Catholic Health Services of Long Island (CHS) does just that; provides health care to residents of Long Island. Founded in 1997 and sponsored by the Diocese of Rockville Centre, CHS is comprised of five hospitals, three nursing homes, and regional home care and hospice services. Within the CHS system, member organizations offer virtually any medical specialty or clinical service a person might require. The system's hospitals, which include Good Samaritan Hospital Medical Center, St. Charles Hospital, and St. Francis Hospital, house some 1,700 beds and a medical staff of 3,300 between them. CHS's MaryHaven Center provides services to people of all ages with disabilities.

St. Mary's Medical Center of Evansville is a 400-bed hospital serving Evansville, Indiana, and surrounding communities. It is the primary facility in Indiana's regional St. Mary's Health System, which is in turn part of Ascension Health. The health system includes St. Mary's Hospital for Women & Children (100 beds), St. Mary's Warrick (a 25-bed hospital in Boonville, Indiana), and specialty outpatient, surgical, cancer, and home health units. The Evansville-based hospital was originally a Marine Hospital built by the US government. When the government shuttered its doors, city business leaders bought the building in 1872 and partnered with the Daughters of Charity to operate a community hospital.

CentraState Healthcare System is a central part of the lives of people in central New Jersey -- or at least a central part of saving the lives of central New Jerseyites. The health system operates CentraState Medical Center, a teaching hospital with more than 280 beds. The hospital, which is affiliated with the UMDNJ-Robert Wood Johnson Medical School, offers acute and tertiary care, including ambulatory surgical services and diagnostic imaging. CentraState Healthcare System also operates several nursing homes (including Applewood Estates and Monmouth Crossing) and outpatient clinics. CentraState Healthcare is an affiliate of the Robert Wood Johnson Health System and Network.

The Children's Hospital to keep them rambunctious. The not-for-profit organization runs a network of health facilities in Colorado anchored by its nearly 50-acre main campus in Aurora. The campus includes a 285-bed inpatient hospital and numerous specialty outpatient clinics. The Children's Hospital also operates more than a dozen satellite locations in and around Denver where pint-sized patients can get emergency, after-hours, and specialty care. Affiliated with the University of Colorado Denver Health Sciences Center, The Children's Hospital -- led by CEO Jim Shmerling -- performs a wide range of research into pediatric illnesses, including cancer and HIV/AIDS.

Natchez Regional Medical Center is a full-service acute care hospital serving a region known as Miss-Lou, which includes seven counties in southwestern Mississippi and two parishes of northeastern Louisiana. The hospital provides general medical and surgical care with nearly 200 licensed beds. It offers specialty services in a number of areas, including cardiac catheterization, inpatient rehabilitation, outpatient surgery, and geriatric mental health. Owned by the county, Natchez Regional Medical Center opened its doors in 1960. While not technically bankrupt, in 2009 the medical center filed for Chapter 9 bankruptcy protection in order to reorganize.

Shawnee Mission Medical Center (SMMC) is determined to help care for the Kansas-side of Kansas City. The health care facility, located in the city's southwest suburbs, has some 450 inpatient beds. It also offers outpatient surgery and other health services in areas such as pediatrics, rehabilitation, oncology, and radiology. Its staff includes about 700 physicians with about 50 specialties. The medical center's emergency department receives some 50,000 visits each year. SMMC also operates satellite facilities, including the Shawnee Mission Outpatient Pavilion in nearby Lenexa, which offers emergency and outpatient diagnostic, general practice, and surgical care. SMMC is part of Adventist Health System.

Martha Jefferson Health Services cares for the residents of an eight-county region in central Virginia, including the city of Charlottesville. With about 175 beds and a staff of 450 doctors, it offers most medical specialties including maternity care, cancer treatment, pain management, cardiology, and home health care. The hospital also has fertilization, outpatient surgery, and urgent care centers, as well as primary and specialty care practices. Martha Jefferson Hospital, which was founded in 1903, has announced plans to join the Sentara Healthcare network.

Signature Eyewear views prescription eyeglasses and sunglasses as the ultimate fashion statement and an integral part of its business. Laura Ashley, Nicole Miller, and bebe licensed eyewear accounts for about three-fourths of the firm's sales. Signature Eyewear also licenses frames by Michael Stars, Dakota Smith, Hart Schaffner Marx, and Carmen Marc Valvo Eyewear.Signature Eyewear company makes its own line of frames ("Signature") through contract manufacturers in Hong Kong, China, Japan, and Italy, and markets them to optical retailers in more than 20 countries. Chairman Richard Torre bought about 30% of Signature Eyewear from former CEO Bernard Weiss and his wife.

Dynamic Associated Companies was established in 1987. Dynamic Associated Companies provides home health care services to those who want to avoid institutional care. The firm offers visiting nurse services to clients across Los Angeles County through its certified home health skilled nursing agency, Dynamic Home Care. Another subsidiary, Dynamic Nursing, provides personal grooming, custodial care, and homemaker services in the same region. The firm also offers skilled nursing, rehabilitation therapy, and custodial care in and around Las Vegas, Nevada.

Owen Mumford products include a variety of injection-based drug delivery systems, blood sampling equipment, neuropathy testers, and sexual healthcare devices. The company's Autopen line of insulin injectors use a side-mounted slide instead of a plunger, which is part of a design that is meant to minimize pressure and bruising. The company also makes Unilet lancets in a number of sizes for use in blood sampling and testing. Owen Mumford offers custom design services as well. The company was started in 1952 by Ivan Owen and John Mumford, originally making products for the auto industry.

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