AmeriHealth has been providing managed care, primarily HMO, products to more than 265,000 members in Delaware, New Jersey, and Pennsylvania. As a subsidiary of Independence Blue Cross, the managed care provider operates as two entities, AmeriHealth HMO and AmeriHealth Insurance, though it prefers one unified name, AmeriHealth. AmeriHealth company offers traditional HMO, PPO, Medicare, Medicaid, and third-party administration (TPA) services. In addition, AmeriHealth provides health assessment, wellness, reimbursement, anti-fraud, and disease management programs. AmeriHealth company was formed in 1995.

South Jersey Healthcare, often simply known as SJH, is happy to be stuck in the middle: The company operates health care facilities in an area midway between Atlantic City and Philadelphia. Some of those facilities include the SJH Regional Medical Center, a 260-bed facility with specialty cancer and diagnostic centers, and the smaller SJH Elmer Hospital. In total the system houses about 420 beds. SJH also offers outpatient care, home care and hospice services, and a network of community-based health clinics. The company also provides wellness programs for the public. South Jersey Healthcare originated in 1898 as Bridgeton Hospital.

Wyoming Valley Health Care System (WVHCS) cares for the rugged folk in the wilds of Pennsylvania. WVHCS operates the Wilkes-Barre General Hospital, an acute care facility with some 300 beds that serves northeastern Pennsylvania residents. The hospital includes a women's and children's center, cardiac care unit, and a cancer care center. The WVHCS network also includes a behavioral health hospital, the First Hospital Wyoming Valley (also known as Nesbitt Memorial Medical Center). Other system facilities include primary care physician offices, behavioral health clinics, long-term and hospice care centers, and a home health agency. WVHCS was acquired by rural healthcare giant Community Health Systems in 2009.

Elekta AB(publ) manufactures the Gamma Knife -- which isn't a knife at all but a chamber that delivers radiation therapy to treat tumors and cancer in the brain. The Gamma Knife was invented in 1968 by Elekta's founder, Dr. Lars Leksell, the father of radiosurgery. The company manufactures other non-invasive treatment systems, such as image-guided radiation therapy (IRGT) and particle therapy, used to treat cancer elsewhere in the body. Elekta also sells health care-related software through its two subsidiaries, CMS and IMPAC. Elekta was founded in 1972. Its products are used in more than 5,000 hospitals around the world.

SonoSite, Inc. develops, manufactures, and distributes hand-carried ultrasound systems for use across medical specialties and in a range of treatment settings. Its products include NanoMaxx Ultrasound Tool, which supports a range of examinations and procedures, including thoracic assessment for hemothorax, hydrothorax and pneumothorax, vascular access, needle aspirations, and injections, as well as abdominal, cardiac, nerve, obstetrics/gynecology, musculoskeletal, small parts, and vascular scanning; The M-Turbo system, which is used in clinical and procedural guidance applications at the point-of-care, such as abdominal, nerve, vascular, cardiac, venous access, small part, and superficial imaging; S Series ultrasound tools; MicroMaxx System used in anesthesia, cardiology, critical and acute care, emergency medicine, obstetrics/gynecology, preventive cardiology, radiology, surgery, and vascular applications; and non-invasive hemodynamic parameters for tracking and evaluating cardiovascular health. The company also offers accessories for its products that include mobile docking stations, multiple transducer connections, image transfer and management software, printers, video recorders, auxiliary monitors, storage devices, carrying cases, and disposable supplies. In addition, it develops programs in ultrasound education. The company sells its products directly, as well as through independent third-party distributors and strategic alliances in the United States, Australia, Canada, France, Germany, India, Italy, Japan, Spain, the United Kingdom, Africa, Asia, China, the Middle East, and Latin America. SonoSite, Inc. was founded in 1986 and is headquartered in Bothell, Washington.

Shriners Hospitals For Children. The system operates 22 hospitals in North America. Among those, 18 specialize in orthopedic conditions, some also specialize in treating serious burn injuries, spinal cord injuries, and cleft lips and palates. Founded by the fellowship Shrine of North America, the hospitals are supported by a multitude of fundraising events organized by 500,000 red fez-wearing members. As a result, these hospitals are able to treat children under 18 years old completely for free. Shriners Hospitals For Children was founded in 1922.

St. Anthony's Medical Center serves St. Louis and Jefferson Counties in Missouri, as well as two southwestern Illinois counties. With about 770 beds and more than 800 affiliated physicians, the hospital provides a comprehensive offering, including inpatient and outpatient medical, surgical, diagnostic, and behavioral health care. The hospital also operates a level two trauma center, a cancer center, and a pediatric emergency center, as well as several urgent care facilities. It also offers home health, hospice, laboratory, and pharmacy services. More than 60,000 patients visit the hospital's emergency room each year. St. Anthony's Medical Center was started in 1900 by the Franciscan Sisters of Germany.

Getinge USA,Inc. the company manufactures and distributes sterilization and surgical equipment under the Arjo, Getinge, and Maquet brands. Its products include autoclaves, detergents and cleaners, surgical tables and lighting systems, scrub sinks, and washing equipment. Its clients are the health care and life science industries, including hospitals and pharmaceutical researchers. The company also provides consulting, training, and maintenance services. Getinge USA is a subsidiary of Sweden-based Getinge AB.

The University of Texas M. D. Anderson Cancer Center close to home. The center has been leading the fight against cancer for more than 65 years. Located on the Texas Medical Center campus, it is devoted exclusively to cancer patient care, research, education, and prevention. Part of the University of Texas System, the tertiary-care hospital helps some 95,000 patients annually with both inpatient and outpatient care. M.D. Anderson is a premier cancer research facility and discoveries in its labs are quickly put into practice with its patients. Additionally, the hospital is a teaching facility for medical professionals and researchers.

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