Ingenix is a leading health information company that provides technology, services, and consulting.Ingenix was founded in 1996 to develop, acquire, and integrate the world’s best-in-class health care information technology capabilities. We invest significantly in research and development, and have grown significantly in size, strength, and capabilities to become a leader in health information. Ingenix at-a-glance: * A global leader in health information technology and services throughout the health care system * Key market-facing brands include i3, Ingenix Consulting, and The Lewin Group * Headquartered in Eden Prairie, Minnesota * Annual revenue of more than $1.8 billion as of 2009 * More than 11,000 employees in 40 countries

Altoona Regional Health System was formed on November 1, 2004, as a result of Altoona and Bon Secours-Holy Family hospitals, along with many health system-affiliated companies, joining together.Altoona Regional is a charitable, not-for-profit health care system governed by a volunteer community board of directors. Acute care services are provided at two hospital campuses, the Altoona Hospital Campus and the Bon Secours Hospital Campus. The hospitals are licensed for a combined 497 beds. Altoona Regional offers more than 200 years of health care experience, over 300 talented and highly recognized physicians, nearly 4,000 specialized and experienced caregivers, and 600 supportive volunteers. The health system serves more than 20 counties throughout Central Pennsylvania.

Health Care Service Corporation (HCSC) has the Blues in Chicago and the Southwest. A licensee of the Blue Cross and Blue Shield Association, HCSC consists of four regional Blue health plans: Blue Cross and Blue Shield of Illinois, Blue Cross and Blue Shield of Texas, Blue Cross and Blue Shield of New Mexico, and Blue Cross and Blue Shield of Oklahoma. The mutually owned company provides group and individual health plans -- including traditional indemnity plans, managed care programs, and Medicare supplemental coverage -- to more than 12 million members, a majority of them in Illinois and Texas. Through some non-Blue subsidiaries, HCSC sells dental, life, disability, and property/casualty insurance.

The Kennedy Health System was founded in 1965 as John F. Kennedy Hospital. The Kennedy Health System operates three acute care hospitals with more than 600 beds in southern interior New Jersey. Its operations include several outpatient centers and wellness programs, cancer care, dialysis centers, primary care facilities, and a nursing home. Its outpatient services are vast and varied. They range from ambulance and medical transport and its group of Balance Centers (to treat dizziness and balance problems) to sleep centers, and occupational therapy. The system is affiliated with the University of New Jersey Medical and Dental School.

Oral and Maxillofacial Surgery Centers provides oral and facial reconstruction surgery services through six Ohio locations. The centers offer services such as dental implant surgery, wisdom tooth removal, and corrective jaw surgery. Physicians at the centers also treat facial pain, facial injuries and fractures, and temporomandibular disorders (TMJ). In addition, cosmetic surgery is offered at some locations.

Memorial Sloan-Kettering Cancer Center (MSKCC) leads the way in cancer research and treatment. The center includes the 430-bed Memorial Hospital for Cancer and Allied Diseases, providing pediatric and adult cancer care, and the Sloan-Kettering Institute for cancer research activities. Memorial Hospital specializes in bone-marrow transplants, radiation therapy, and chemotherapy, and it offers programs in cancer prevention, diagnosis, treatment, research, and education. The Sloan-Kettering Institute conducts medical and clinical laboratory research on cancer genetics and therapeutics. MSKCC offers outpatient services from several Manhattan, Long Island, and New Jersey clinic locations.

Biodex Medical Systems aims to have a Rolodex overflowing with customers for its health care equipment. The company designs and manufactures a variety of products for the diagnostic radiology market, as well as equipment used for physical rehabilitation such as treadmills, elliptical cross-trainers, and balance testing equipment. Diagnostic supplies include tables, stretchers, and stools for medical imaging, as well as radiation shields, lung ventilation systems, and storage and dosing devices for nuclear medicine applications. Biodex Medical Systems' products are marketed through direct sales reps and international distributors. The company also offers technical support and clinical training for its equipment.

Sparks Health System brings good health to western Arkansas and eastern Oklahoma. The not-for-profit health system operates Sparks Regional Medical Center, a nearly 500-bed community-based hospital, along with a broad range of health care programs and diagnostic facilities. With Arkansas' oldest hospital (founded in 1887) as part of its operations, Sparks boasts an impressive lists of "firsts," including the state's first heart institute (Stanley E. Evans Heart Institute) and the state's first ultrasound equipment. However, an expensive renovation and economic woes pinched the company and in 2009 it was acquired by health care giant Health Management Associates (HMA).

NeoGenomics Laboratories is a specialized genetics laboratory providing the latest diagnostic testing technologies to the pathology and oncology markets. Staffed with specially trained hematopathologists and cytogenetic professionals, NeoGenomics Laboratories offers testing in cancer genetics, flow cytometry, immunohistochemistry and molecular diagnostics through its network of regional laboratories.

South Dakota State Medical Holding Company, operating under the name DAKOTACARE, is a statewide HMO plan. Product offerings include comprehensive group and individual medical plans, flexible spending and COBRA plans, Medicare Advantage coverage, and dental, life, and disability policies. All hospitals and nearly all physicians in South Dakota contract with the firm. In addition to serving some 100,000 customers in its home state, third-party administration (TPA) subsidiary DAKOTACARE Administrative Services is active in over a dozen neighboring states. Founded in 1986, DAKOTACARE is the managed care affiliate of the South Dakota State Medical Association.

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