UC Health is Cincinnati's scholarly health care provider. The medical provider, formerly known as The Health Alliance of Greater Cincinnati, is a partnership between the University of Cincinnati, University Hospital, and the University of Cincinnati Physicians. Additionally, UC Health is home to the West Chester Medical Center (a full-service community hospital), the Drake Center rehabilitation hospital, and the UC Health Surgical Hospital. Another physician practice group, UC Health Primary Care (formerly Alliance Primary Care), operates general practice locations. UC Health was formed in 1994 and originally included five hospitals.

Norman Regional Health system operates in and around Norman, Oklahoma through the full service, 340-bed Norman Regional Hospital and affiliated health centers, including Moore Medical Center Services and the HealthPlex, a 150-bed specialty hospital focused on cardiology, orthopedic and spine, and women's and children's services. Moore Medical Center's services include include acute care and surgery, diagnostic, and outpatient health care services. The organization's programs include behavioral medicine, rehabilitation, a women's center, and a sleep disorder clinic. The hospital was established in 1946.

Doctors Hospital of Augusta serves eastern Georgia and western South Carolina. The general and acute health care facility has some 350 beds and is part of hospital giant HCA. Its specialty units include the Joseph M. Still Burn Center and the Healthy Living Center. In addition, the hospital offers centers for cardiopulmonary health, digestive diseases, occupational medicine, cancer care, sleep disorders, stroke care, and women's health. Doctors Hospital of Augusta also operates freestanding surgical centers and Human Motion Institute rehabilitation clinics.

Trover Health System (formerly Trover Foundation) provides health care services to residents of western Kentucky through its Regional Medical Center, a general hospital with more than 400 beds, and nine Trover Clinic locations with some 100 physicians on staff. Regional Medical Center provides specialized services such as home health care, nephrology, rehabilitation, and trauma care. Trover Health's physicians represent about 40 specialties to residents in an area covering six counties. Its centers of excellence include the Merle M. Mahr Cancer Center, the Center for Women's Health, the Center for Heart and Vascular Services.

Anthem Health Plans of Virginia sings a song of health insurance to residents of the Old Dominion State. A subsidiary of WellPoint and the state's largest health insurer, the company provides PPO, HMO, and traditional indemnity health plans to individuals, groups, and government employees. Its health plan offerings include Medicare supplemental and Medicare Advantage plans, as well as HMOs (under the name HealthKeepers Plus) for Medicaid recipients. Anthem Health Plans of Virginia also sells some non-Blue insurance products including life, accident, and disability coverage. The company is a licensee of the Blue Cross and Blue Shield Association and does business as Anthem Blue Cross and Blue Shield.

Zeeland Community Hospital was founded in 1928 as a 10-bed hospital. Zeeland Community Hospital provides acute medical services for the residents of western Michigan. The hospital has nearly 60 beds and provides emergency, diagnostic, inpatient, and outpatient services. Its specialty services include diabetes care, orthopedics, cardiology, pain management, rehabilitation, and surgery. Zeeland Community Hospital has some 200 physicians on its medical staff, which includes its two affiliated physician groups, Zeeland Physicians and Georgetown Physicians.

St. Luke's Hospital - Allentown Campus specializes in acute care and family health services. The hospital, which has some 140 beds, is part of St. Luke's Hospital & Health Network. Among the Allentown hospital's specialty services are cardiology, emergency care, obstetrics, podiatry, occupational medicine, and pediatrics. The facility has specialty centers for cancer treatment, sleep disorders, imaging, and weight loss surgery. It also offers free health screenings to the community and works with a weekly school-based health center at a local middle school. St. Luke's Hospital - Allentown Campus traces its roots to the 1945 founding of the Allentown Osteopathic Medical Center.

Biotel Inc. (the Company) provides contract medical devices, software and research services primarily used by medical corporations to satisfy their various outsourcing needs. Biotel holds three operating subsidiaries consisting of Braemar, Inc., Braemar, Inc. Distribution Center, and Agility Centralized Research Services, Inc. Braemar and Agility sell their products, technology and services to medical companies seeking assistance with their various research, manufacturing and clinical research needs. Products designed and manufactured by the Company become components in the product lines of other medical corporations, while research services offered 24 hours per day 7 days per week are used to support the clinical trials of medical corporations. Braemar is the world's largest provider of patient-worn battery powered diagnostic cardiology devices. Braemar designs, manufactures and services diagnostic cardiology devices including 24- and 48-hour Holter recorders and 30-day cardiac ECG event recorders for use by other medical corporations in their product lines.

Zila is developing and commercializing oral cancer detection technology, as well as equipment used to prevent and treat periodontal disease. Its lead cancer diagnostic product is the ViziLite Plus test kit, which uses a chemiluminescent light source to detect cancerous oral lesions. Despite its FDA approval as an adjunctive diagnostic (to be used along with other methods), the ViziLite has yet to fully take off in the US. Other products include the periodontal scalers, probes, fluoride rinses, and cleaning equipment for office and home use. After experiencing financial difficulties, Zila was acquired by private drugmaker TOLMAR Holding in 2009.

Winter Haven Hospital has more than 500 beds. In addition to general medical, surgical, and emergency care, the health care facility offers specialty care in areas such as cancer, heart disease, and stroke. And it offers outpatient care through an ambulatory surgery and diagnostic center, as well as about half a dozen primary care clinics. The hospital's Regency Medical Center is a 50-bed facility providing maternity and other health care services for women and newborns. Winter Haven Hospital is owned by not-for-profit Mid-Florida Medical Services.

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