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Hackensack University Medical Center hospital has nearly 800 beds and serves the residents of northern New Jersey and parts of New York. Hackensack University Medical Center administers general medical and surgical care, as well as an array of specialty care. The medical center provides treatment for sick kids through its Joseph M. Sanzari Children's Hospital and the Tomorrow's Children's Institute (specializing in cancer and blood disorders). Founded in 1888, the system has more than 1,500 physicians and dentists on staff (it adds about 100 doctors each year).

Hackley Hospital (also known as Mercy Health Partners, Hackley Campus) is an acute care facility with some 180 beds that serves patients living in Muskegon, opposite the thumb on Michigan's shoreline. The hospital, founded in 1904, offers such services as behavioral health care, a sleep analysis lab, a bariatric treatment center, a cancer center, Alzheimer's disease and stroke care, emergency medicine, and rehabilitation therapies. Hackley Hospital's former parent, Hackley Health, was acquired by Trinity Health in 2008 and was merged into Mercy Health Partners, a Trinity division that operates three additional Michigan hospitals.

Hallmark Health wants to send the very best -- health care, that is -- to residents living in the suburbs north of Boston. The system includes the Lawrence Memorial and Melrose-Wakefield hospitals, which together have about 370 beds. The hospitals provide a full range of health services including primary, diagnostic, surgical, and rehabilitative care. The Hallmark network also includes the Malden Medical Center (radiology, laboratory, and dialysis services), family health clinics, physician offices, long-term health care facilities, and home health services. Physicians-in-training are supported through a family practice residency program offered in association with Tufts University.

The original Hamot Hospital opened in 1881 on the old Hamot family homestead, with five rooms and the capacity for 25 patients. Adventurous Frenchmen know the value of good medical care; Pierre S.V. Hamot felt absolutely "Erie" without it. Hamot Health Foundation (named for the wealthy immigrant merchant) is a not-for-profit health organization serving residents of northwestern Pennsylvania, western New York, and eastern Ohio. The flagship facility in this health system is the Hamot Medical Center, a tertiary-care hospital with about 350 beds. Hamot has an extensive residency program in a number of specialties, including a school of anesthesia run in cooperation with Gannon University.

Hanover HealthCare Plus was founded in 1926, also includes about two dozen family practice clinics, surgery and rehabilitation centers, and diagnostic and laboratory facilities.Hanover Healthcare Plus operates the Hanover Hospital, plus a bunch of other health care facilities in south-central Pennsylvania. The not-for-profit health system's flagship facility, Hanover Hospital, is a 110-bed community hospital serving residents of Pennsylvania's York and Adams counties. The hospital offers an array of inpatient and outpatient services which include general medicine, emergency care, cardiovascular, women's health, and wellness services.

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