Pacific Foundation for Medical Care (PFMC) is a not-for-profit organization that provides health insurance plans and related services across California.Pacific Foundation for Medical Care company is an affiliate of California Foundation for Medical Care, which offers access to more than 35,000 physicians and other health care providers. PFMC was founded in Sonoma County in 1957.

Amedisys, Inc. is the nation's leading health care company focused on bringing home the continuum of care. Each day Amedisys delivers personalized health care services to more than 35,000 individual patients and their families, in the comfort of patients' homes. Amedisys has two divisions, home health care and hospice, and employs more than 16,000 skilled clinicians across the country. The Company's state-of-the-art advanced chronic care management programs and leading-edge technology enables it to deliver quality care based upon the latest evidence-based best practices. Amedisys is a recognized innovator, being the first in the industry to equip its clinicians with point-of-care laptop technology and referring physicians with an internet portal that enables real-time coordination of patient care seamlessly. Amedisys also has the industry's first-ever nationwide Care Transitions program. Amedisys Care Transitions is designed to reduce unnecessary hospital readmissions through patient and caregiver health coaching and care coordination, which starts in the hospital and continues throughout completion of the patient's home health plan of care.

SleepMed was formed in December 1999 through the merger of Sleep Disorder Centers of America (SDCA), based in Columbia SC, and DigiTrace Care Services, Inc. (DCSI), based in Boston MA. SDCA was founded in 1994 by Dr. Richard K. Bogan, who has board certifications in sleep medicine, pulmonary medicine, critical care medicine and internal medicine. After becoming one of the first physicians in the nation to become board certified in sleep medicine and to accredit his sleep center through the American Academy of Sleep Medicine, Dr. Bogan recognized that his practice was attracting patients from across the state of South Carolina. With a professional mission to improve a patient's access to sleep medicine, Bogan began training pulmonary specialists in other markets within the state and assisting them in setting up a sleep lab in their community hospitals. Word of mouth began to spread and, by 1999, SDCA grew to over 20 sleep labs performing over 10,000 sleep studies a year.

Health Alliance Plan of Michigan (HAP) provides health insurance products and related services to around 500,000 members. A subsidiary of the Henry Ford Health System, the not-for-profit corporation offers managed care plans (including HMO, PPO, and consumer-directed plans) to individuals and companies throughout its service area, which covers all of Michigan and portions of Indiana and Ohio. It also offers Medicare Advantage plans and Medicare prescription drug coverage to retirees. In addition, the company offers disease management, behavioral health, and wellness programs.

Noridian Mutual Insurance Company provides health insurance products and related services to members in the midwestern and western US. The company's offerings include group medical, dental, vision, and life insurance, disability and disease coverage, third-party administration services, Medicaid and Medicare administration, and a pre-paid prescription drug program. Its Blue Cross Blue Shield of North Dakota division serves 350,000 members in the state. Other Noridian Mutual subsidiaries include Lincoln Mutual Life Insurance, Noridian Administrative Services, Noridian Benefit Plan Administrators, and Noridian Insurance Services (marketing).

Mercy Health Network tends to the hearts (and other body parts) of the Heartland through its collection of hospitals, clinics, nursing homes, and other health care operations. The integrated health network, formed through a joint operating agreement between Catholic Health Initiatives and Trinity Health, manages hospital systems in five Iowa cities: Clinton, Des Moines, Dubuque, Mason City, and Sioux City. The network also includes several rural hospitals and affiliated facilities. The largest hospital group is Mercy Medical Center-Des Moines, which consists of three campuses (including a mental health facility) with more than 900 inpatient beds. All together, Mercy Health Network boasts more than 2,000 beds.

Midwest Security Insurance Companies offers group health and dental insurance. Its primary customers are small businesses seeking preferred provider plans, or self-funded health insurance plans. It's name is still quite accurate: the company operates regional offices in Illinois, Michigan, and Wisconsin, and it serves employers in those states as well as Indiana, Iowa, and Ohio. Health care insurance giant UnitedHealth Group purchased the company in 2002. Following the acquisition, UnitedHealth merged Midwest Security's third-party administration business, along with several others, into UMR.

Licking Memorial Health Systems was founded in 1898 by the Newark Hospital Association. The health care provider operates the 230-bed Licking Memorial Hospital and a multi-specialty physician group called Licking Memorial Health Professionals. Specialty services at the hospital include cancer care, home health, occupational health, rehabilitation, and cardiology. Licking Memorial Hospital administers behavioral health care (including substance abuse treatments) through its Shepard Hill department. The physicians' group operates through about 40 practices with 90 doctors spanning over about a seven-town area.

Sentara Williamsburg Regional Medical Center is a Part of Sentara Healthcare.Sentara Williamsburg Regional Medical center includes a 145-bed hospital that provides medical, surgical, and home-care services to the residents of (and visitors to) eastern Virginia. Specialized services include cardiac care, pediatrics, emergency medicine, orthopedics, pulmonary diagnostics, and community health education. Additional facilities include centers for outpatient surgery and rehabilitation, senior behaviorial health, sleep wellness, and cancer treatment. The center was founded as a 60-bed hospital in 1961.

South Bend Medical Foundation's more than 800 employees provide a wide range of top-quality, cost-effective health care services for communities in Indiana, Michigan, Kentucky, Ohio, and Illinois. By working together with local health care providers, South Bend Medical Foundation preserves the critical relationship between laboratory, physician and patient.

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