Hill Country Memorial takes care of the peaks and valleys in the wellness of area residents. The health system provides medical services to eight counties near Fredericksburg in Central Texas. Its hospital, Hill Country Memorial Hospital, has about 85 beds and a staff of close to 100 physicians. Specialties include cardiology, obstetrics, oncology, orthopedics, and emergency medicine. The health system also operates a wellness center that offers locals yoga, stress management, weight loss, and massage. Other community services include hospice and home care, and the administration of state-funded services for low income women, infants, children (WIC).

Lifespan Corporation helps to increase the longevity of the residents of Rhode Island. Founded in 1994, the multi-hospital health system includes the state's largest acute care facility, Rhode Island Hospital. Rhode Island Hospital has about 720 beds and provides general and advanced medical-surgical care in a wide range of specialties, including organ transplantation, neurosurgery, and orthopedics. It also performs biomedical research in areas such as cancer and vascular disease. Rhode Island Hospital and its sister facility, the 250-bed Miriam Hospital, serve as teaching facilities for Brown University's medical school.

Roger Williams Medical Center (RWMC) helps cure patients' ailments. Established in 1878, the community-owned hospital offers medical and emergency care, specialty surgery, and diagnostic facilities. Other services include sub-acute care, orthopedics, and sleep disorder therapy. It also operates a home health agency and provides health care services at a nursing home through an affiliation with Elmhurst Extended Care. With more than 150 beds, RWMC operates a cancer care specialty center that also conducts academic research in cancer treatment. Roger Williams is a teaching hospital affiliated with Boston University's School of Medicine.

Children's Health Care was founded in 1924. Children's Health Care (better known as Children's Hospitals and Clinics of Minnesota) is one of the largest pediatric health organizations in the US, with two full-service hospital campuses in Minneapolis and St. Paul, as well as a number of specialty clinics in the region. With more than 330 beds between its two hospitals, the not-for-profit Children's Health Care specializes in diagnosing, treating, and researching diseases that afflict babies and children, including epilepsy, diabetes, cancers, and cystic fibrosis. It also runs a Teen Age Medical Service, which provides reproductive health care, counseling, and other medical services to adolescents.

St. Luke's Hospital serves a 17-county region in the chilly climes of northeastern Minnesota, northwestern Wisconsin, and parts of Michigan. In addition to acute care services, the organization offers primary and specialty health care services through a network of nine family clinics. Founded in 1881, St. Luke's Hospital has a staff of nearly 400 physicians. Services offered span the spectrum of health care and include cardiology, emergency medicine, pediatrics, oncology, rehabilitation, and vascular surgery.

OPRS was established in 1922. Ohio Presbyterian Retirement Service (OPRS) operates a network of continuing care retirement communities in Ohio. The company offers services through about a dozen senior living communities across the state and serves some 6,000 residents. The centers include skilled nursing, assisted living, and independent living residences. Through its Senior Independence program, the not-for-profit organization also provides independent-living services to about 75,000 seniors in Ohio, including adult day care, home health, hospice, and community health clinics.

NYU Hospital for Joint Diseases specializes in treating achy hips, backs, and knees. The hospital provides health care services for musculoskeletal and neurological disorders for residents of New York City and surrounding areas. The 190-bed medical center's services include orthopedics, rheumatology, neurology, rehabilitation, clinical research, and physical and occupational therapy. The NYU Hospital for Joint Diseases is a teaching facility for the New York University School of Medicine and is part of the NYU Langone Medical Center. The medical center was established in 1905 by brothers Henry and Herman Frauenthal (both physicians).

Rex is a king of health care in Raleigh. Part of the UNC HealthCare System, Rex Healthcare is a not-for-profit health care provider which serves residents of Raleigh and the rest of Wake County, North Carolina. Founded in 1894, Rex Healthcare includes the 430-bed acute-care Rex Hospital and two nursing homes with 230 beds, as well as primary and specialty care clinics throughout the area. Specialty centers and clinics provide services such as birthing, cancer treatment, same-day surgery, heart and vascular care, pain management, and sleep disorder therapy. Rex also provides home health and mobile emergency medical services. UNC HealthCare also includes affiliate UNC Hospitals.

Gwinnett Health System consists of the Gwinnett Medical Centers in Duluth and Lawrenceville, Georgia. Both offer acute care, day surgery, emergency care, and rehabilitation. The system also includes the Gwinnett Women's Pavilion (maternity and neonatal care) and the Gwinnett Extended Care Center. In total its facilities hold more than 350 beds. The Glancy Rehabilitation Center offers intensive inpatient and outpatient rehabilitation in what used to be the main facility at the Duluth campus. Gwinnett sold its SummitRidge psychiatric hospital to Universal Health Services in 2008.

Charleston Area Medical Center Health System Inc.(CAMC), a non-profit company, operates hospitals and health care centers. Its services and programs include cancer, cardiac, joint replacement, diabetes education programs for outpatients, surgical, facial surgery, gynecological, hemophilia treatment, imaging, kidney transplantation, labor and delivery, medical management, and rehabilitation services. The company provides pediatric intensive care, pediatric, perinatal, physical therapy and sports medicine, neonatal intensive care, neurosciences, palliative care, children’s specialty care, plastic surgery, radiology, prostate cancer care, stroke, tobacco cessation and weight loss programs, and trauma care services. It also offers treatment for minor illnesses and injuries, vascular pains, and sleep disorders; and outpatient pulmonary evaluation, mother and baby care, HIV/AIDS programs, urgent care, and wound healing services, as well as specialty services, such as childbirth education, parenting classes, breastfeeding classes, community education, support groups, outpatient counseling, and psychiatric services.

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