Rowan Regional Medical Center serves central North Carolina. The acute care facility has nearly 270 beds and a host of centers dedicated to cancer care, cardiac rehabilitation, behavioral health, pain management, sleep medicine, and women's health. Founded in 1936, Rowan Regional also has a specialized rehabilitation unit for those recovering from ailments such as brain, orthopedic, or stroke injuries and those living with neurological and neuromuscular disorders. Faced with mounting debt, Rowan Regional merged into Novant Health in 2008. The larger system plans to invest about $200 million in Rowan Regional and help it build a smaller community hospital in its region.

Xograph Healthcare is a specialist company that sells medical-imaging equipment to health care providers involved in general diagnostic radiology, mammography, and mobile imaging. In addition to X-ray equipment manufactured by other companies, Xograph designs and manufactures quality control instruments for X-ray equipment. The company provides technical support for its equipment. Sales efforts focus on hospitals (NHS, private, and military) and veterinary clinics in the UK and Ireland. Other clients include chiropractors, research labs, and industrial users. Xograph sells its products in more than 35 countries.

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.

In CHRISTUS there is no east or west, but plenty of care nonetheless. The Catholic health care system operates more than 50 hospitals, including general hospitals and long-term acute care facilities. The majority of its operations are in Louisiana and Texas, but the not-for-profit organization also has facilities in Arkansas, Georgia, Missouri, New Mexico, and Utah, and in several states in Mexico. In addition to its acute care facilities, CHRISTUS Health runs outpatient centers, medical groups, home health and hospice agencies, and senior living facilities. Specialized services include oncology, pediatrics, rehabilitation, and women's and children's health care.

Drew Scientific specializes in the design, manufacture, and distribution of analytical systems for laboratory testing. It provides cell counters, hemoglobin analyzers, and other instruments and testing consumables (reagents) for use in the diagnosis and monitoring of diabetes, cardiovascular diseases, and hematology. The company also sells its products to the animal health and veterinary research markets. Drew Scientific has operations in the US and in the UK, and its products are sold in countries around the globe. The company is a subsidiary of Escalon Medical.

Serving residents of Fort Myers and surrounding areas in Southwestern Florida's Lee County, the community-owned, not-for-profit health care system is home to four acute care hospitals (with a total of some 1,400 beds), a home health agency, a nursing home, and numerous outpatient treatment and diagnostic centers. The flagship Lee Memorial Hospital also houses an inpatient rehabilitation hospital and a dedicated children's hospital. Lee Health Systems' corporate services include pre-employment screenings, drug screens, and wellness programs.

Acclarent's medical technology helps people breathe easy without surgery. The company created the Balloon Sinuplasty, a minimally-invasive device used to treat patients with chronic sinusitis. The Balloon Sinuplasty opens blocked sinuses by inflating a balloon in the sinus cavity instead of cutting away bone and tissue, and patients can return to work as soon as the next day. The FDA-approved device is marketed directly to ear, nose, and throat (ENT) doctors in the US and internationally. Acclarent was acquired by Ethicon, a Johnson & Johnson subsidiary and a leading maker of medical equipment, in 2010.

Mercury Medical manufactures the medical equipment used to administer and monitor medical gasses for respiratory, anesthesia, and critical care. It also offers technical consulting services, equipment repair, and equipment reconditioning services. Customers include hospitals, biomedical clinics, and home care clients. Along with marketing its own products, its sales team also represents products from other life-support equipment manufacturers. It distributes products directly to institutional customers in the southeastern US; elsewhere it relies on a network of distributors. Mercury Medical ships its medical supplies for home health directly to customers through its ShurShip division.

Presbyterian Hospital with more than 550 beds and bassinets, the hospital offers a full range of medical, surgical, and specialty services to a quarter of a million patients each year. The not-for-profit health system operates two other general hospitals in Huntersville and Matthews, as well as an orthopedic hospital and Hemby Children's Hospital. In addition, Presbyterian Healthcare maintains a network of primary care and specialty physicians and operates numerous outpatient centers, urgent care clinics, and other ancillary facilities. The system is a subsidiary of Novant Health.

UC Health is Cincinnati's scholarly health care provider. The medical provider, formerly known as The Health Alliance of Greater Cincinnati, is a partnership between the University of Cincinnati, University Hospital, and the University of Cincinnati Physicians. Additionally, UC Health is home to the West Chester Medical Center (a full-service community hospital), the Drake Center rehabilitation hospital, and the UC Health Surgical Hospital. Another physician practice group, UC Health Primary Care (formerly Alliance Primary Care), operates general practice locations. UC Health was formed in 1994 and originally included five hospitals.

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