Calvert Memorial Hospital provides health care to the residents of the Chesapeake Bay area in southern Maryland. Calvert Memorial Hospital, along with Dunkirk Medical Center, Solomons Medical Center, and a handful of specialty centers and clinics, make up Calvert Health System. In addition to acute care, Calvert Memorial and its affiliates offer same-day surgery, outpatient behavioral health care, and diagnostic imaging, as well as such alternative therapies as acupuncture, massage, and hypnotherapy. For long-term and critical care, Calvert Memorial has partnerships with area facilities, including Washington Hospital Center, Children's National Medical Center, and Johns Hopkins, and University of Maryland.

Linkwell Corporation, through its subsidiaries, engages in the development, manufacture, sale, and distribution of disinfectant health care products primarily to the medical industry in China. It offers disinfectant products for various applications, such as skin and mucous membrane disinfectants, hand disinfectants, environment and surface disinfectants, medical devices and equipment disinfectants, machine disinfectants, and animal disinfectants. Linkwell Corporation provides its products in liquids and gel, tablets and powder, aerosol, chemical indicator, foam, and disinfectant appliance forms. It also sells products that are developed and manufactured by third parties. Linkwell Corporation’s customers include hospitals, medical suppliers, and distribution companies. Linkwell Corporation was founded in 1988 and is based in Shanghai, China.

Hackensack University Medical Center hospital has nearly 800 beds and serves the residents of northern New Jersey and parts of New York. Hackensack University Medical Center administers general medical and surgical care, as well as an array of specialty care. The medical center provides treatment for sick kids through its Joseph M. Sanzari Children's Hospital and the Tomorrow's Children's Institute (specializing in cancer and blood disorders). Founded in 1888, the system has more than 1,500 physicians and dentists on staff (it adds about 100 doctors each year).

Sisters opened a private hospital, establishing the foundation for what would eventually be the Sisters of Charity of Leavenworth Health System (SCLHS). Today, the not-for-profit health care organization operates nine hospitals and four clinics throughout California, Colorado, Kansas, and Montana, with a total of more than 2,000 beds. Its facilities include acute care, extended care, and rehabilitation services. True to its name, the organization's facilities continue to provide health services to low-income and uninsured people.

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.

Founded in 1959 by Grace Sprenger, Sprenger Health Care is owned and operated by members of the Sprenger family. Sprenger Enterprises (dba Sprenger Health Care Centers) provides senior Buckeye Staters with a range of housing and care options that include nursing, assisted living, and independent living homes. Scattered throughout northeastern Ohio, Sprenger Health Care operates more than a dozen centers providing services that include physical, occupational, and speech therapy, as well as psychiatric support, respite and hospice care. The centers also administer specialized treatment for patients suffering from Alzheimer's disease and dementia.

Founded in 1976 by the parents of managing director Peter Myers, Altomed has customers both within the UK and internationally. Focusing its business on the eyes of the world, Altomed resells stainless steel and titanium instruments and single-use devices for opthalmic surgery, acting as a distributor for such companies as Labtician, Rhein Medical, and Volk Optical. Altomed also offers some repair services on instruments, diamond knives, and other products. The company sells products to optometrists and veterinary surgeons, as well. It has expanded its product line to include Microwash trays, used by hospitals to decontaminate instruments used in micro-surgery.

University of Pennsylvania Health System (UPHS) may be steeped in history, but its services are on the cutting edge of health care. The network of hospitals and associated care facilities serve Pennsylvania's Philadelphia County and the surrounding area. The health system provides emergency, primary, and long-term care services, as well as specialties including oncology, neurology, and cardiology. Its hospitals have a total of some 1,600 beds and include the Pennsylvania Hospital (founded by Ben Franklin), Penn Presbyterian Medical Center, and the Hospital of the University of Pennsylvania. UPHS also conducts research programs in areas such as cancer, neuroscience, genetics, and ophthalmology.

Lane Frost Health and Rehabilitation Center is a private, not for profit Long Term Acute Care Hospital (LTACH), located in southeastern Oklahoma. At Lane Frost Health and Rehabilitation Center we use an interdisciplinary team approach to treatment specifically designed for patients that need a longer acute care recovery period of 25 days or more. We specialize in the medical management of patients with complex, unresolved, acute, chronic, or catastrophic illnesses, as well as multi-system disease processes. Patients benefit from our unique LTACH environment that delivers acute medical care and therapy services while maximizing our patients recover process. Our disciplinary team approach to treatment is led by a select group of dedicated local physicians who are committed to providing quality patient care. Our nurses, therapists, nutritionists, and case managers work with our physicians to assist our patients in getting personalized, compassionate care in the most efficient and appropriate manner. Each patient is unique and the pre-admission evaluation will begin the treatment plan necessaryh to identifyr specific goals during hospitilazation.

Hays Medical Center brings big city health care to rural Kansas. The not-for-profit hospital, which has about 200 beds, provides both acute and tertiary medical care to the Midwestern plains. In addition to medical, surgical, and pediatric care, Hays Medical Center offers home care, hospice, skilled nursing, rehabilitation, and behavioral health services, along with centers for cardiac care (the DeBakey Heart Institute) and cancer treatment (the Dreiling/Schmidt Cancer Center). The organization also operates specialty and rural health clinics. Hays Medical Center grows through selective acquisitions, such as its buys of Hays Orthopaedic Clinic and, in 2010, a physician practice focused on breast health.

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