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Orlando Health operates a network of eight hospitals housing nearly 1,800 beds in Central Florida. Orlando Health's flagship facility is the Orlando Regional Medical Center, which features a Level 1 trauma center and provides comprehensive acute care services in a range of specialties. Other facilities include specialty hospitals such as the M. D. Anderson Cancer Center Orlando (an affiliate of the Houston-based M. D. Anderson center), the Arnold Palmer Hospital for Children, and the Winnie Palmer Hospital for Women and Babies. Orlando Health also has partial ownership of two additional community hospitals.

Osceola Regional Medical Center (ORMC) is a leader; while the original led Seminole warriors, this Osceola is a leader in health care. The hospital has about 235 beds with all private rooms. It offers cardiac care through a heart institute and stroke care through a primary stroke center. The medical center's heart institute is one of the few local facilities certified in carotid stenting to increase heart blood flow. ORMC also features a Level II neonatal intensive care unit and specialty services that include pediatrics, oncology, neurology, and psychiatry. The medical center is part of hospital operator HCA and is led by CEO E. Timothy Cook.

OSF Healthcare helps patients who are feeling oh-so-frail in Illinois and Michigan. OSF Healthcare system includes seven acute care hospitals and one long-term care facility that combined are home to about 1,300 beds and offer a full spectrum of inpatient and outpatient medical and surgical services. The system's primary care physician network consists of about 500 physicians at more than 50 locations throughout its service area. Subsidiary OSF Home Care provides hospice, home visit, and equipment services, and OSF Saint Francis provides ambulance, pharmacy, and health care management services. The not-for-profit system is a subsidiary of the Sisters of The Third Order of St. Francis.

Our Lady of Lourdes Medical Center tends to the sick of southern New Jersey. The hospital is a general acute care facility with about 410 inpatient beds. In addition to general medical and surgical care, the hospital specializes in organ transplantation, rehabilitation, dialysis treatment, cardiac care, and perinatal (birthing) care. The hospital also offers nursing and other medical training programs, and it provides community health and outreach services. Our Lady of Lourdes Medical Center, part of Catholic Health East's Lourdes Health System, is sponsored by the Franciscan Sisters of Allegany, New York.

Our Lady of the Lake Regional Medical Center provides medical and surgical care to the residents of Louisiana's capital city. Participating in teaching programs for LSU and Tulane medical schools, the health system has around 740 acute care beds and offers specialty care in pediatrics, heart disease, cancer, and diabetes. Our Lady of the Lake also includes two nursing homes, an independent-living facility for seniors, and other geriatric services, as well as a small, long-term care site for AIDS patients. It offers outpatient services at its main campus and at satellite facilities throughout the greater Baton Rouge area. Our Lady of the Lake was founded in 1923 by the Franciscan Missionaries of Our Lady.

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