Crittenton Hospital opened its doors in 1967. Crittenton Hospital treats patients in the "other" Rochester-- Rochester, Michigan, that is. Crittenton Hospital Medical Center (CHMC) serves the western counties of the suburban Detroit area. The not-for-profit hospital has 290 beds for acute care, but also provides primary and secondary care as well. Crittenton Hospital operates an ambulatory surgical center and offers such services as urgent pediatric care, rehabilitative therapy, inpatient psychiatric services, and a sleep analysis lab. It is a teaching campus for the medical schools of the University of Michigan and Wayne State University.

Community General Hospital founded in 1963, has specialty centers in the areas of wound care, breast care, and sleep disorders, and it operates area primary and specialty clinics. The not-for-profit hospital, which has about 300 acute-care beds, is a general medical and surgical facility. It offers emergency and intensive care services, as well as inpatient orthopedic, psychiatric, and women's health services. Additionally, Community General Hospital houses a skilled nursing center and performs outpatient diagnostic testing, physical therapy, and cardiac rehabilitation.

Boston Scientific Corporation develops, manufactures, and markets medical devices used in various interventional medical specialties worldwide. It offers cardiac rhythm management products, which monitor the heart and deliver electricity to treat cardiac abnormalities; and RF generators, intracardiac ultrasound and steerable ablation catheters, and diagnostic catheters for the diagnosis and treatment of cardiac arrhythmias. The company also provides interventional cardiology products, such as coronary stent systems, coronary revascularization products to treat patients with atherosclerosis and intraluminal catheter-directed ultrasound imaging catheters and systems; vascular access products, balloon catheters, stents and peripheral vascular catheters, wires, and accessories, as well as products for peripheral embolization procedures; and biliary stents, drainage catheters, and micro-puncture sets to treat, diagnose, and ease various forms of benign and malignant tumors. In addition, it offers coated and uncoated detachable coils, micro-delivery stents, micro-guidewires, micro-catheters, guiding catheters, and embolics to neuro-interventional radiologists and neurosurgeons to treat diseases of the neurovascular system; and endoscopy and interventional bronchoscopy products to diagnose and treat various digestive diseases, as well as pulmonary disease systems within the airway and lungs. Further, the company provides urology/women’s health products to treat patients with urinary stone disease, benign prostatic hyperplasia, stress urinary incontinence, pelvic organ prolapse, and excessive uterine bleeding; and spinal cord stimulation system for the management of chronic intractable pain of the trunk and/or limbs. Boston Scientific Corporation markets its products through direct sales force, and a network of distributors and dealers. Boston Scientific Corporation was founded in 1979 and is headquartered in Natick, Massachusetts with additional offices in Tokyo, Japan and Paris, France.

West Virginia University Hospitals (WVUH) has West Virginians covered. The health care system's facilities include the behavioral health center Chestnut Ridge Hospital, City Hospital, Jefferson Memorial Hospital, Jon Michael Moore Trauma Center, Ruby Memorial Hospital, and the West Virginia University Children's Hospital; combined, the system has more than 500 beds. Other services include centers for eye and dental care, cancer treatment (Mary Babb Randolph Cancer Center), and family medicine. Cheat Lake Physicians is the physicians group associated with the health system. WVUH is a member of the West Virginia United Health System.

Intermountain Health Care, Inc. (IHC) was formed in 1975 when the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints donated 15 hospitals to local communities. IHC's hospitals have a combined total of about 2,700 licensed beds. From air ambulance services to urgent care clinics and general hospitals, IHC has all the tools to mend skiers (and non-skiers alike) in Utah and southern Idaho. The not-for-profit health system operates nearly two dozen hospitals as well as home health care agencies, dozens of physician and urgent care clinics, and rehabilitation centers.

OhioHealth aims to keep Buckeyes healthy. The not-for-profit system runs eight acute care hospitals and is affiliated with another nine community hospitals and area health systems. All told, OhioHealth has about 2,000 staffed beds in and around Columbus. Additional facilities offer urgent care, physical rehabilitation, diagnostic imaging, and sleep diagnostics services. Subsidiary HomeReach provides home health care and hospice care. Its WorkHealth program offers workers' compensation care management and occupational rehabilitation services. OhioHealth Group, OhioHealth's joint venture with The Medical Group of Ohio, operates the HealthReach PPO.

Wabash County Hospital is a small community hospital with 25 beds and offers patients a range of services including cancer treatment; cardiac and pulmonary rehabilitation; critical and acute care; and general, laparoscopic, and orthopedic surgery. The facility also provides hospice and home health care programs, occupational health services, and emergency medicine.

Priority Health Managed Benefits' chief concern is its members' wellbeing. The health insurance provider serves some 500,000 members in 65 counties throughout the state of Michigan. The company offers managed care plans to about nearly 8,000 employer groups; it also provides individual coverage. It contracts with a network of nearly 100 acute care hospitals and more than 12,000 health care providers, including primary care doctors and specialists. Health plan offerings include HMO, POS, PPO, Medicaid, and Medicare plans. Priority Health also offers health savings accounts (HSAs) and provides administrative services for companies with self-funded plans.

Henry Mayo Newhall Memorial Hospital serves the health care needs of the Santa Clarita Valley in northern Los Angeles County. The not-for-profit community hospital houses more than 220 beds and provides general medical and surgical care, as well as trauma services (it is a Level II trauma center), outpatient services, psychiatric care, and emergency services, among other specialties. In operation since 1975, the hospital was built to serve the needs of the at-the-time unincorporated City of Santa Clara, on land donated by The Newhall Land and Farming Company.

St. John's Mercy Health Care, an affiliate of the Sisters of Mercy Health System, is a not-for-profit health care system serving the greater St. Louis metro area and surrounding counties. The system offers some 1,200 beds and almost 1,300 physicians and is one of the largest Catholic-sponsored health care complexes in the nation. St. John's Mercy Health Care's network includes St. John's Mercy Medical Center, St. John's Hospital, Mercy Medical Group (a network of primary care physicians), a home health care division, a skilled nursing facility, and several specialty clinics. Specialty services include cardiac and cancer care and pediatrics.

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