Located in Boston, Caritas St. Elizabeth's Medical Center offers patients a range of services including cardiac rehabilitation and cardiology, critical care, emergency medicine, oncology, neurology, and pulmonary care. St. Elizabeth's, which has some 340 beds, also has centers devoted to orthopedics, weight control, and women's health. St. Elizabeth's is a teaching affiliate of Tufts University School of Medicine, and it conducts clinical trials at its Center for Biomedical Research. The hospital is a member of Caritas Christi, a Catholic health care system sponsored by the Archdiocese of Boston that is one of New England's largest medical providers.

Based in Urbana, Ill., The Carle Foundation is the not-for-profit parent company of an integrated network of healthcare services. At its core are Carle Foundation Hospital, Carle Physician Group and Health Alliance Medical Plans. The 325-bed regional care hospital has achieved Magnet® designation, the nation's highest honor for nursing care. It offers a more advanced level of clinical expertise and technology than any area hospital, housing the area's only Level I Trauma Center as well as Level III perinatal services. The Hospital admitted more than 19,900 patients and treated more than 56,700 patients in the emergency room during 2009. The Mills Breast Cancer Institute, Carle Cancer Center, Carle Spine Institute and Carle Heart and Vascular Institute bring additional advanced diagnostic and treatment options. Carle Physician Group, the outpatient practice serving more than 200,000 unique patients annually, is comprised of more than 300 physicians dedicated to providing the highest quality care in 50 specialties located in nine communities across central Illinois. Health Alliance Medical Plans, Inc. is a licensed health insurance provider ranked among the nation's top 20 health plans by U.S. News and World Report, with 310,000 members in Illinois and Iowa.

Carolinas Medical Center-NorthEast (formerly called NorthEast Medical Center) provides medical care for the residents of North Carolina, including immediate emergency medical services as well as continuing treatment services for cancer and other chronic diseases. The medical center also offers specialty services in areas such as behavioral health, occupational medicine, and pain management. Its medical staff includes more than 280 physicians The 450-bed hospital is part of Carolinas HealthCare System.

CaroMont Health is an independent not-for-profit health care system serving residents of Gastonia, a community just west of Charlotte in North Carolina's Piedmont region. Anchoring CaroMont Health is Gaston Memorial Hospital, a 435-bed medical and surgical facility that features a birthing center, an inpatient psychiatric ward, and specialized facilities for heart disease, cancer, sleep disorders, diabetes, and wound care. Other operations include a nearly 100-bed nursing home, an outpatient surgery center, and about 30 primary and specialty medical practices. CaroMont Health also provides home health and hospice care services. CaroMont Health is governed by the North Carolina Medical Care Commission.

Carson Tahoe Regional Healthcare includes the Carson Tahoe Regional Medical Center (CTRMC) and serves Nevada's Carson Valley and surrounding areas. Established in 1949, the not-for-profit CTRMC has 170 beds and provides acute general, surgical, specialty, and outpatient care. The medical center also includes a rehabilitation center, cardiovascular center, surgical unit, free-standing cancer center, emergency room, and women and children's center. Carson Tahoe Regional Healthcare also operates smaller urgent care, behavioral health, physical therapy, and outpatient care centers in Carson City and nearby communities.

Catholic Health East marries the physical and the spiritual in its vast network of not-for-profit health care facilities. As one of the largest religious health systems in the country, Catholic Health East carries out its mission of healing the sick through more than 30 acute-care hospitals, 25 freestanding and hospital-based long-term care facilities, about two dozen assisted living homes, and numerous behavioral health and rehabilitation centers. Operating in 11 states along the East Coast from Maine to Florida, Catholic Health East is also one of the country's largest providers of home health care services. The health care organization is sponsored by seven religious congregations and Hope Ministries.

Catholic Health Initiatives is a national nonprofit health organization with headquarters in Denver. The faith-based system operates in 19 states and includes 73 hospitals; 40 long-term care, assisted- and residential-living facilities; two community health-services organizations; and home health agencies. In fiscal year 2010, CHI provided almost $590 million in charity care and community benefit, including services for the poor, free clinics, education and research. With annual revenues of approximately $9 billion, CHI is the nation's third-largest Catholic health care system. Catholic Health Initiatives thrives on our vision of Catholic health care as a vibrant ministry, ready to provide compassionate care of the body, mind and spirit through the 21st century and beyond.

Catholic Health Services of Long Island (CHS) does just that; provides health care to residents of Long Island. Founded in 1997 and sponsored by the Diocese of Rockville Centre, CHS is comprised of five hospitals, three nursing homes, and regional home care and hospice services. Within the CHS system, member organizations offer virtually any medical specialty or clinical service a person might require. The system's hospitals, which include Good Samaritan Hospital Medical Center, St. Charles Hospital, and St. Francis Hospital, house some 1,700 beds and a medical staff of 3,300 between them. CHS's MaryHaven Center provides services to people of all ages with disabilities.

Founded in 1998, Catholic Health System (including Kenmore Mercy, Sisters of Charity, Mercy Hospital of Buffalo, and St. Joseph's) have a capacity of about 800 beds. The health care system, recognized for its cardiac services, serves residents of western New York through its network of four hospitals and over a dozen primary care centers, as well as long-term care facilities, diagnostic and treatment centers, and assorted other health care sites. Catholic Health is also well-known for its women's health, cancer treatment, and rehabilitation services and is a leading provider of elderly care in the region.

Catholic Health Partners (CHP) is the largest health system in Ohio and the fourth largest employer in Ohio, and CHP is also one of the largest nonprofit health systems in the United States. With $5.05 billion in assets, CHP employs more than 38,000 associates in more than 100 organizations –- including 34 hospitals –- that meet the healthcare needs of people in Ohio, Tennessee, Kentucky, Pennsylvania and contiguous states.Providing safe, high quality healthcare is the cornerstone of all that we do. In 2010, for the second year in a row, CHP was named one of the nation’s Top 10 Health Systems for clinical quality and efficiency in a Thomson Reuters study of 255 health systems across the country. And, in a study published in the June 2008 issue of The Joint Commission Journal on Quality and Patient Safety, CHP ranked 5th of 73 hospital systems for quality of care.

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