Gadsden Regional Medical Center is a general acute care hospital with about 350 beds and a medical staff of some 200 physicians. The hospital provides inpatient medical, surgical, and behavioral health care, as well as ambulatory surgery, diagnostic imaging, and other outpatient services. Specialties include cardiology, oncology, neurology, orthopedics, and women's and children's care. Additionally, Gadsden Regional offers home health care and hospice services and runs a retail home medical equipment store. The health system is part of the Triad Hospitals group, which was acquired by Community Health Systems in 2007.

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.

Urologix's Targis and CoolWave systems are designed to treat benign prostate hyperplasia, or enlargement of the prostate. The systems use Cooled ThermoTherapy, a noninvasive catheter-based therapy that applies microwave heat to the diseased areas of the prostate, while cooling and protecting urethral tissue. The treatment, an alternative to drug therapy, does not require anesthesia or surgery and can be administered on an outpatient basis. Urologix markets its products through a direct sales force in the US, as well as through international distributors.

Emergency Medical Services Corporation company is the parent of AMR Inc., the largest private ambulance service in the US, and EmCare Holdings, a leading medical staffing firm that specializes in filling emergency rooms with doctors and nurses. AMR has approximately 3,300 contracts with clients (cities, government agencies, health care providers, and insurance companies) in more than 35 states for emergency and non-emergency transport services. EmCare provides staffing services to more than 450 hospitals and physician groups in 40 states. Private investment firm Onex controls the company.

Monroe County Medical Center provides both medical and behavioral health services for the residents of Monroe County, Kentucky. The medical center includes an acute-care hospital, home health and adult day care, and an emergency center. The nearly 50-bed facility also offers nutrition counseling, CPR classes, diabetes education, and a cancer support group.

Centura Health was established in 1996 as a not-for-profit health care system serving the Denver metro area and surrounding counties. The health system encompasses 12 hospitals (with a combined bed count of about 2,800), seven senior living communities as well as home care, hospice, home medical equipment, and oxygen services. Centura partners with a bevy of local diagnostic imaging and ambulatory surgery centers in rural and mountainous regions to provide those communities with better access to services. The system was established by Catholic Health Initiatives and Adventist Health System.

Parkway Holdings provides health care services in Singapore, Malaysia, China, Brunei, and India through a regional network of hospitals and health care facilities. The integrated health system includes some 20 hospitals providing services such as emergency and acute care, general medicine, diagnostic services, primary and dental care, and rehabilitative care. The system also includes managed care, home care, and other outpatient services; and specialty treatment centers for cancer, liver ailments, and other chronic medical problems. Other subsidiaries provide laboratory research and health care IT and management services. Parkway Holdings was acquired by Malaysian investment firm Khazanah Nasional in 2010.

Since 1927 Middle Tennessee Medical Center has been committed to physical, emotional and spiritual healing. MTMC is the leading healthcare provider in Rutherford County and we continue to grow our services in order to meet the healthcare needs of our community. MTMC is in the process of building a new $268 million facility that will be equipped with state-of-the-art technology. The hospital will provide 286 all-private patient rooms and is designed to facilitate a healing and spiritual environment. Our mission is to serve all persons, with special attention to those who are poor and vulnerable, while improving the health of individuals and communities. MTMC provides both physical and financial support for many community programs. In fiscal year 2007, MTMC gave almost $12 million in charity care. Saint Thomas Health Services’ regional health system consists of five hospitals – Baptist and Saint Thomas Hospitals and the Center for Spinal Sugery in Nashville, Middle Tennessee Medical Center in Murfreesboro and Hickman Community Hospital in Centerville – and a comprehensive network of affiliated joint ventures in diagnostics, cardiac services and ambulatory surgery as well as medical practices, clinics and rehabilitation facilities. STHS is a member of Ascension Health, a Catholic organization that is the largest not-for-profit health system in the United States.

Saint Vincent Catholic Medical Centers still knows a thing or two about resuscitation. The beleaguered hospital system emerged from bankruptcy in 2007 after two years under Chapter 11 protection, and laid out plans to build a new, smaller facility. But apparently the system was still too weak to survive and it filed for Chapter 11 protection again in 2010. It is reviewing strategic alternatives for its facilities; it closed its acute care hospital, the 440-bed St. Vincent's Hospital-Manhattan, and is selling off additional assets. Other centers still operating include St. Vincent's Hospital-Westchester as well as three skilled nursing and rehabilitation centers.

BSD Medical has developed equipment to provide hyperthermia treatment, specifically for treating cancer (including melanoma, breast cancer, brain cancer, and cervical cancer) in tandem with chemotherapy and radiation therapy or as a stand-alone treatment. BSD Medical was the first to develop an approvable hyperthermia system, which uses focused radio frequencies and microwaves to heat cancer cells until they die. The company's devices are designed to target superficial tumors, as well as tumors located deep within a patient's body. Its products are sold to clinics, hospitals, and other cancer-treatment institutions through its sales force and external distributors.

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