St. John Providence Health System is comprised of seven hospitals plus more than 125 medical facilities in southeast Michigan. Every year at St. John Providence Health System, we touch thousands of lives in southeast Michigan through services such as heart, cancer, obstetrics, neurosciences, orthopedics, physical rehabilitation, behavioral medicine, surgery, emergency and urgent care.

Identigene lab testing services include DNA testing for paternity and other relationships as well as STD testing for chlamydia and gonorrhea. The high-throughput capactiy of the Identigene labs, combined with the most commercially reliable results and excellent customer support, allows each Identigene customer to Test Assured.™

The medical equipment and technology company,Gambro AB is among the world's leading manufacturers of devices and therapies for kidney and liver dialysis. Dialysis helps to remove fluids and toxins from patients with chronic and acute conditions. It specializes in hemodialysis and acute care products, with a portfolio that includes dialyzers, monitors, ultrafilters (for fluid removal), and disinfectants, as well as integrated dialysis units and software that helps to manage data on a patient's dialysis treatment. Gambro makes products for both clinical and home use and distributes them throughout Asia, Europe, and North America.

Health New England provides medical coverage to about 100,000 members in Western and Central Massachusetts. It sells its plans, including HMO and PPO offerings, to some 5,000 employers and directly to individuals and families. Among its offerings are low-cost plans in line with Massachusetts' health care reform law, passed in 2006, as well as private Medicare Advantage plans for seniors. For employers, it provides coverage on either a fully insured or administrative services only (ASO) basis. Health New England is a majority-owned subsidiary of Baystate Health System.

Shriners Hospitals For Children. The system operates 22 hospitals in North America. Among those, 18 specialize in orthopedic conditions, some also specialize in treating serious burn injuries, spinal cord injuries, and cleft lips and palates. Founded by the fellowship Shrine of North America, the hospitals are supported by a multitude of fundraising events organized by 500,000 red fez-wearing members. As a result, these hospitals are able to treat children under 18 years old completely for free. Shriners Hospitals For Children was founded in 1922.

Monmouth Medical Center is a 530-bed, tertiary care teaching hospital providing comprehensive health care to residents of central New Jersey. The medical center offers services ranging from orthopedics, diagnostics, and obstetric care to surgery, dentistry, and geriatric services. The medical center campus also includes a children's hospital, a clinical pathology laboratory, a rehabilitation center, an outpatient care clinic, and hospice and home health facilities. Monmouth Medical Center is a major teaching affiliate of the Drexel University College of Medicine in Philadelphia. The hospital is an affiliate of the Saint Barnabas Healthcare System.

West Virginia University Hospitals (WVUH) has West Virginians covered. The health care system's facilities include the behavioral health center Chestnut Ridge Hospital, City Hospital, Jefferson Memorial Hospital, Jon Michael Moore Trauma Center, Ruby Memorial Hospital, and the West Virginia University Children's Hospital; combined, the system has more than 500 beds. Other services include centers for eye and dental care, cancer treatment (Mary Babb Randolph Cancer Center), and family medicine. Cheat Lake Physicians is the physicians group associated with the health system. WVUH is a member of the West Virginia United Health System.

Riverview Hospital provides general medical and surgical care to residents in Hamilton County, just north of Indianapolis in central Indiana. With about 150 beds, the hospital is a full-service facility and offers specialty care in a number of areas, including heart disease, cancer, women's health, and orthopedics. In addition to its main campus, Riverview operates several outpatient facilities, including an occupational health center, a community health clinic, and several rehab and fitness centers. Its Riverview Medical Group is a network of affiliated primary and specialty care doctors with offices located throughout the hospital's service area.

Grady Health System provides a broad range of health services to residents of Georgia's Fulton and DeKalb counties. At its center is the 950-bed Grady Memorial Hospital, a full-service teaching hospital. Services include primary, diagnostic, surgical, and rehabilitative care. Grady Memorial is home to centers for the treatments of cancer, severe burns, diabetes, sickle-cell anemia, and infectious diseases; it is also home to the state's only poison center. In addition, Grady Health System operates the Hughes Spalding Children's Hospital, 10 area health centers, and a regional emergency transportation service. The system is owned by The Fulton-DeKalb Medical Authority.

Mercy Health Network tends to the hearts (and other body parts) of the Heartland through its collection of hospitals, clinics, nursing homes, and other health care operations. The integrated health network, formed through a joint operating agreement between Catholic Health Initiatives and Trinity Health, manages hospital systems in five Iowa cities: Clinton, Des Moines, Dubuque, Mason City, and Sioux City. The network also includes several rural hospitals and affiliated facilities. The largest hospital group is Mercy Medical Center-Des Moines, which consists of three campuses (including a mental health facility) with more than 900 inpatient beds. All together, Mercy Health Network boasts more than 2,000 beds.

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