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Connecticut Children's Medical Center (CCMC) centerpiece is its children's hospital that cares for children from babyhood to adulthood with a variety of services including surgery, behavioral care, and emergency medicine. The critical care department houses a Level I Pediatric Intensive Care Unit (PICU) that receives referral patients from more than 30 hospitals throughout the region. The center also conducts clinical research and provides pediatric training to health professionals. CCMC is home to more than 10 outpatient facilities throughout Connecticut and a 120-student school for children with physical and behavioral challenges.

Conway Medical Center (CMC) is famous in its own right for providing a wide range of health care services to residents of eastern South Carolina. The private, not-for-profit, 210-bed hospital provides services including primary, diagnostic, emergency, surgical, maternal and pediatric, and rehabilitative care. CMC specializes in heart health, hospice care, and occupational health. Additionally, CMC operates the Kingston Nursing Center, an about 90-bed long-term nursing and rehabilitative care facility and the Conway Physicians Group, which is home to about 10 physician practices offering a range of specialties.

A hospital was established in Conway in 1921 when Colonel John E. Little donated a tract of land to the city for a building site. In 1938, the hospital was organized as Conway Memorial Hospital, a non-profit corporation with seven board members. The hospital moved to its present location across the street from the original building in July, 1957, with sixty beds. Today, Conway Regional Health System provides complete health care services to the growing communities of north Central Arkansas including Faulkner, Conway, Perry, Van Buren and Cleburne counties.

Cook Children's Health Care System takes care of children of all ages in the Dallas-Fort Worth metroplex. It encompasses the Cook Children's Medical Center (with rougly 300 beds), Cook Children's Home Health, and Cook Children's Health Plan. In addition, its physician network has offices at dozens of locations in Denton, Hood, and Tarrant counties. Specialties include behavioral health services, bone marrow transplants, craniofacial reconstruction, oncology, and nuclear medicine. Cook's Life After Cancer Program is funded by the Lance Armstrong Foundation and helps people manage and survive cancer.

Cookeville Regional Medical Center (CRMC) serves east-central potions of Tennessee. Specialty units include The Heart Center (cardiac rehabilitation), The Cancer Center (cancer treatment), and The Spine Center (spinal surgery). Other services include orthopedics, sports medicine, physical therapy, vascular surgery, pediatrics, and critical care. Founded in 1950, the community hospital has about 250 beds and more than 140 physicians with 36 specialties on its medical staff. The Foundation at CRMC provides non-profit fundraising and charity programs.

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