The hospitals and health systems include:
Advocate Health Care (Oak Brook, Ill.) — $43.7 million
Bozeman (Mont.) Deaconess Hospital — $20.7 million
Catholic Health Initiatives (Colo.) — $417 million
Catholic Health Initiatives (Wash.) — $109.1 million
Children’s Hospital of Philadelphia — $260.8 million
Cleveland Clinic — $195.7 million
Gundersen Lutheran Health System (La Crosse, Wis.) — $162.4 million
Hartford (Conn.) HealthCare — $254.7 million
Heartland Regional Medical Center (St. Joseph, Mo.) — $25.3 million
Mary Greeley Medical Center (Ames, Iowa) — $65 million
Mother Frances Hospital (Tyler, Texas) — $51.7 million
Mount Sinai Hospital (New York) — $65.4 million
North Shore-Long Island Jewish Health System (Great Neck, N.Y.) — $392.2 million
Northern Arizona Healthcare (Flagstaff, Ariz.) — $72.2 million
Princeton (W.Va.) Community Hospital — $3.9 million
Snoqualmie (Wash.) Valley Hospital — $15.4 million
Trinity Health (Ohio) — $14.5 million
Trinity Health (Calif.) — $106.3 million
Trinity Health (Md.) — $63 million
Trinity Health (Ill.) — $139.7 million
Trinity Health (Mich.) — $325.2 million
Via Christi Health (Wichita, Kan.) — $115.9 million
West Jefferson Medical Center (Marrero, La.) — $119.2 million
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