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Princeton Community Hospital serves the residents of southern West Virginia. The health care facility provides acute care, home health care services, physical therapy, behavioral medicine, laboratory, and other health care services. Specialty medical divisions include cardiovascular and cancer care, organ transplants, radiology, sleep disorder diagnostics, and women's health. The hospital has about 190 beds and a medical staff of more than 100 physicians. Affiliates include the Athens Family Practice and Mercer Medical Group outpatient clinics and the Princeton Health Care Center nursing home. Princeton Community Hospital was founded in 1970.

Princeton HealthCare System (PHCS) provides acute medical services to Ivy Leaguers (and the rest of us) in central New Jersey. The system is home to the University Medical Center at Princeton, a 310-bed hospital that provides comprehensive medical and surgical services and is a teaching affiliate of the UMDNJ-Robert Wood Johnson Medical School. Among the organization's other operations are the Merwick Care Center, a skilled nursing facility providing transitional and long-term care, and Princeton House Behavioral Health, an inpatient psychiatric facility. PHCS also offers acute rehabilitation, home health and hospice care, fitness and wellness programs, and community education.

ProMedica Health System is a not-for-profit health care provider offering a full spectrum of medical services to residents of Ohio and southeastern Michigan. The system is composed of about 10 hospitals (including the 800-bed Toledo Hospital) and nearly 300 other facilities, such as long-term care and rehabilitation centers, a physicians' group, research facilities, and urgent care centers. In addition, ProMedica has a comprehensive elder care program featuring assisted living, skilled nursing, and hospice facilities. The organization also provides HMO services. Founded in 1986, ProMedica is led by CEO Randy Oostra.

Provena Health is a provider of a platoon of health care services for its patrons in the Midwest. Provena operates six hospitals, more than two dozen primary care clinics, about 20 nursing homes and assisted living facilities, five home health agencies, and a range of other health-related programs in north and central Illinois (as well as one nursing home in Avilla, Indiana). The system includes a staff of some 1,700 physicians and more than 1,600 beds. Provena is sponsored by Franciscan Sisters of the Sacred Heart, Servants of the Holy Heart of Mary, and Sisters of Mercy of the Americas.

Providence Hospital and Medical Centers provides health care in the Motor City and surrounding areas. The main Providence Hospital is a 460-bed teaching facility that has been recognized for its cardiology program and offers a variety of other services ranging from cancer treatment and neurosurgery to orthopedics and women's health. The network also includes dozens of affiliated general practice and specialty health clinics. A part of Catholic health ministry St. John Health (a subsidiary of Ascension Health), the not-for-profit medical center was founded in 1845 as St. Vincent's Hospital in Detroit by the Daughters of Charity.

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