Lafayette General Medical Center provides general inpatient medical and surgical care, as well as highly specialized services such as trauma care and neonatal intensive care. The not-for-profit hospital, which has about 300 beds, also offers home health services, outpatient care, occupational medicine, and mental health care. Lafayette General is a member of group purchasing organization Premier and has affiliations with two small community hospitals -- St. Martin Hospital in St. Martin Parish and Abrom Kaplan Memorial Hospital in Vermilion Parish -- to which it provides management services.

Southern Illinois Healthcare is a nonprofit health care system that operates Herrin Hospital, Memorial Hospital of Carbondale, and St. Joseph Memorial Hospital. The system has some 260 beds and provides services such as birthing, cardiac, cancer, and emergency care, as well as surgery and rehabilitation. Its cardiac care is offered through an affiliation with the Prairie Heart Institute at St. John's Hospital in Springfield, Illinois. The medical school at Southern Illinois University conducts its Family Practice Residency Program at Memorial Hospital of Carbondale.

Home Instead has a network of some 900 franchises operating throughout the US and in more than a dozen countries internationally. Employees known as CAREGivers provide the elderly with one-on-one assistance in the home and at assisted living or nursing care facilities. Home Instead helps keep the elderly at home instead of in assisted living or nursing homes. The company -- operating under the name Home Instead Senior Care -- provides non-medical home care assistance for seniors. Its services are designed for people who are capable of managing their physical needs but require assistance, supervision, light housework, meals, errands, or simply companionship in order to remain in their homes.

In this case, those M's might stand for medical devices, management, and microbiology. 3M Health Care is a division of the highly diversified 3M Company. It is one of the largest producers of medical and surgical products (tape, dressings, and surgical drapes). It also manufactures Littmann stethoscopes, dental and orthodontic products (the latter through 3M Unitek), drug delivery systems (transdermal patches, inhalers), health information management systems, and microbiological testing and monitoring equipment used by food processors. These businesses account for more than 15% of 3M's annual revenues. 3M created its first health care-focused division in 1961, as the aptly named Medical Products Division.

Community Health Corporation is a not-for-profit hospital management company.Community Health Corporation company provides education, consultation, and outsourced management services to community hospitals. Community Health has also leased and acquired several not-for-profit hospitals. Its operating subsidiaries include Community Hospital Corporation (hospital ventures), Community Hospital Consulting (management and advisory services), and CHC Community Care (rehabilitation and long-term care facility services).Community Health Corporation company was formed in 1996 by a group of not-for-profit and community-owned hospitals.

Connecticut Children's Medical Center (CCMC) centerpiece is its children's hospital that cares for children from babyhood to adulthood with a variety of services including surgery, behavioral care, and emergency medicine. The critical care department houses a Level I Pediatric Intensive Care Unit (PICU) that receives referral patients from more than 30 hospitals throughout the region. The center also conducts clinical research and provides pediatric training to health professionals. CCMC is home to more than 10 outpatient facilities throughout Connecticut and a 120-student school for children with physical and behavioral challenges.

Yale-New Haven Hospital, part of the Yale New Haven Health System, provides tertiary care in more than 100 medical specialties to residents of southwestern Connecticut. The hospital has nearly 950 beds; about 200 of those beds are part of Yale-New Haven Children's Hospital and about 75 are part of Yale-New Haven Psychiatric Hospital. In addition to pediatrics and behavioral health care, Yale-New Haven Hospital provides cardiac and cancer care, performs organ transplants, and offers a variety of outpatient clinics. The medical center serves as the primary teaching hospital for Yale University's medical school.

GENEX isn't a bunch of disaffected slackers.GENEX company provides health care cost-containment and disability management services, mostly in the worker's compensation market, to more than 1,200 employer groups, insurance and managed care providers, and benefit administrators. Services include workplace injury management, vocational rehabilitation, catastrophic case management, medical bill auditing, and Social Security disability claim representation. GENEX also offers information management services to help pre-identify high-risk claimants. GENEX is controlled by Stone Point Capital.

Eureko has a clear ambition: to be the most trusted insurer. Established in 1811 to provide mutual insurance at a reasonable premium, today Eureko is the biggest insurance provider in the Netherlands. But we cannot be complacent. Our cooperative roots mean we must remain customer focused, while delivering results to all our stakeholders. Our main shareholders, Vereniging (Association) Achmea and Rabobank, are also cooperative organisations. This is why we work to a stakeholder model, encompassing our customers, (distribution) partners, employees and shareholders, with customers first among equals. And, as a cooperative, we believe we form an integral part of the communities in which we operate. This carries a responsibility that we take very seriously. We know that trust has to be earned. Customers must feel and be well insured. We therefore strive to create innovative, transparent solutions that customers understand and that meet their needs. We aim for sustainable growth and above-average performance to create value for customers and generate an appropriate return to shareholders. We employ only the most committed and customer-focused people. We work with (distribution) partners who recognise their own interests in who we are as an organisation. By incorporating the interests of all stakeholders in how we work, value is ultimately created for all.

Metroplex Health System is the primary healthcare provider for West Bell, Coryell, and Lampasas counties, offering a wide array of medical and wellness services. The 233-bed, multi-campus facility is a not-for-profit Christian organization operated as a community service by Adventist Health System, which manages 37 hospitals and employs over 43,000. Adventist Health System is the 10th largest hospital system in the country. Metroplex also serves as the largest community health care provider to the military in the nation.Dedicated to meeting residents' needs for quality healthcare services, Metroplex has grown rapidly over the past few years. Metroplex Hospital provides 148 acute-care beds in Killeen, 60 psychiatric care beds in the nearby Metroplex Pavilion-Behavioral Health Services and 25 beds at Rollins Brook Community Hospital in Lampasas. The system employs about 1,200 area residents and cares for more than 125,000 patients each year. Metroplex supports an exceptional staff of more than 260 physicians, representing 43 medical specialties.

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