Jefferson Regional Medical Center (JRMC) provides acute care and other health services to residents of Pine Bluff and an 11-county area of southern Arkansas. The private, not-for-profit hospital has about 450 acute care beds and offers general medical and surgical care, as well as services in a range of specialties, including geriatrics, cardiology, and oncology. It also has a 25-bed skilled nursing unit that cares for patients transitioning to long-term care or home care. A network of hospital-owned and affiliated clinics offers outpatient surgery, diagnostic imaging, wound care, and other ambulatory health services. Additionally, the health system operates a nursing school and home health and hospice agencies.

United Surgical Partners International (USPI) brings together surgeons from across the US and the UK. The company owns or manages about 165 short-stay ambulatory surgery centers and surgical hospitals in the US and another four in the UK. The company creates centers from scratch, converts outpatient departments into stand-alone jointly run locations, and purchases existing facilities; contract management services are also available. USPI markets its facilities to patients, physicians, and insurance companies by touting their quality of care, convenience, and efficiency. Health care investment firm Welsh, Carson, Anderson & Stowe owns USPI.

Carle Physician Group takes care of patients in east central Illinois. Carle Physician Group, formerly named Carle Clinic Association, is a not-for-profit physician-owned group made up of some 300 physicians practicing in more than 50 medical specialties at about a dozen locations. The organization's facilities, which are spread out over seven different towns, are linked by a network of electronic medical records, allowing Carle Physician Group's medical providers to access a patient's medical information at any of its locations.Carle Physician Group company also has its own managed care company, Health Alliance Medical Plans. Carle Physician Group was acquired by Carle Foundation, parent of Carle Foundation Hospital, in 2010.

The Harvard-affiliated facility has some 780 beds and includes the Dana-Farber/Brigham and Women's Cancer Center, a partnership between the hospital and the Dana Farber Cancer Institute. Other specialty units focus on cardiology, neurology, transplants, and obstetrics. In addition to being a teaching hospital for Harvard Medical School, Brigham and Women's Hospital conducts research and clinical trials to help further medical care. It's a top recipient of research grants from the National Institutes of Health. Brigham and Women's Hospital is a founding member of the Partners HealthCare System.

VASAMED, Inc. designs, licenses, manufactures, and distributes noninvasive hemodynamic technologies for vascular, wound care, cardiovascular, and emergency medicine diagnostics. Its products include skin perfusion pressure systems and non-invasive cardiac output monitors. The company offers AcQtrac System that uses thoracic impedance cardiography to present a Cardiovasculogram waveform, which illustrates the mechanical function of the cardiovascular system, as well as used against congestive heart failure, hypertension, dystrophies requiring a pacemaker, and titrating therapies. It also offers SensiLase System, which allows physicians to assess micro-and macro circulation, as well as provides a combination of skin perfusion pressure and pulse volume recording tests that are useful in managing chronic wounds and other types of symptoms. The SensiLase System’s applications include assessing wound healing potential; monitoring pre/post-therapy, such as surgery and compression; arterial reconstruction planning and post-procedure monitoring; determining the optimal amputation level; amputation planning and post-procedure monitoring; and assisting in the diagnosis of peripheral arterial disease, critical limb ischemia, and other microcirculatory derangements. VASAMED, Inc. serves customers worldwide. The company has a patent license agreement with the Institute of Critical Care Medicine. It was formerly known as Optical Sensors Incorporated and changed its name to VASAMED, Inc. in June 2007. The company was founded in 1988 and is headquartered in Eden Prairie, Minnesota.

Lahey Clinic provides primary and tertiary care to residents of northeastern Massachusetts. Lahey Clinic has two hospitals: Lahey Clinic Medical Center has about 320 beds and is a teaching facility for Tufts University School of Medicine, and Lahey Clinic North Shore is a 10-bed community hospital with extensive outpatient operations. Founded in 1923, the not-for-profit company also operates several community-based primary care practices. It offers a range of health care services including cancer treatment, heart care, family medicine, and organ transplantation. Lahey Clinic is controlled by its 450-member group physician practice.

Located at 230 East Ridgewood Avenue in Paramus, NJ, Bergen Regional Medical Center provides a comprehensive set of quality services including Long Term Care, Behavioral Health Care and Acute Care to the Bergen County community and is a safety net provider for the mentally impaired, elderly, uninsured or underinsured for the State of New Jersey.Bergen Regional is both the largest hospital with 1,070 beds and the largest licensed nursing home in New Jersey. Additionally, with 323 beds, Bergen Regional is one of the largest medical resources providing a continuum of care for the behavioral health community. Bergen Regional has a full service emergency department, state of the art operating suites and 21 ambulatory specialty services available through the BRMC clinic.

Ocala Regional Medical Center (ORMC) to be there to keep them healthy. The 200-bed acute care hospital and its sister facility, the 70-bed West Marion Community Hospital provide a full spectrum of health care services to residents of the Sunshine State. ORMC specializes in bariatrics, cancer care, heart and vascular ailments, neuroscience, and women's care. West Marion operates a joint care center for orthopedic surgeries and physical therapy. Locals also have access to 24-hour health advice through HCA's Consult-A-Nurse telephone service. ORMC is led by CEO H. Rex Etheredge.

WellGroup HealthPartners provides medical care through a network of health care facilities in the southern suburbs of Chicago. The medical provider operates about a half dozen clinics offering general practice and specialty services. Its more than 80 doctors represent about 25 medical, diagnostic, and surgical specialties, including obstetrics, internal medicine, pulmonary health, orthopedics, endocrinology, and pediatrics. Additional services include rehabilitation therapy, behavioral health, dental, pharmacy, and laboratory offerings. WellGroup HealthPartners is part of the Sisters of St. Francis Health Services.

North Broward Hospital District, which operates as Broward Health, takes care of shark bites and more. The taxpayer-supported, not-for-profit health system serves the coastal city of Fort Lauderdale and the northern two-thirds of Broward County, Florida, with four acute care hospitals and a host of community-based centers. Flagship hospital Broward General Medical Center has more than 700 beds and features the Chris Evert Children's Hospital; all of the hospitals together have more than 1,500 beds. Broward Health boasts about 30 additional facilities, including family health and surgery centers, home health and hospice programs, and a sleep disorder clinic.

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