St. Mary's Health Care System cares for the residents of northeast Georgia. Its primary facility, St. Mary's Hospital, has some 200 acute-care beds. From health and wellness programs to women's and children's services, the hospital also has centers dedicated to outpatient rehabilitation, home health, and long-term care. Specialty services include neurology, cardiovascular care, orthopedics, and gastroenterology. The organization is sponsored by the Sisters of Mercy of the Americas and traces its roots to the founding of St. Mary's Hospital in 1906. St. Mary's Health Care System is a member of the Catholic Health East family of hospitals.

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.

Holland Community Hospital (HCH) provides a comprehensive range of health services to residents of western Michigan's Lakeshore region. The more than 200-bed, not-for-profit hospital provides a variety of medical care and health services, including primary, emergency, diagnostic, surgical, rehabilitative, and inpatient behavioral health care. The hospital is home to centers of excellence in the treatment of sleep disorders, cancer, women's health issues, and cardiovascular ailments. The hospital provides community health and wellness education programs, and operates a regional community health clinic.

Natus Medical designs and manufactures audiological and neurological diagnostic and screening products. While the company's focus has historically been on infants (newborn hearing screening, neonatal monitoring), it has expanded its product line to include an array of screening and diagnostic systems for use with older children and adults. Its systems detect such neurological conditions as epilepsy and balance and sleep disorders. Natus also manufactures newborn and infant care products to diagnose and treat brain injury and jaundice. Natus Medical sells its wares in more than 100 countries through a direct sales force and distributors.

TechHealth provides a network that allows claims handlers to direct referrals, view the status of claims, examine reports, and complete other medical tasks online. Its proprietary systems manage patient information and connect to insurance companies, health care providers, and state agencies. The company's core offerings manage diagnostic imaging, home health care, and physical therapy services. TechHealth also coordinates related services, such as appointment scheduling, medical equipment, pharmacy needs, transportation, specialty catastrophic care, workers' compensation, home modification, and translational services for patients. TechHealth was founded in 1999.

The Nebraska Medical Center aims to please. The not-for-profit health system provides tertiary care medical center and consists of two campuses in Omaha, University Hospital and Clarkson Hospital, that collectively house 625 licensed beds. The medical center is the primary teaching facility of the University of Nebraska Medical Center. It also serves as a designated trauma facility for eastern Nebraska and western Iowa, and provides highly specialized care in a number of areas, including organ transplantation. Its Clarkson West Medical Center campus houses outpatient surgery facilities, an emergency room, and doctors' offices.

West Virginia United Health System (WVUHS) helps residents in the Mountain State stay on top of their health. The system operates United Hospital Center (in Clarksburg), as well as hospitals in the West Virginia University Hospitals (WVUH) system, including City Hospital (Martinsburg), Jefferson Memorial Hospital (Ranson), and WVUH's home hospital in Morgantown. In addition, WVUHS operates WVUH's Cheat Lake physicians ambulatory center, as well as a network of about a dozen primary care clinics located throughout central and northern West Virginia. Combined, the system's hospitals and clinics have more than 1000 beds and treat approximately 1.4 million patients annually.

Saint Francis Medical Center serves a five-state region from Missouri (its home base) to Arkansas with about 250 beds. Services include emergency medicine, orthopedics, rehabilitation, and women's health care. It also offers heart and neurosciences institutes, as well as diabetes education and wound healing centers. The health care provider, which was established in 1875, partners with Poplar Bluff Medical Partners to provide outpatient care at Poplar Bluff Medical Complex. Services include family practice, OB-GYN, and pain management.

John Muir Health provides health care to residents in the San Francisco Bay area. The not-for-profit system operates three hospitals, outpatient and urgent care centers, a physician practice organization, and several community health foundations. The John Muir Medical Center Walnut Creek Campus has about 325 beds and specializes in providing services such as neurological, orthopedic, and obstetrics care. The system's Concord Campus, which has some 260 beds, specializes in providing cardiac and cancer care. The John Muir Behavioral Health Center is a 70-bed psychiatric hospital. It also provides labortory testing through its MuirLab division, and it offers home health, rehabilitation, and wellness programs.

Diakon Lutheran Social Ministries offers senior living communities and a range of services for children, youths, families, and older adults in Pennsylvania, Maryland, and Delaware, annually touching the lives of nearly 100,000 persons. Its name meaning “one assigned by the church to minister to the needs of others,” Diakon was formed by the Jan. 1, 2000, affiliation of Tressler Lutheran Services of Mechanicsburg, Pa., and Lutheran Services Northeast—itself an affiliation between The Lutheran Home at Topton, Pa., and Lutheran Welfare Service of Northeastern Pennsylvania, Hazleton. With its deepest roots originating in 1868, Diakon’s history includes the legacy of service of such additional organizations as Lutheran Social Services of Maryland, Baltimore.

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