Institutions that offer instruction and vocational training in a variety of academic and non-academic subjects other than fine arts, sports, and language. Instruction can range from skills for personal enrichment to training for career or educational opportunities. Those include religious instruction, first aid instruction, life guard training, self defense instruction, bridge instruction, driver training schools, and other instruction or training.

Companies that manufacture, market, and distribute medical and other health-related products; and companies that offer medical and other health care services.

Academic institutions that offer higher education degrees.

Companies that provide health care services (including clinics, hospitals, medical and diagnostic laboratories, nursing and residential care facilities, home health care, specialized health care services, weight and health management, health care plans, veterinary care services, and other health care services).

Companies that provide medical, diagnostic, and treatment services (including surgical and non-surgical treatment) for a variety of medical conditions to patients (both inpatients and outpatients) with an organized staff of physicians and other medical staff.

Learning institutions including childcare, elementary and secondary schools, colleges and universities, vocational schools or institutions, and institutions that provide educational support services.

Institutions that offer instruction and vocational training in a variety of academic and non-academic subjects (including language, fine arts, sports and recreation, and other subjects). Instruction can range from skills for personal enrichment to training for career or educational opportunities.

Institutions of higher education, engaged in offering instruction and granting degrees, often part of a university. The requirements for admission are a high school diploma or equivalent academic training.

Companies that distribute pharmaceutical products to pharmacies, drug stores, medical facilities, and other retail outlets.

Institutions that offer vocational education, which include technical schools and training centers. The training can range from skills for personal improvement to job-specific certification.

Companies that research, develop, produce, market, and distribute chemical or biological substances for human or veterinary medical use (including branded and generic drugs, vitamins and nutritional supplements, drug delivery systems, diagnostic substances, and related products, equipment, and services).

Companies that engage in buying goods from manufacturers, producers, or importers, either directly or through wholesalers, and organizing the resale of merchandise to the general public in small quantities. Retailers mainly sell merchandise intended for personal or household consumption, but some sell products for business and institutional clients, retailers may provide after-sales services, such as repair and installation, or process activities supplementary to retailing.

Companies that own, operate, and manage medical clinics, offices, and other practices (including general and specialized medicine and surgery). Such facilities may be a part of hospitals or medical centers.

Companies that operate pharmacies and drug stores that retail prescription and nonprescription drugs and medicines.

Companies that own and operate stores, that retail specialized merchandise, such that they retail a specific line of goods, from a single location or from individual point-of-sale locations; such stores provide display equipment and staff who are knowledgeable on the retailed line of products.

Companies that provide medical, diagnostic, and treatment services to patients (both inpatients and outpatients) with an organized staff of physicians and other medical staff. Hospitals Include general and specialized hospitals.