Parkview Adventist Medical Center is an acute-care hospital providing health care services such as pediatrics, cardiac care, emergency medicine, orthopedics, and surgery. Founded in 1959, the not-for-profit hospital has nearly 60 beds and offers cardiovascular, intensive care, surgery, diagnostic imaging, and rehabilitation services. It operates primary and specialty care physician offices in the area as well. Affiliated with the Seventh-day Adventist Church, the center provides a variety of health education classes in areas such as stress management and diabetes care. The medical center has embraced information technology advances, including an electronic medical records system.

Founded in 1960, Lane Regional Medical Center Service Corporation has a staff of more than 100 physicians. Lane Regional Medical Center (formerly Lane Memorial Hospital) has 137 beds and provides a full range of medical services, including emergency care, surgery, occupational therapy, pediatrics, psychiatry, imaging, wound care, and sleep studies. The hospital also operates a 30-bed medical rehabilitation center, a 38-bed nursing home, a 12-bed skilled nursing unit, a family practice clinic, and a home health agency.

The Evangelical Lutheran Good Samaritan Society is a Christian social ministry organization that seeks to share God's love in lively community settings and through services that support people in their own homes. In more than 230 locations around the country, Good Samaritan offers Christian Communities of Care in which seniors find many opportunities for a meaningful and full life. There are a host of housing options and services available, from senior living and assisted living to skilled nursing with rehabilitation and long-term care to home care. The Good Samaritan Society’s goal for serving each resident or client is captured by its motto, "In Christ's Love, Everyone Is Someone." The staff members at each Good Samaritan center form an integral part of these Christian communities. Whatever their job is, staff members are invited and trained to weave compassion and hospitality into their daily tasks. The loving relationships that grow between residents and staff help make real in each life a sense of God's presence and peace.

Bronx-Lebanon Hospital Center cares for patients in the central and south Bronx, no doubt while rooting for the Yankees a few blocks away. The health care provider has about 960 beds on its two campuses, as well as psychiatric and nursing home facilities. Hospital specialty units include chest pain, orthopedic, cancer, and women's health centers. In addition, Bronx-Lebanon manages a network of about 70 owned and affiliated medical practices; the network -- branded as BronxCare -- includes primary care doctors and specialty clinics, as well as rehabilitation facilities. The hospital is also a primary teaching hospital for the Albert Einstein College of Medicine.

Alcon, Inc. engages in the development, manufacture, and marketing of pharmaceuticals, surgical equipment and devices, and consumer eye care products to treat primarily diseases and disorders of the eye in the United States and internationally. It offers various prescription ophthalmic pharmaceutical products for glaucoma treatments; anti-infectives, anti-inflammatories, and combination therapies to treat bacterial, viral, and fungal infections of the eye and to control ocular inflammation; products to treat ocular allergies; combination anti-infective/anti-inflammatory products for ear infections; and generic ophthalmic and otic pharmaceutical products. The company’s ophthalmic surgical products consist of surgical equipment, single-use, and disposable products for cataract surgery; vitreoretinal surgical products; surgical procedure packs; and refractive products. Its consumer eye care products include contact lens care products, such as disinfecting solutions, cleaners, and lens rewetting drops; vision care products, including artificial tears to treat dry eye syndrome and ocular vitamins, as well as dietary supplements, such as Age Related Eye Disease Study Formula, Lutein, and Zeaxanthin formula. The company sells its pharmaceutical products to physicians, distributors, wholesalers, hospitals, government agencies, and large retailers; surgical products directly to hospitals and ambulatory surgical centers, and through distributors; and consumer eye care products directly to retailers and optical chains, as well as to distributors for resale directly to smaller retailers and eye care professionals. It was formerly known as Alcon Universal S.A. and changed its name to Alcon, Inc. in December 2001. The company was founded in 1945 and is based in Hunenberg, Switzerland. Alcon, Inc. is a subsidiary of Nestle S.A. As of August 26, 2010, Alcon Inc. operates as a subsidiary of Novartis AG.

Clinch Valley Medical Center oversees southwestern Virginia's acute medical needs. The regional hospital provides medical and emergency care services in about a dozen counties around Richlands, Virginia. Formed in 1938, Clinch Valley Medical Center offers cancer care, cardiac catheterization, diagnostic imaging, laboratory services, women's services, pediatrics, physical rehabilitation services, sleep studies, and surgical services. The medical center has a 175-bed capacity and is part of the LifePoint Hospitals network.

Battle Creek Health System was formed by the 1988 merger of two area hospitals: Leila Y. Post Montgomery Hospital and Community Hospital. It is part of Trinity Health. Battle Creek Health System (BCHS) is a multi-campus health care provider serving residents of south central Michigan. The system includes two acute care hospitals with a total of over 200 beds, a behavioral health center, a variety of outpatient clinics, and a home health care and hospice network. BCHS also includes specialty clinics including a wound healing center, a kidney health clinic, and a cardiac care center. Its Employer Health Services program features two occupational health and therapy clinics.

Affinity Health Plan has a knack for providing health care services to New York families. The not-for-profit company offers a variety of managed care services for low- and moderate-income residents of the New York metro area. Affinity Health Plan company serves more than 225,000 participants in its state-sponsored Child Health Plus, Family Health Plus, Medicaid, and Medicare programs. It also offers specialty programs for maternity, dental, and vision care services. Affinity Health's provider network includes 10,000 primary care and specialist physicians, as well as more than 80 hospitals. Affinity Health Plan company was established in 1986 as the Bronx Health Plan.

Tenet Healthcare is here to spread the doctrine of good health. The for-profit company owns or leases about 50 acute care hospitals with roughly 14,000 beds in a dozen US states. The majority of Tenet's hospitals (60%) are in California, Florida, and Texas. The hospitals range from small community facilities offering basic care to major teaching and research hospitals, such as the nearly 500-bed Atlanta Medical Center. In addition to its acute care holdings, Tenet also operates specialty hospitals, skilled nursing facilities, physician practices, outpatient centers, and other health care facilities that form regional networks around its main hospitals.

Cord Blood Registry(CBR) is the world's largest and most experienced stem cell bank. The company has consistently led the industry in technical innovations and is entrusted with storing more than 350,000 cord blood collections for individuals and their families. CBR has the longest history of accreditation with AABB and the company's quality standards have been recognized through ISO 9001:2009 certification—the global business standard for quality.

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