The Jericho Foundation

"Because they're our future, too. The Jericho Center for Genetic Medicine."

―Billboard advertisement in New York

The Jericho Foundation is an international biomedical research organization dedicated to studying the mutant phenomenon. Jericho operates a number of laboratories and clinics around the world, from consulting offices to entire hospital campuses. Officially, their mission is to create pharmaceutical and technological solutions for a world populated by mutants. However, their methods and their treatment of mutant patients indicates that they may have more sinister goals.

The Jericho Foundation has been recognized as the leading developer of mutant-related technology in the United States and has received numerous government grants in exchange for products that now enjoy widespread use by hospitals and law enforcement agencies.

History

Facilities

The Jericho Foundation operates numerous facilities around the world in order to study the largest possible cross-section of the mutant subspecies. These facilities vary in their size, purpose, and transparency to the public.

• The Jericho Center for Genetic Medicine is the largest facility operated by the Jericho Foundation in the United States. Located in a secluded valley near the border between New York and Connecticut, the Center, sometimes called "Jericho East," consists of nearly a dozen buildings surrounded by a high-security perimeter. The facilities include an extensive underground compound of laboratories, operating rooms, and holding cells for mutant patients deemed either too dangerous or too valuable to keep at the surface. These underground facilities are kept secret from the public. It was here that Jamie Morrigan was held before she was rescued by Dragon and Spectre.

• The Jozua Clinic

Technology

Personnel

Appearances

Birdhouse in Your Soul

Mutant operatives infiltrated the Jericho Center in Connecticut to abduct Jamie Morrigan, a young girl who was scheduled for a transfer to Vanguard's primary facility in Montana.