Saint Alphonsus Regional Medical Center makes medical care its primary mission. The hospital, part of Trinity Health, provides Boise, Idaho, and the surrounding region with general, acute, and specialized health care services. The medical center has some 390 beds and includes a trauma center, an orthopedic spinal care unit, an air transport service, and a home health and hospice division. It also provides general practice and specialty health services through the Saint Alphonsus Medical Group physician practice organization and through outpatient care clinics. The Sisters of the Holy Cross founded the hospital in 1894.

Saint Barnabas Health Care System (SBHCS), is the state's largest private hospital network. The system has some 70 facilities including six acute-care hospitals, as well as specialty medical centers, nursing and assisted-living facilities, rehabilitation centers, and numerous outpatient and ambulatory care clinics. Saint Barnabas also offers behavioral health, home health, and hospice programs, and it specializes in the areas of pediatrics, women's health, oncology, cardiology, stroke care, diabetes, and transplants. It has some 4,800 physicians and some 3,200 acute-care beds in its health network.

Saint Barnabas Medical Center is a 600-bed, acute-care hospital which provides a full range of health services to residents of Livingston, New Jersey, and surrounding areas. The not-for-profit medical center has a staff of more than 1,500 physicians. Aside from its general inpatient and outpatient care programs, Saint Barnabas Medical Center is home to designated regional burn and perinatal centers, as well as units specializing in organ transplant, stroke care, cardiac surgery, and comprehensive cancer treatment. Its Institute for Reproductive Medicine and Science provides assisted reproductive technology services.

Saint Francis Health System serves Tulsa and northeastern Oklahoma through its hospitals, clinics, an imaging center, and home health services. Its largest facility is Saint Francis Hospital, which has more than 900 beds. Other facilities include Saint Francis Hospital at Broken Arrow, The Children's Hospital at Saint Francis, the Laureate Psychiatric Clinic and Hospital, and the Saint Francis Heart Hospital. Its Warren Clinic consists of physicians offices in 11 cities, providing primary and specialty health care services. The health system was founded in 1960.

Saint Francis Hospital and Health Centers provides primary and specialty health care services to residents throughout New York's Hudson Valley area. The Poughkeepsie-based organization includes centers specializing in behavioral health, home care, orthopedics, plastic surgery, and trauma care. The hospital also operates a chemical dependency treatment program. Sisters of St. Francis of the Mission of the Immaculate Virgin founded Saint Francis Hospital in 1914 with 40 beds. It is now licensed for 400 beds and provides medical care for more than 10,000 inpatients every year.

Saint Francis takes care of the heart(s) of Hartford, Connecticut. Saint Francis Hospital and Medical Center is a regional medical center with facilities specializing in cardiology, oncology, women's and children's health services, behavioral health, trauma care, and rehabilitation. Established in 1897, it now spans two campuses with more than 615 beds. Saint Francis began an affiliation with Mount Sinai Hospital 1990, and merged with it in 1995. The Mount Sinai Rehabilitation Hospital now provides 60 beds, with care for brain trauma, sports medicine, and orthopedics.

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.

Saint John's offers residents of Madison County the full gamut of health care services through its acute-care hospital, numerous outpatient facilities, and affiliated physician offices. The health system was founded in 1894 by John Hickey, who donated his house to the Sisters of the Holy Cross for a hospital. Saint John's was acquired by St. Vincent Health -- a 17-hospital system -- in 2003.

Saint Joseph's Health System cares for them all. Serving Atlanta and the surrounding area, the system operates Saint Joseph's Hospital of Atlanta, an acute-care facility that's recognized as the oldest hospital in Atlanta. The 410-bed hospital specializes in cardiac and vascular surgery, diabetes care, and oncology treatment. Saint Joseph's Mercy Care provides charity health care services through two Atlanta facilities -- Mercy Clinic Downtown and Mercy Clinic North -- as well as several mobile clinics. Sponsored by the Sisters of Mercy, the health system is part of Catholic Health East.

Saint Louis Hospital provides medical care to the residents and visitors of Bangkok, Thailand. The not-for-profit hospital offers a variety of medical services in specialty areas ranging from internal medicine to pediatrics and physical rehabilitation. Among its other operations are a heart institute, child development department, nephrology clinic, and dermatology center. It also operates an accident and emergency center, a health check-up center, and a Thai traditional massage service. Saint Louis Hospital was founded in 1898 by Archbishop Louis Vey and is led by CEO Rev. Tweesak Kitcharoean.

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