Altru Health System provides medical care throughout northeastern North Dakota and northwestern Minnesota. The integrated health care network administers everything from primary care to inpatient medical and surgical care through its Altru Hospital (with roughly 260 beds) and about a dozen primary care clinics. It also operates a cancer center, a rehabilitation center, dialysis facilities, and home health providers. For area seniors, Altru Health operates Parkwood Place, a senior living facility that provides several levels of care to residents, depending on need. Altru Health was formed in 1997 by the integration of Grand Forks Clinic and United Health Services.

Valley Home Care is part of Valley Health System. Valley Home Care is there when you need care at home in the valley. The company offers specialty health care as well as end-of-life palliative care in patients' homes. Specialist tend to those who need follow up care after a stay at sibling The Valley Hospital or other area hospitals. Valley Home Care's services include maternal and child care, rehabilitation therapy, nutritional counseling, diabetes support, IV therapy, and eldercare. Its hospice program has doctors, nurses, social workers, clergy, and companion volunteers available. Its Butterflies and Journeys programs provide medical care, education, and family support for dying children and their families.

Trustmark Mutual Holding Company established in 1913 as the Brotherhood of All Railway Employees to provide disability coverage to railroad workers, the company still provides workplace benefits in the US. Trustmark offers group health insurance to employer and affinity groups, benefits administration for companies that self-fund, and voluntary benefits (life, disability, and illness insurance) sold in the workplace. To help its customers control costs and boost employee health, it also offers consumer health advice providers HealthFit and Health Contact Partners. Trustmark Mutual Holding is owned by its policyholders.

Scott & White serves the health care needs of Central Texas. The health care organization is a multi-specialty physician-led organization that operates hospitals in Temple, Brenham, Killeen, Round Rock, Taylor, and Waco. It also operates some 60 regional clinics throughout the area. More than 1,100 doctors are associated with the health network. Scott & White's flagship campus in Temple has about 640 beds and includes a children's hospital, a long-term acute care hospital, and a mental health clinic. Founded in the 1890s, Scott & White is a teaching affiliate of Texas A&M University and is also engaged in medical research. Additionally, the organization owns the Scott & White Health Plan.

BHS was founded in 1892 and took its present form in 1985. The system is sponsored by the Benedictine Sisters of St. Scholastica Monastery in Duluth, Minnesota. Benedictine Health System (BHS) is a provider of senior care services in the Midwest. The health system mostly serves rural and smaller communities in seven states. It operates about 40 long-term care facilities including nursing homes, assisted-living centers, and independent senior housing developments. Other offerings include adult day-care, transitional care, and outpatient rehabilitation. Many of its facilities are integrated campuses that provide a spectrum of services.

Founded in 1952, the regional medical center serves South Mississippi and its "Hub City," so named for its importance to early rail and lumber interests in the Pine Belt area. With some 500 acute care beds, FGH offers general medical and surgical care, as well as specialty care in heart disease, cancer, and women's health. Other facilities include Pine Grove, a behavioral health center offering psychiatric and substance abuse treatment, an inpatient rehabilitation facility, and an outpatient surgery center. The hospital system also operates a home health care agency and nearby 100-bed Highland Community Hospital.

Harmony Health Plan of Illinois operates a Medicaid HMO that serves about 140,000 Medicaid recipients in a handful of counties in southwestern Illinois and eastern Missouri. Operated through state contracts, the company's managed health care plans include programs for needy families, supplemental security income recipients, and children of low-income families. Its plans cover basic medical care, including hospitalization, yearly check-ups, and emergency room visits, as well as pharmacy co-payments and dental and transportation services. Harmony Health Plan is a subsidiary of WellCare. It operates as Harmony Health Plans of Missouri in that market.

Straumann Holding AG is a global leader in manufacturing dental implants. The company also makes prosthetics, products for dental tissue regeneration, and the tools and instruments to help install its products. It has introduced a synthetic bone-replacement material to help build up jaw bone in preparation for placing implants, and the company regularly invests in additional research and development efforts. Board member Dr. Thomas Straumann holds about 30% of the company's stock.

In 1903, at the suggestion of Ellen White, a group of leaders from the General Conference of Seventh-day Adventists went from Battle Creek, Michigan to Washington, DC in search of a new location for the denominational headquarters, a publishing house, a sanitarium, and a college. They found just what they were looking for in Takoma Park, Maryland. Ellen White contributed a part of the proceeds from the sale of the book "The Ministry of Healing" to help build the sanitarium, and Adventist HealthCare was born. Today, Adventist HealthCare is a non-profit network of healthcare providers that includes hospitals, home health agencies, nursing centers, and other healthcare services.Based in Rockville, Maryland, Adventist HealthCare employs more than 7,200 people and cares for more than 450,000 men, women and children in our community each year among our various entities and services. The primary service areas for Adventist HealthCare are the Washington, D.C. metropolitan area and northwestern New Jersey.

Putting hospital corners on the sheets for about 3,000 beds is all in a day's work for the HCA Virginia Health System (formerly HCA Richmond Health System). Part of the HCA family, the system operates about a dozen hospitals in central, northern, and southwestern Virginia. Its hospitals include Alleghany Regional Hospital, CJW Medical Center (which includes the Levinson Heart Hospital), Henrico Doctors' Hospital (and its Retreat Hospital campus), John Randolph Medical Center, and Montgomery Regional Hospital. The medical system also operates general health clinics, imaging centers, and surgery centers for outpatient procedures.

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