Copyright promotes the progress of science and useful arts. Open Access trends in publishing remove restrictions from access and reuse, opening the doors to more opportunities for progress of science. Similarly, open medical and health information lead the path to enhancements in care for both individuals and whole populations locally and globally, through access to more evidence, symptoms, diagnosis and treatments. Alternatively, concealing of medical and health information seriously undercut certainty of diagnosis and proposed treatment. This presentation discusses adoption (or lack thereof) of Open Access and Open Data trends at for profit healthcare organizations from a scientist’s and from a librarian's point of view.