St. Mary's Healthcare Center, consisting of a 60-bed acute-care hospital, a 105-bed long-term-care hospital, and 58-unit senior-living apartments, provides health care services in central South Dakota. The health care center offers both inpatient and outpatient care, including surgery, children's health, home and hospice care, and rehabilitation services. St. Mary's got its start in the nineteenth century; in the 1920s, it became one of the first hospitals in South Dakota to become accredited.

St. Jude Medical Japan (formerly Getz Bros) takes medical device distribution to heart. It is one of Japan's leading distributors of cardiovascular medical devices, including pacemakers, prosthetic valves, grafts, and electrophysiology products. St. Jude Medical Japan company, a subsidiary of US medical device maker St. Jude Medical, is the largest distributor of St. Jude's products in Japan and also distributes products from other medical device makers. St. Jude Medical Japan also provides clinical trial management services, as well as marketing and sales for other companies that want to bring their products to the Japanese market.

Opened in 1975 by a group of leading community physicians, Doctors Community Hospital is a private, not-for-profit hospital located in Lanham, Maryland. The hospital, which is one and one-half miles from the Baltimore-Washington Parkway and 495, is focused on meeting the health care needs of Prince George’s County and the region.Doctors Community Hospital currently operates 200 medical/surgical beds, admits 12,000 patients annually, treats more than 55,000 Emergency Center patients and employs 1,300 individuals. Our medical staff is comprised of more than 600 physicians. The hospital offers a broad range of inpatient and outpatient services, a number of specialty and subspecialty services, and a full range of ancillary and support services.

Kindred Healthcare, Inc. operates as a FORTUNE 500 healthcare services company in the United States. It operates in three divisions: Hospital, Health Services, and Rehabilitation. The Hospital division operates long-term acute care hospitals that provide services to medically complex patients, including the critically ill, suffering from multiple organ system failures, primarily the cardiovascular, pulmonary, kidney, gastro-intestinal, and skin systems. The Health Services division operates nursing and rehabilitation centers, which provide short stay patients and long stay residents with a range of medical, nursing, rehabilitative, pharmacy, and routine services, including daily dietary, social, and recreational services. It also provides specialized programs for residents suffering from Alzheimer’s disease and other dementias through its reflections units. The Rehabilitation division offers physical and occupational therapies and speech pathology services under the Peoplefirst Rehabilitation name to residents and patients of nursing centers, acute and long-term acute care hospitals, outpatient clinics, home health agencies, assisted living facilities, school districts, and hospice providers. It also offers specialized care programs that address neurologic, orthopedic, cardiac, and pulmonary recovery, as well as medical needs, such as wound care, pain management, and cognitive retraining. As of December 31, 2009, the company operated 83 long-term acute care hospitals with 6,580 licensed beds in 24 states; and 222 nursing and rehabilitation centers with 27,523 licensed beds in 27 states. Kindred Healthcare was founded in 1998 and is headquartered in Louisville, Kentucky.

The drapes Amba Medical sells aren't used to pretty up operating rooms, they're used to keep the room clean and the patient healthy. Amba manufactures and distributes surgical supplies, including disposable equipment and procedure drapes under the Clinicon brand. Procedure drapes are used to cover different parts of a patient's body during surgery, providing sanitary protection, while equipment drapes cover surgical equipment, such as cameras, probes, and microscopes. Other supplies include drainage pouches, patient identification bracelets, and operating room and hospital footware.

Sinai-Grace Hospital hopes to provide health care to grateful Detroit residents. The acute care medical center has about 400 beds and 800 physicians providing a variety of emergency, general, specialty, and outpatient services. Specialist programs include cancer care, cardiology, gastroenterology, orthopedics, rehabilitation, women's and children's services, and reconstructive surgeries. Sinai-Grace provides training to medical students through an affiliation with Wayne State University. The hospital is part of the Detroit Medical Center network.

National Elevator Industry Benefit Plans (NEIBP) is the health insurance and retirement benefits plan for members of the the International Union of Elevator Constructors, a 25,000-strong union for North American workers who make, maintain, and install elevators. The organization's health plan, offered through Blue Cross and Blue Shield, provides medical coverage; NEIBP offers other specialty coverages (including prescription drug, vision, substance abuse, and dental) through partners such as EyeMed Vision Care and ValueOptions. MassMutual handles the organization's retirement planning options, which include annuities and 401k products.

American Community Mutual Insurance would like to maintain the health and well-being of America's communities. American Community provides group and individual health care plans and life insurance plans in over a dozen states throughout the Midwest and Southwest. The company's offerings include PPO, short-term health, dental, vision, and prescription plans. American Community also offers health savings accounts. Focusing largely on the small to midsized employer group market, the company insures more than 165,000 individuals. American Community Mutual Insurance company distributes its products through a force of 14,000 independent agents. American Community was founded in 1938; it was the first health care insurance provider in Michigan.

Blue Cross & Blue Shield of Rhode Island (BCBSRI) has the Ocean State's citizens covered. In fact, BCBSRI provides health insurance products and related services to more than half of the state's residents (or about 600,000 members), primarily through their employers. The company offers a variety of plan types, including PPO (HealthMate Coast-to-Coast), HMO (BlueCHiP), and traditional indemnity (Classic Blue). It also sells Medicare Advantage and Medicare supplemental coverage, as well as dental coverage plans. A not-for-profit licensee of the Blue Cross and Blue Shield Association, BCBSRI was founded in 1939.

The medical technology company,CONMED Corporatioin develops and manufactures a wide range of electronic instruments such as electrosurgical systems, powered surgical instruments, and endoscopic devices. Arthroscopic (joint surgery) products represent the company's largest segment and include reconstruction tools, scopes, implants, and fluid management systems. CONMED also manufactures patient monitoring products and handheld medical accessories such as scissors, sutures, and staplers. Brands include Linvatec and Hall Surgical. The company sells its products in more than 100 countries through its direct sales force and independent distributors.

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