Kettering Health Network keeps Ohio in a healthy state. The network, named for famed inventor Charles F. Kettering, is an Ohio-based health care system comprised of more than 60 facilities, including seven hospitals: Kettering Medical Center, Grandview Medical Center, Sycamore Medical Center, Southview Medical Center, Fort Hamilton Hospital, Greene Memorial Hospital, and Kettering Behavioral Medicine Center. It also operates the Kettering College of Medical Arts, senior retirement communities, and multiple outpatient clinics. Among its specialized services are heart care, rehabilitation, orthopedics, women's health, and emergency medicine.

St. Joseph Health System can meet their needs. The health care network operates 14 acute care hospitals, five home health agencies, a half-a-dozen urgent care centers, and other health care delivery organizations throughout California and in eastern New Mexico and western Texas. In its primary market of California, the health system has some 2,400 beds at nine hospitals. Its Covenant Health System unit operates in Texas and New Mexico with more than 1,300 beds in its network of some 50 primary care facilities.

University Medical Center of Southern Nevada is an affiliate of the University of Nevada School of Medicine. The medical center includes a teaching hospital and a network of community and urgent care health centers. Among its specialized services are cancer treatment, heart care, pediatrics, and rehabilitation. It also offers birthing, wound and burn care, neurological disorder, and Level 1 trauma centers. University Medical Center serves southern Nevada along with parts of Arizona, California, and Utah. The medical center opened its doors in 1931 with 20 beds.

eScreen, Inc. develops, manufactures and markets employment screening products for hiring and maintaining an efficient workforce. eScreen currently deploys proprietary technology to Occupational Health Clinics nationwide. This technology creates an electronic, web-based preferred network for businesses seeking faster drug test results and paperless transactions. eScreen currently processes millions of healthcare and corporate data transactions a year through the eScreen Occupational Health Network (EOHN).

Geisinger Health System provides health care to a large section of the Keystone State, serving residents of about 40 counties in the central and northeastern portions of Pennsylvania. Founded in 1915, the system's flagship facility is Geisinger Medical Center, a 400-bed medical-surgical hospital in Danville that includes the Janet Weis Children's Hospital. With joint venture partner HealthSouth, the organization runs a rehabilitation hospital in Danville. The system also includes the 240-bed Geisinger Wyoming Valley Medical Center and numerous outpatient facilities and doctors' offices throughout the region. Additionally, Geisinger runs the Geisinger Health Plan, a not-for-profit HMO with some 230,000 members.

Robinson Memorial Hospital is a 150-bed medical facility serving the northeast Ohio communities of Kent, Ravenna, Aurora, and Streetsboro. In addition to a Level II trauma center, the hospital offers programs in pediatrics, women's health, home health care, and oncology. It also engages in community outreach programs and operates outpatient facilities including urgent care clinics, a freestanding surgery center, an occupational health center, and several physician practices. The hospital began as an 18-bed facility founded in 1894. It is overseen by the Portage County Board of Hospital Trustees and has an administrative affiliation with the Summa Health System.

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.

DeKalb Regional Health System now serves the Atlanta metropolitan area. The health system, operating as DeKalb Medical, includes two acute-care hospitals, DeKalb Medical at North Decatur (450 beds) and DeKalb Medical at Hillandale (100 beds), as well as one long-term rehabilitation hospital, the 75-bed DeKalb Medical at Downtown Decatur. Together those facilities serve the communities in and around Georgia's DeKalb County. Specialty hospital services include oncology, cardiology, orthopedics, and diabetes care. The health system, which began operations in 1961, also operates primary, specialty, and mobile health care clinics.

Independent Care (better known as Independent Care Health Plan or simply iCare) offers health insurance to individuals ages 19 years and older with special needs (physical, developmental, and emotional) who already receive Medicaid and SSI benefits. iCare provides medical, dental, behavioral health, and vision benefits, as well as prescription drugs and social services for clients. The organization was founded as a joint venture between Humana Wisconsin and the Milwaukee Center for Independence in 1994.

Salient Surgical Technologies (formerly TissueLink Medical) tries to keep blood loss to a minimum. The company develops, manufactures, and markets medical devices using its proprietary TRANSCOLLATION, a technology that combines radiofrequency (RF) energy and saline to reduce or stop bleeding in surgery. The thermal energy is delivered via Salient's main product, AQUAMANTYS, which consists of an RF pump generator and disposable handheld sealer tools that permanently seal blood vessels, soft tissue, and bone. Salient markets the system in the US, Europe, and Asia primarily for use in orthopedic hip and knee reconstruction surgeries and certain spinal fusion procedures.

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