Sacred Heart Hospital has acute care facility and some 260 beds and serves the residents of Pennsylvania's Lehigh Valley. Specialty services include pediatrics, cardiology, obstetrics, weight-loss surgery, orthopedics, behavioral health, and cancer treatment. Sacred Heart Hospital of Allentown is part of the Sacred Heart Health System, which also operates more than a dozen family practice clinics, as well as specialty clinics, long-term care facilities, and imaging and rehabilitation centers. The hospital was founded by the Missionary Sisters of the Most Sacred Heart (a Catholic religious order) in 1912.

Paradigm Management doesn't want complex worker's compensation cases to get out of hand. Paradigm Management company maintains a network of medical specialists, nurse case managers, and physicians that oversees cases of catastrophic injuries and complex medical conditions, such as amputations, burns, brain injuries, multiple trauma, chronic pain, and spinal cord injuries. Paradigm's database of more than 8,000 cases highlights best practices in hopes of reducing costs and improving results for its clients. It claims to return workers to the job in 41% of cases, compared to the 8% national average. Customers include state worker's comp funds, private insurers, and self-funded companies.Paradigm Management company was founded in 1991.

Diakon Lutheran Social Ministries offers senior living communities and a range of services for children, youths, families, and older adults in Pennsylvania, Maryland, and Delaware, annually touching the lives of nearly 100,000 persons. Its name meaning “one assigned by the church to minister to the needs of others,” Diakon was formed by the Jan. 1, 2000, affiliation of Tressler Lutheran Services of Mechanicsburg, Pa., and Lutheran Services Northeast—itself an affiliation between The Lutheran Home at Topton, Pa., and Lutheran Welfare Service of Northeastern Pennsylvania, Hazleton. With its deepest roots originating in 1868, Diakon’s history includes the legacy of service of such additional organizations as Lutheran Social Services of Maryland, Baltimore.

A hospital was established in Conway in 1921 when Colonel John E. Little donated a tract of land to the city for a building site. In 1938, the hospital was organized as Conway Memorial Hospital, a non-profit corporation with seven board members. The hospital moved to its present location across the street from the original building in July, 1957, with sixty beds. Today, Conway Regional Health System provides complete health care services to the growing communities of north Central Arkansas including Faulkner, Conway, Perry, Van Buren and Cleburne counties.

Z-Medica manufactures and sells QuickClot, a product that rapidly stops bleeding in emergency situations, even from arterial injuries. QuickClot works by absorbing blood plasma, the liquid component of blood, and thereby concentrating clotting factors. The hemostat is made of biologically inert minerals, reducing the risk of a patient having an allergic reaction to the compound. QuickClot has been used by the US armed forces in Iraq and is available to civilian medical, emergency, and veterinary customers, as well as over-the-counter to the general public. Z-Medica, founded in 2002, also makes the product available to international buyers through distributors.

Scott & White Health Plan works to keep its members Safe & Well. The not-for-profit HMO provides health insurance plans and related services to more than 202,000 members in 34 counties in and around central Texas, primarily in .Scott & White Health Plan company, which is owned by the Scott & White network of hospitals and clinics, has employer-sponsored plans as well as several choices for individuals along with COBRA and state administered continuation plans. It also offers the Young Texan Health Plan for children only. The Scott & White Health Plan includes more than 1,000 service providers in its network.Scott & White Health Plan company began offering its services in 1982.

First Choice for health care owned by about 450 physicians and 11 hospital systems and other hospital entities, First Choice Health Network is an independent PPO (Preferred Provider Organization). It also provides health-benefits management services and third-party administration services for self-funded plan sponsors. First Choice Health Network contracts with more than 40,000 health care professionals and 220 hospitals in Alaska, Idaho, Montana, Oregon, and Washington. The company was founded in 1985, and has grown through acquisitions.

St. Jude Medical's main products are pacemakers and implantable cardioverter defibrillators (ICDs), both of which use electrical impulses to shock irregularly beating hearts back into rhythm. St. Jude, which was founded in 1976, also makes mechanical and tissue heart valves; items used in interventional cardiology procedures, such as catheters and guidewires; and ablation systems used to treat atrial fibrillation. Its neuromodulation business makes implantable devices (similar to pacemakers) that treat chronic pain using electrical stimulation. The company markets its products worldwide through its own sales force and distributors.

Community Health Plan of Washington for health insurance coverage. The not-for-profit organization, founded in 1992 by a group of community health clinics, provides insurance coverage under contract with the state to Medicaid recipients and members of other government-subsidized health programs. It also offers Medicare Advantage HMO plans for retirees. Operating in 33 Washington counties, Community Health Plan of Washington delivers care to its members through a network of some 1,600 primary care doctors, 8,000 specialists, and 90 hospitals.

St. John Macomb-Oakland Hospital, a part of St. John Health, boasts more than 535 beds and two campuses: one in Warren and another in Madison Heights, Michigan. It offers cancer care services through its Webber Cancer Center and provides gynecologic, medical, pediatric, radiation oncology, and hematology. The hospital also offers specialty care in the areas of behavioral medicine, cardiovascular services, obstetrics, physical rehabilitation, emergency care, and women's health. Its Webber Healing Arts Center promotes well-being through alternative medicine and techniques that complement traditional health care. The center was formed through the 2007 merger of St. John Macomb and St. John Oakland hospitals.

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