Fi-Med Management, Inc. offers services that help doctors cure swollen medical claims, feverish financials, and colicky collections. Serving independent physicians and small practices, Fi-Med provides insurance claims and denial processing, invoice billing, medical coding, cash-flow management, and other services. Fi-Med Management company uses proprietary software technology and customizes its technologies and services to its clients. Fi-Med is based in Wisconsin and, following a 2008 merger with Mediplete, also has regional offices in Utah and California. With roots dating back to 1993, Fi-Med was founded by president Adrian Velasquez and Christine Krause.

Chemed Corporation brings a professional dignity to times of transition and sewer line clogs. Operating through two major subsidiaries, Chemed Corporation offers hospice care to terminally ill patients through its VITAS Healthcare subsidiary which operates in some 15 US states. VITAS employs doctors, nurses, and other professionals to provide at-home and inpatient services in care facilities. Chemed's better-known Roto-Rooter subsidiary offers plumbing and drain-cleaning services for residential and commercial customers through company-owned, contractor-operated, and franchised locations, some 600 total. A stalwart of the industry, Roto-Rooter offers services throughout the US and in parts of Canada.

UCSD Medical Center, part of the University of California, San Diego, is an acute-care teaching hospital that provides a comprehensive range of health services to residents of the San Diego area. UCSD Medical Center's facilities consist of UCSD Thornton Hospital in La Jolla and UCSD Medical Center Hillcrest (with a combined 500 beds), as well as several area primary and specialty outpatient clinics. Services provided by the medical center and its affiliates include general medicine, trauma care, women's health, infant care, oncology, and ophthalmology. The medical center is also home to specialty centers for neurosurgery, orthopedics, and transplantation, and it has extensive academic and research programs.

Comprehensive Behavioral Care, Inc. (CompCare), established in 1969 as Comprehensive Care Corporation, became a national leader in chemical dependency treatment services through its trademarked CareUnit programs. In 1992, CompCare began to diversify through acquisition of a small managed behavioral health organization. By 1997, the Company had refocused its core business and consolidated its corporate operations in Tampa, Florida. Today, CompCare manages lives nationwide, providing a wide range of services to health plans and employer groups for Commercial, Medicaid, and Medicare members.

Poudre Valley Health System (PVHS) provides health care to residents of northern Colorado, western Nebraska, and southern Wyoming through the Poudre Valley Hospital and the Medical Center of the Rockies. With a total of some 415 beds, the two hospitals offer general medical and surgical services and trauma care. Individually, the hospitals feature orthopedic surgery and treatment centers for cancer and brain and spine disorders. PVHS also includes the Mountain Crest Behavioral Healthcare Center, which has some 40 beds and provides mental health services and substance abuse treatment, and a 96-acre, four-building campus that includes physician offices and outpatient services.

D Medical develops and manufactures insulin delivery devices for patients with diabetes. Its core product, a proprietary spring-driven pump that delivers insulin and monitors insulin levels, is similar in functionality to, but differs in design from, other motor-driven pumps on the market. The company first introduced its pumps to the marketplace in 2009 when it began selling and marketing to distributors in Europe. Tracing its roots back to the early 1990s, the company became a medical device maker in 2004 after acquiring Nilimedix.

Carolinas Medical Center-NorthEast (formerly called NorthEast Medical Center) provides medical care for the residents of North Carolina, including immediate emergency medical services as well as continuing treatment services for cancer and other chronic diseases. The medical center also offers specialty services in areas such as behavioral health, occupational medicine, and pain management. Its medical staff includes more than 280 physicians The 450-bed hospital is part of Carolinas HealthCare System.

Oconee Regional Health Systems (ORHS) helps people return to their natural healthy state, though sometimes using unnatural methods to do so. Oconee Regional Health Systems serves the residents of Baldwin County in central Georgia. Its Oconee Regional Medical Center, founded in 1957, has some 140 beds. Other facilities include Jasper Memorial Hospital (almost 20 beds), Primary Care Center of Monticello, The Retreat Nursing Home, and the ConvenientCare after-hours care center. Specialty services include behavioral medicine, cancer treatment, emergency care, hospice, pediatrics, and physical therapy.

United Healthcare of Georgia, a subsidiary of UnitedHealth Group, provides health insurance products and related services for nearly one million people in the Peach State; its provider network includes thousands of doctors and more than 150 hospitals. Products include dental, disability, health, life, and vision insurance coverage, as well as pharmacy benefits, for companies, their employees, and individual customers. UnitedHealth Group is the second-largest health insurer in the US (behind WellPoint) and has operations in all 50 states.

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.

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