Connecticut Children's Medical Center (CCMC) centerpiece is its children's hospital that cares for children from babyhood to adulthood with a variety of services including surgery, behavioral care, and emergency medicine. The critical care department houses a Level I Pediatric Intensive Care Unit (PICU) that receives referral patients from more than 30 hospitals throughout the region. The center also conducts clinical research and provides pediatric training to health professionals. CCMC is home to more than 10 outpatient facilities throughout Connecticut and a 120-student school for children with physical and behavioral challenges.

LifeBridge Health links ailing patients to care and healing. Serving the Baltimore region, the not-for-profit company operates two acute-care hospitals, Sinai Hospital of Baltimore and Northwest Hospital, with specialties including oncology, neurology, pediatrics, and sports medicine. The LifeBridge Health network also provides long-term care at the Levindale Hebrew Geriatric Center and Hospital (nursing, subacute, and adult day care services) and the Courtland Gardens Nursing & Rehabilitation Center (formerly the Jewish Convalescent & Nursing Home). The health system has some 1,200 beds total. Other operations include general physician practices and fitness centers.

As one of Britain’s leading independent providers of psychiatric care, the nature of our business means offering a personalized service to patients with psychological, emotional and addiction problems. We believe our experience in the provision of psychiatric services is unrivalled. Since Cygnet was founded in 1988, we have built a business based on providing care-with care.The company is known in particular for its work with those struggling with heroin addiction. Cygnet Health Care has 14 clinics in the UK, and offers private in-patients services, private out-patient services and therapy, elderly care services, and more. Additional services are offered in partnership with the UK National Health Service.

TW Medical Veterinary Supply is keeping dogs and cats and other companion animals in tip-top medical condition.TW Medical Veterinary Supply company distributes veterinary equipment and pharmaceuticals, as well as surgical items, to more than 1,600 customers in the US. Products include centrifuges, autoclaves, kennels and cages, radiology equipment, and scales. TW also offers its expertise to start-up clinics with consulting services on construction, finance, and equipment selection. Customers include veterinarians, research centers, and zoos. Founded in 1994, the company was acquired by animal products distributor Lextron in 2008.

Lewistown may have been named after a Quaker, but Lewistown Hospital has no qualms about using the latest technology to care for its patients. The acute-care, rural hospital has a great dependency on its small physician staff, causing it to be particularly vulnerable to physician turnover. As a result, the hospital included an aggressive physician recruitment plan in its 2007-2011 business plan which includes making the latest health information technology available to new recruits. Family Health Associates, the hospital's affiliated group of 21 physicians, offer a range of specialties from pediatrics to pulmonary medicine to the 80,000 residents of Mifflin and Juniata counties.

Presbyterian/St. Luke's Medical Center is a cornerstone of health care in the Rocky Mountains. The hospital, operated by HCA-HealthONE, provides primary and tertiary care services to folks living in the Denver area and throughout Colorado. The health care facility has some 680 beds and offers more than 80 medical specialties. Presbyterian/St. Luke's also has a specialized unit dedicated to pediatrics, and it is building a new pediatric facility, the Rocky Mountain Hospital for Children. Other specialty departments include centers for orthopedics, sleep therapy, weight loss, cancer care, and cardiology.

SleepMed was formed in December 1999 through the merger of Sleep Disorder Centers of America (SDCA), based in Columbia SC, and DigiTrace Care Services, Inc. (DCSI), based in Boston MA. SDCA was founded in 1994 by Dr. Richard K. Bogan, who has board certifications in sleep medicine, pulmonary medicine, critical care medicine and internal medicine. After becoming one of the first physicians in the nation to become board certified in sleep medicine and to accredit his sleep center through the American Academy of Sleep Medicine, Dr. Bogan recognized that his practice was attracting patients from across the state of South Carolina. With a professional mission to improve a patient's access to sleep medicine, Bogan began training pulmonary specialists in other markets within the state and assisting them in setting up a sleep lab in their community hospitals. Word of mouth began to spread and, by 1999, SDCA grew to over 20 sleep labs performing over 10,000 sleep studies a year.

Telecare was founded in 1965 by Art Gladman, a psychiatrist, Lida Hahn, a psychiatric nurse and Morton Bakar, a businessman -- three individuals who were committed to a belief in the rehabilitation potential of people with serious mental illness. They believed that clients could achieve better results when they received services that were individualized, focused, and provided in a more home-like setting. They placed the client at the center of the organization, and created a culture where employees and clients were supported in reaching their full potential. Their vision still guides Telecare today and is carried on by Anne Bakar, Telecare's President and CEO, and daughter of founder Morton Bakar.

Freeman Health System offers comprehensive health and behavioral health to the residents of Arkansas, Kansas, Missouri, and Oklahoma through three hospitals with a total of more than 400 beds. Specialty facilities include a full-service cardiothoracic and vascular program at the Freeman Heart Institute, and behavioral health services through its Ozark Health Center. The community-owned Freeman system also operates two urgent care centers, a separate sleep center, several doctors' office buildings, and serves as a teaching hospital with three residency programs (ear, nose, and throat; emergency medicine; and internal medicine).

The Methodist Hospitals, Inc. provides medical care to the residents of Indiana from two campuses with more than 600 beds total. With about 500 physicians representing some 60 specialties, The Methodist Hospitals offers services such as orthopedics, home health and hospice care, oncology, rehabilitation, and neurology. The hospital also offers community seminars, symposia, and training courses on health-related topics. Its emergency department treats more than 70,000 patients each year. The not-for-profit health care system was established in 1923.

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