With dozens of health care facilities in nearly every state, Universal Health Services (UHS) isn't quite ubiquitous, but it's working on it. One of the nation's largest for-profit hospital operators, UHS owns or leases about 25 acute care hospitals with a total of some 5,800 beds, primarily in rural and suburban communities. It also operates outpatient surgery centers and radiation treatment facilities, most located near its acute care hospitals. In addition, UHS' behavioral health division operates some 435 psychiatric and substance abuse hospitals with a combined capacity of more than 20,000 beds; its UK-based Cygnet unit operates another 21 facilities. UHS is controlled by founder and CEO Alan Miller.