Monroe County Medical Center provides both medical and behavioral health services for the residents of Monroe County, Kentucky. The medical center includes an acute-care hospital, home health and adult day care, and an emergency center. The nearly 50-bed facility also offers nutrition counseling, CPR classes, diabetes education, and a cancer support group.

St. Vincent Health System provides a comprehensive range of health services to residents of Central Arkansas through a network of five hospitals and numerous outpatient facilities. The hub of the system is St. Vincent Infirmary Medical Center, a full-service acute care hospital. It is home to the system's centers of excellence in heart care, orthopaedic medicine, spinal injury, wound treatment, and stroke recovery, among others. St. Vincent Health System also provides health and wellness educational services, home care, and rehabilitative care.

IVAX Diagnostics, Inc. is headquartered in Miami, Florida and develops, manufactures and markets proprietary diagnostic reagents, instrumentation and software worldwide through its three subsidiaries; Diamedix Corporation, Delta Biologicals S.r.l. and ImmunoVision, Inc. IVAX Diagnostics, Inc. was created as a result of the merger on March 14, 2001 between b2bstores.com, Inc. and the diagnostic business subsidiary within IVAX Corporation. On January 26, 2006 , IVAX Corporation was merged into a wholly owned subsidiary of Teva Pharmaceutical Industries Ltd. (Teva). As a result of this merger, Teva, indirectly through its IVAX Corporation subsidiary, owned approximately 72% of IVAX Diagnostics. On September 2, 2008 , a group controlled by two experienced and well-known international medical diagnostics and pharmaceutical industry entrepreneurs, Paul Kennedy and Patrice Debregeas, purchased all of the shares of IVAX Diagnostics' common stock owned by Teva and, accordingly, collectively owns approximately 72% of IVAX Diagnostics. IVAX Diagnostics' common stock trades under the ticker symbol IVD on the American Stock Exchange.

Saline Memorial Hospital (SMH) is a not-for-profit medical facility serving the western region of Arkansas. The full-service hospital has about 167 beds and provides inpatient and outpatient care in the areas of cardiology, neurology, otolaryngology (ear, nose, and throat), ophthalmology, pediatrics, psychiatry, and wound care, among others. The hospital's campus also includes a sleep disorder laboratory, two separate medical office buildings, and a home health and hospice services center. In addition, SMH operates two primary care clinics in nearby Bryant.

DeSoto Memorial Hospital provides health services to residents of DeSoto County, Florida. The 50-bed hospital offers services ranging from diagnostics and general medicine to emergency care, including pediatrics and maternity care, cardiac care, rehabilitative care, and surgery. DeSoto Memorial is involved in a number of health and wellness programs aimed at improving the health of the community through prevention and education. The hospital has undergone a number of expansions since nearly being wiped out by Hurricane Charley, including the addition of three surgical suites, a 10 bed post anesthesia care unit, 16-bed emergency department, and 32 private patient rooms.

Convaid makes lightweight, compact-folding wheelchairs that are made for clients with orthopedic conditions and limited upper body control. The company also offers accessories such as travel bags, canopies, footplates, incontinence liners, and torso support vests. Convaid sells the wheelchairs to the pediatric, adult, and geriatric markets. The company was founded in 1976.

Priority Health Managed Benefits' chief concern is its members' wellbeing. The health insurance provider serves some 500,000 members in 65 counties throughout the state of Michigan. The company offers managed care plans to about nearly 8,000 employer groups; it also provides individual coverage. It contracts with a network of nearly 100 acute care hospitals and more than 12,000 health care providers, including primary care doctors and specialists. Health plan offerings include HMO, POS, PPO, Medicaid, and Medicare plans. Priority Health also offers health savings accounts (HSAs) and provides administrative services for companies with self-funded plans.

Wyoming Medical Center provides health care services in Wyoming's Natrona County, as well as rural communities across the rest of the state. Founded in 1911, the hospital is Wyoming's largest medical facility, offering more than 60 medical specialties. The nearly 210-bed Wyoming Medical Center also offers an emergency air transport system, trauma care, diagnostic services, and surgical care. It also includes the Heart Center of Wyoming and the Wyoming Neuroscience and Spine Institute, and it has a network of about a dozen community clinics throughout Wyoming. The facility is a community-owned, not-for-profit hospital.

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.

Miami Children's Hospital not-for-profit medical center has nearly 300 beds and offers more than 40 different health care specialties, including pediatric emergency care, cancer treatment, orthopedics, and rehabilitation services. The hospital's neonatal unit treats newborns referred from other hospitals. Miami Children's Hospital has a staff of some 650 physicians and operates the region's only free-standing pediatric trauma center. The hospital first opened its doors in the 1940s as Miami Tent #33 of Variety Clubs International. Variety Children's Hospital opened in 1950 and became Miami Children's Hospital in 1986.

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