Sunrise Hospital and Medical Center is one of the largest hospitals in Las Vegas. The facility has more than 700 beds and employs about 1,500 doctors. Its campus includes the Sunrise Children's Hospital, a "hospital within a hospital" that focuses on meeting the needs of sick little ones and their families. The hospital campus also includes a chest pain center, a neuroscience institute, a breast care unit, and diagnostic imaging facilities. Sunrise Hospital and Medical Center is part of the Sunrise Health division of HCA, a leading hospital operator in the US.

SUNY Downstate Medical Center brings a healthy dose of education, research, and patient care to Brooklyn. SUNY Downstate is the borough's only academic medical center. It comprises colleges of medicine, nursing, graduate studies, and health-related professions, as well as the University Hospital of Brooklyn, a 400-bed teaching hospital that serves more than 2 million residents in Brooklyn, Queens, and Staten Island. The state-run hospital has intensive care, operating room, and emergency room units; an ambulatory care center with some 75 clinics; three satellite health centers; and a dialysis facility. SUNY Downstate's research laboratories study everything from alcoholism and Alzheimer's Disease to HIV/AIDS.

SUNY Upstate Medical University provides educational and medical services in Syracuse and surrounding Upstate New York areas. The medical campus features the University Hospital, a 370-bed, tertiary-care teaching and research hospital with numerous specialty departments and clinics, including Level I trauma, burn care, cancer treatment, AIDS care, diabetes treatment, neurosurgery, and pediatric centers. It also conducts community health outreach programs. As part of the State University of New York (SUNY), the medical complex also comprises four professional colleges (Medicine, Nursing, Health Professions, and Graduate Studies), an extensive Health Sciences Library, and clinical research facilities.

Sutter Health is just a stone's throw away. The Northern California, not-for-profit health care system is one of the nation's largest. After being formed more than a decade ago through the merger of Sutter Health and California Healthcare System, Sutter Health now caters to residents of more than 100 communities from the Bay Area to the Central Valley. Its services are provided through about 3,500 affiliated doctors from a host of health care facilities, including more than 25 acute care hospitals, home health/hospice networks, and skilled nursing facilities.

Sutter Health Sacramento Sierra Region is a regional health care system that provides services to the Sacramento, California, area through four hospitals and several specialty care facilities. Included in the system are: Sutter Auburn Faith Hospital, Sutter Davis Hospital, Sutter Roseville Medical Center, and Sutter Medical Center Sacramento (which includes Sutter General, Sutter Memorial, and Sutter Center for Psychiatry), as well as a nursing home. Sutter Health Sacramento Sierra Region also includes outpatient care and diagnostic facilities and specialty care centers for pediatrics, women's health, cancer treatment, cardiovascular care, orthopedics, and behavioral health.

Swedish Covenant Hospital takes the wellfare of Chicagoans to heart. The not-for-profit hospital is a 340-bed acute care facility that provides inpatient and outpatient services, emergency services, extended care, family medicine, home care, and occupational health care services in the Chicago area. Specialized offerings include cardiovascular, pediatric, cancer, women's health, and psychiatric programs. The hospital also has several satellite health care facilities offering outpatient services. Swedish Covenant Hospital, founded by the Evangelical Covenant Church in 1886.

Swedish Health Services serves Seattle and the surrounding area through four acute care hospitals (and another in the works) as well as a an emergency care and specialty center, multiple primary care clinics, and a home health services unit. The health system also operates a physician group and a number of specialty clinics all operating under the Swedish Health moniker. In total the organization's hospitals are home to nearly 1,250 beds. Medical specialties include cardiac care, neurosurgery, cancer treatment, orthopedics, pediatrics, and women's health. Not-for-profit Swedish Health began in 1910 as a single hospital with 24 beds.

SwedishAmerican Health System wants to make you better. The not-for-profit medical provider renders care to residents of northern Illinois and southern Wisconsin through its flagship facility, SwedishAmerican Hospital, as well as a medical center, a network of about 15 primary care and specialty clinics, the region's largest home health care agency, and a full spectrum of outpatient wellness and education programs. The 400-bed SwedishAmerican teaching hospital is affiliated with the University of Illinois College of Medicine and provides patients with a variety of services, including cancer, heart, primary, and surgical care. At the helm of the organization -- founded in 1911 -- is CEO Bill Gorski.

Tallahassee Memorial HealthCare is a community health system serving the residents of Florida's state capital and surrounding communities. The system is anchored by Tallahassee Memorial Hospital, a not-for-profit facility with about 770 beds. Founded in 1948, the hospital provides general medical and surgical care, as well as specialty care in a number of areas, including oncology, rehabilitation, women's and children's health, obesity, and diabetes. Tallahassee Memorial HealthCare also offers a family practice residency program and provides primary medical care through a handful of regional clinics. It has a 60-bed psychiatric hospital, and offers adult day care and home health care services.

Tampa General Hospital keeps the medical tempo humming in west-central Florida. The medical center provides general medical and surgical care, as well as tertiary offerings including a Level 1 trauma center, a burn unit, a pediatric ward, women's and cardiovascular centers, and an organ transplant unit. The not-for-profit hospital has about 930 acute-care beds, as well as 60 beds in its rehabilitation unit, which specializes in helping patients recover from stroke, head or spine trauma, and other neuromuscular conditions. In addition, Tampa General is the primary teaching hospital for The University of South Florida College of Medicine. It also conducts research and operates community care centers in the Tampa area.

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