): Dallas Cowboys. The system collaborated with the Cowboys and Frisco Independent School District to develop Baylor Scott & White Sports Therapy & Research at The Star. The 300,000-square-foot medical and sports performance complex opened in 2018 at the Cowboys’ headquarters campus in Frisco, Texas.
Cedars-Sinai (Los Angeles): Los Angeles Rams. Cedars-Sinai became the Rams’ official health partner in 2016 and its physicians also serve as the team’s doctors.
Children’s Hospital Colorado (Aurora, Colo.): Denver Broncos. The hospital renewed and expanded its Broncos partnership in 2024, adding its logo to the team’s practice jerseys. At the time, the Broncos said it would be the only pediatric hospital featured on a practice jersey in the NFL, NHL, NBA or MLB.
Children’s National Hospital (Washington, D.C.): Washington Commanders. The hospital has been the Commanders’ pediatric partner under a multiyear deal since 2023 and presented Kids Day at the team’s 2026 training camp.
CommonSpirit Health (Chicago): Arizona Cardinals, Denver Broncos and Seattle Seahawks. CommonSpirit is the Broncos’ official healthcare partner under a 10-year agreement that began in 2023 as Centura Health and holds naming rights to Broncos Park Powered by CommonSpirit. Its Dignity Health brand holds naming rights to the Dignity Health Arizona Cardinals Training Center in Tempe and plans a medical campus totaling up to 300,000 square feet at the site of the Cardinals’ new headquarters in north Phoenix. CommonSpirit’s Virginia Mason Franciscan Health is the Seahawks’ official medical services provider, and the team’s headquarters and practice facility is the Virginia Mason Athletic Center.
Emory Healthcare (Atlanta): Atlanta Falcons. Emory became the Falcons’ official team healthcare provider in 2018 and opened a 29,000-square-foot clinic at the team’s Flowery Branch, Ga., headquarters in 2021.
Emplify Health (Green Bay and La Crosse, Wis.): Green Bay Packers’ Titletown development. Emplify announced a partnership in April 2026 that includes naming rights to Emplify Health Field and support for community health programming and events at the Packers-created development near Lambeau Field.
Hackensack Meridian Health (Edison, N.J.): New York Giants. Hackensack University Medical Center is the Giants’ hometown hospital.
Henry Ford Health (Detroit): Detroit Lions. Henry Ford has been the Lions’ official healthcare provider since the 1950s. It provides medical services to all four of Detroit’s major pro teams.
Houston Methodist: Houston Texans. Houston Methodist is the Texans’ official healthcare provider.
Hospital for Special Surgery (New York City): New York Giants. HSS is the Giants’ official hospital, and its physicians provide orthopedic and musculoskeletal care to players. The organizations extended their partnership through the 2028 season.
Intermountain Health (Salt Lake City): Las Vegas Raiders. Intermountain has been the Raiders’ official healthcare partner since 2019 and holds naming rights to the Intermountain Health Performance Center, the team’s headquarters and practice facility. In August 2026, the Raiders announced a $25 million gift to Intermountain toward Nevada’s first standalone children’s hospital.
Jefferson Health (Philadelphia): Philadelphia Eagles. Jefferson holds naming rights to the Jefferson Health Training Complex and remains the Eagles’ official health system partner and practice jersey patch sponsor.
Kaleida Health (Buffalo, N.Y.): Buffalo Bills. The Bills’ official healthcare provider secured naming rights to the team’s training facility, now the Kaleida Health Performance Center.
Kettering (Ohio) Health: Cincinnati Bengals. Kettering became the Bengals’ official healthcare provider under a 10-year deal in 2022. The team practices at the Kettering Health Practice Fields, and the system presents training camp.
Mass General Brigham (Somerville, Mass.): New England Patriots. The system is the official sports medicine sponsor of the Patriots and Gillette Stadium under an agreement announced in 2022. Its physicians also serve as team physicians, continuing a player-care relationship that dates to the franchise’s founding in 1960.
MedStar Health (Columbia, Md.): Baltimore Ravens. MedStar has been the Ravens’ medical partner since 2004 and extended the deal through 2035 in 2025. It also runs first aid stations at the team’s stadium.
Mosaic Life Care (St. Joseph, Mo.): Kansas City Chiefs. Mosaic presents Chiefs Training Camp, held at Missouri Western State University in St. Joseph.
Nemours Children’s Health (Jacksonville, Fla.): Jacksonville Jaguars. Nemours became the Jaguars’ pediatric partner under an expanded three-year agreement announced in September 2024. It presents the Jaguars Kids Club and sponsors a pregame “combine” featuring football drills for children.
Ochsner Health (New Orleans): New Orleans Saints. Ochsner has been the Saints’ official healthcare provider since 2005 and extended the partnership by 10 years in 2025. The team trains at the Ochsner Sports Performance Center.
Sutter Health (Sacramento, Calif.): San Francisco 49ers. Sutter is the 49ers’ exclusive healthcare partner across orthopedics and sports medicine, heart and vascular care, neurosciences and cancer.
UCLA Health (Los Angeles): Los Angeles Chargers. UCLA Health is the Chargers’ official medical partner and presenting partner of training camp.
UF Health (Gainesville, Fla.): Jacksonville Jaguars. UF Health signed a four-year branding partnership with the Jaguars starting in the 2024 season, including game signage and an entitlement game.
University Hospitals (Cleveland): Cleveland Browns. UH has been the Browns’ official healthcare partner since 2014 and signed a long-term extension in 2023.
University of Kansas Health System (Kansas City, Kan.): Kansas City Chiefs. The system is the Chiefs’ official healthcare provider, a role it has held since 2012. The team trains at the University of Kansas Health System Training Complex.
UPMC (Pittsburgh): Pittsburgh Steelers. UPMC is the Steelers’ official sports medicine provider and holds naming rights to the UPMC Rooney Sports Complex, the team’s training facility.
UW Health (Madison, Wis.): Green Bay Packers. Under a multiyear deal signed in April 2026, UW Health has a gate at Lambeau Field, a logo patch on practice jerseys and presenting rights to Packers Training Camp and Family Night.
Vanderbilt Health (Nashville, Tenn.): Tennessee Titans. The Titans’ official healthcare provider is a founding sponsor of the new Nissan Stadium, set to open in 2027, and the team’s headquarters is now the Vanderbilt Health Football Center.
VHC Health (Arlington, Va.): Washington Commanders. VHC has been the Commanders’ official women’s health partner since 2023.
Health systems say the deals can pay off. Hackensack Meridian Health’s Giants partnership yields a $25 patient acquisition cost, several times lower than the industry figure, the system’s chief marketing officer said at a Becker’s event.
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