The Julia Rackley Perry Memorial Hospital offers a variety of specialized services such as emergency medicine, surgery, cardiac rehabilitation, physical therapy, and radiology. Founded in 1916, the nearly 100-bed hospital also provides outreach clinics, a women's health center, an intensive care unit, a skilled nursing center, and classes and support groups.

The Magee Memorial Hospital for Convalescents (operating as Magee Rehabilitation) is a not-for-profit health organization that provides inpatient and outpatient rehabilitative care to patients disabled by stroke, arthritis, spinal cord and brain injuries, or other conditions. With 96 beds, it offers rehabilitation for patients recovering from amputation, orthopedic surgery, and joint replacements. It also provides wellness programs for muscular, neurological, and neurodegenerative disorders. Other programs focus on pain management a learning to live with a debilitating condition. Outpatient services include physical therapy, speech therapy, and emotional support.

The Memorial Hospital has 25 beds, provides acute health care services to the residents of Colorado's Moffat and Routt counties. Specialty services at The Memorial Hospital include emergency care, cardiac rehabilitation, physical therapy, nuclear medicine, diagnostic imaging, and women's health. Founded in 1949, the hospital was rebuilt in 2009.

Methodist Hospital (also known as Methodist Hospital System) owns and operates several Houston-area medical centers, including the main Methodist Hospital in Houston and the suburban San Jacinto Methodist, Methodist Sugar Land, and Methodist Willowbrook hospitals. The flagship Methodist Hospital has 950 beds and is known for innovations in urology and neurosurgery, among other specialties. The hospital has educational and research affiliations with Cornell University's Weil Cornell Medical College, the New York-Presbyterian Hospital, and other organizations. The system also manages the Methodist Hospital Physician Organization and receives funding from the Methodist Hospital Foundation.

The Methodist Hospitals, Inc. provides medical care to the residents of Indiana from two campuses with more than 600 beds total. With about 500 physicians representing some 60 specialties, The Methodist Hospitals offers services such as orthopedics, home health and hospice care, oncology, rehabilitation, and neurology. The hospital also offers community seminars, symposia, and training courses on health-related topics. Its emergency department treats more than 70,000 patients each year. The not-for-profit health care system was established in 1923.

MetroHealth Medical Center, an acute-care hospital with more than 730 beds that serves as a teaching affiliate for Case Western Reserve University. The hospital's services include oncology, behavioral health, vascular care, orthopedics, burn care, and pediatrics. The system also includes outpatient clinics throughout Greater Cleveland, long-term care facilities, a regional rehabilitative clinic, and a medical helicopter program. MetroHealth employs more than 500 physicians in a variety of fields. The health system is owned by Ohio's Cuyahoga County.

The Nebraska Medical Center aims to please. The not-for-profit health system provides tertiary care medical center and consists of two campuses in Omaha, University Hospital and Clarkson Hospital, that collectively house 625 licensed beds. The medical center is the primary teaching facility of the University of Nebraska Medical Center. It also serves as a designated trauma facility for eastern Nebraska and western Iowa, and provides highly specialized care in a number of areas, including organ transplantation. Its Clarkson West Medical Center campus houses outpatient surgery facilities, an emergency room, and doctors' offices.

The New York Hospital Medical Center of Queens is the acute care hospital has more than 450 beds and provides both primary and tertiary care. Part of the NewYork-Presbyterian Healthcare System, New York Hospital Queens operates about a dozen outpatient clinics and care centers that offer such services as family health, kidney dialysis, rehabilitation, and dental care. Other operations include a home health care provider.

The Queen's Medical Center was founded in 1859 by Queen Emma and King Kamehameha IV, Hawaiian royalty. With more than 530 beds and a staff of more than 1,200 physicians, the acute care facility is the largest private hospital in Hawaii and operates as a regional referral center. The not-for-profit medical center operates a cancer care and heart health center. Queen's Medical Center also offers specialty services such as behavioral health, diagnostics, orthopedics, physical therapy, women's health, and surgery. It also has community health care and laboratory services operations through an affiliated network of providers called The Queen's Health Systems.

The Reading Hospital and Medical Center does treat patients in Berks County, Pennsylvania and the surrounding area. The not-for-profit medical center provides acute care and rehabilitation programs, as well as behavioral and occupational health services. Specialty units include cancer, cardiovascular, weight management, diabetes, orthopedic, trauma, and women's health centers. The Reading Hospital and Medical Center was founded in 1868 as The Reading Dispensary. In addition to the main hospital, the center operates six other medical centers in nearby communities and imaging centers throughout its region. In total, its facilities have about 830 beds.

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