Walton Rehabilitation Hospital provides rehabilitative care to people who have suffered catastrophic illness or injuries, primarily serving the central Savannah River area in Georgia. The hospital offers services for patients recovering from strokes, as well as brain, spinal cord, and orthopedic injuries. It also provides a pain center and independent living services. Walton Rehabilitation Hospital was founded in 1988.

Oak Hill Hospital is more than just a hospital; it's downright hospitable. Oak Hill Hospital, part of the HCA network of hospitals, serves Florida's Hernando and Citrus Counties with more than 200 acute care beds. The hospital's cancer institute, operated in collaboration with the University of Florida and Shands HealthCare, provides diagnostic and treatment services as well as medical education programs. Other specialized services include fully-operational facilities for primary stroke care, chest pain services, and open-heart surgery. Oak Hill Hospital, founded in 1984, is a subsidiary of HCA Health Services of Florida.

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.

Kensey Nash Corporation operates as a medical device company primarily focused on regenerative medicine utilizing its proprietary collagen and synthetic polymer technology. The company specializes in the product development and for applying unique technology in the field of resorbable biomaterials. It offers a range of products, which are sold through strategic partners in multiple medical markets, including, the cardiology, orthopaedic, sports medicine, spine, endovascular, and general surgery markets. Kensey Nash Corporation was incorporated in 1984 and is headquartered in Exton, Pennsylvania.

Sysmex America is systematic about the analysis of the circulatory system. The company, a subsidiary of Japanese medical diagnostic equipment manufacturer Sysmex, manufactures and markets clinical laboratory testing devices and automation systems for hematology, immuno-chemistry, particle counting, and urinalysis. Subsidiary Sysmex Reagents America manufactures and distributes diagnostic reagents specifically for use in Sysmex's hematology, coagulation, and urinalysis analyzers. Its customers are pathology labs and health care providers located in the US, Canada, and Latin America; the company's products are distributed primarily through a network of independent distributors.

MTS Medication Technologies gives pills a safe home until they get to the patient who needs them. Through its MTS Packaging Systems and MTS Medication Technologies International subsidiaries, the company makes medication punch cards and other medication dispensing systems that institutional pharmacies use to conveniently and accurately package the drugs they give to patients. MTS' custom packaging technology allows caregivers at some 4,500 pharmacies (at assisted-living, nursing care, and correctional facilities) to administer medicine or vitamins to large numbers of people while keeping close tabs on dosages. The company was taken private in a transaction led by equity firm Excellere Partners in 2009.

Saint Margaret Mercy Healthcare Centers has been caring for Hoosier Staters for more than 100 years through its two locations in Hammond and Dyer, Indiana. The two medical campuses combined have more than 800 beds and offer such services include heart care, cancer treatment, rehabilitation, pediatric services, home care, and behavioral health. Along with the main campuses, Saint Margaret Mercy Healthcare Centers provides primary and specialty care through about 20 ambulatory care clinics scattered throughout northwest Indiana. The organization also provides a one-year training program for medical technology students. Saint Margaret Mercy Healthcare Centers is a member of Sisters of St. Francis Health Services.

U.S. Physical Therapy, Inc. ("USPh" or the "Company"), which was founded in 1990, is a publicly held company which operates approximately 371 outpatient physical and/or occupational therapy clinics in 42 states across the United States. The clinics provide pre– and post-operative care for a variety of orthopedic-related disorders and sports-related injuries, rehabilitation of injured workers and preventative care. USPh also manages several physical therapy facilities for third parties, including physician groups. Each of USPh’s clinics are directed by a licensed physical therapist that drive patient volume via local physicians, former patients and other referral sources

Spartanburg Regional Health Services District (doing business as Spartanburg Regional Healthcare System) provides a wide range of health care options to northeast South Carolina. The 590-bed Spartanburg Regional Medical Center offers acute hospital services including intensive care, pediatrics, diagnostic imaging, and behavioral health. The health care complex includes the Gibbs Cancer Center, as well as centers specializing in heart, vascular, women's health, and outpatient care. The Spartanburg Regional Healthcare System also operates a satellite campus (Village Hospital), as well as general physician clinics, specialty outpatient centers, and long-term care, home health, and hospice facilities.

Named among the "Best Hospitals in America" by USNews & World Report for five consecutive years, Clarian Health is the result of a cooperative effort of three downtown Indianapolis hospitals to combine resources, research, staff and administrative procedures for the greater benefit of our patients and the community at large.Methodist Hospital, Indiana University Hospital and Riley Hospital for Children — all preeminent, state-of-the-art hospitals with long and distinguished histories — united in 1997 under Clarian Health. A private, nonprofit organization, Clarian owns or is affiliated more than 20 hospitals and health centers throughout Indiana and is closely tied to the Indiana University School of Medicine — more than half of the IU School of Medicine's 970 physicians practice, supervise, and teach residents and fellows at one of Clarian's hospitals. In addition, the research conducted through the IU School of Medicine leads to the breakthroughs that make a difference in the lives of Clarian's patients.

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