Angeion Corporation, through its subsidiary, Medical Graphics Corporation, develops, manufactures, and markets non-invasive cardio-respiratory diagnostic systems. Angeion Corporation company’s primary products include pulmonary function and cardiopulmonary exercise testing systems. Its pulmonary function systems are classified into three product categories: Spirometry, Complete Pulmonary Function, and Body Plethysmography. Applications of these products include evaluating the effect of medication; monitoring patients with chronic disease; diagnosing lung diseases, such as chronic obstructive pulmonary disease, asthma, and emphysema; managing treatment; assessing the surgical risk of lung transplant and lung reduction candidates; and evaluating the impact of diseases, such as neuromuscular disease on breathing. Angeion Corporation company’s cardiopulmonary exercise testing systems measure functional capacity, fitness, or conditioning levels, as well as help physicians diagnose heart and lung diseases. The cardiopulmonary exercise testing systems are used in various applications consisting of distinguishing between cardiovascular and pulmonary disease, screening for early signs of cardiac and pulmonary dysfunction, establishing exercise prescriptions and training programs, and evaluating the efficacy of prescribed therapy. Angeion Corporation also offers cycle ergometer, a specially-designed stationary exercise bicycle that provides healthcare professionals and patients a tool for clinical rehabilitation and athletic training. Angeion Corporation markets its products under the MedGraphics and New Leaf brand names. Angeion Corporation serves hospitals, university-based medical centers, medical clinics, physician offices, health and fitness clubs, weight loss clinics, and personal training studios. It markets its products through direct sales force in the United States; and through a network of independent distributors internationally. Angeion Corporation was founded in 1986 and is based in Saint Paul, Minnesota.

Formed in 1996, the company operates through about 20 branches located throughout the US. Just because a ventilator has a few scratches and dents doesn't mean it's headed for the junkyard. Not with Freedom Medical around anyway. Freedom Medical refurbishes capital medical equipment (dialysis machines, ventilators, patient monitors, and the like) and then sells or rents it to cash-strapped hospitals, alternate care sites, ambulance companies, and medical equipment dealers. It also provides repair and maintenance services.

Nationwide Children's Hospital (formerly Columbus Children's Hospital) in Columbus, Ohio, is one of the largest pediatric care centers in the US. The hospital has some 350 licensed beds and offers services in areas such as behavioral health, cardiology, hospice, orthopedics, and surgery. It has more than 850 health care providers on its medical staff and its emergency department treats more than 75,000 patients each year. The hospital also operates outpatient and specialty clinics in the area and a research institute which is investigating gene therapy. Nationwide Children's Hospital opened its doors in 1892 with nine beds.

Yoakum Community Hospital facility serves rural communities in South Central Texas by offering specialized services such as surgery, emergency medicine, labor and deliver, physical therapy, and radiology. The 25-bed facility, which has a staff of about 10 physicians, was founded in 1922. The hospital was originally owned by the city but has passed through numerous hands over the years including, the Sisters of the Incarnate Word and Blessed Sacrament and Sisters of Charity of the Incarnate word. Houston-based Memorial Hermann Healthcare System now provides the hospital with management services.

Geisinger Health System provides health care to a large section of the Keystone State, serving residents of about 40 counties in the central and northeastern portions of Pennsylvania. Founded in 1915, the system's flagship facility is Geisinger Medical Center, a 400-bed medical-surgical hospital in Danville that includes the Janet Weis Children's Hospital. With joint venture partner HealthSouth, the organization runs a rehabilitation hospital in Danville. The system also includes the 240-bed Geisinger Wyoming Valley Medical Center and numerous outpatient facilities and doctors' offices throughout the region. Additionally, Geisinger runs the Geisinger Health Plan, a not-for-profit HMO with some 230,000 members.

Appling HealthCare System “AHCS” is a rural 49 bed acute care hospital; 15 of these beds serve as our Senior Care Unit. The Pavilion is our state of the art Long Term Care and Rehabilitation home. AHCS is comprised of Appling Emergency Medical Services along with many primary and specialty care practices, such as South Georgia Medical Group, Appling Pediatrics, Appling Obstetrics & Gynecology, Beverly R. Johnson, FNP and Appling Medical Group.

Medical International Technology is on a mission to rid the world of syringes. Medical International Technology (MIT) specializes in the development, marketing, and sale of needle-free jet injectors, designed for human and animal inoculations. (Reasons to use a needle-free injector include reducing pain, cross contamination, needlestick injuries, and biological waste.) Products destined for veterinary use are sold under the Agro-Jet brand, while those meant for use on humans are sold under the Med-Jet name. Subsidiary ScanView makes portable, wireless ultrasound diagnostic medical devices.

Deltex Medical helps doctors keep an eye, or an ear, on their patients' blood flow. The company makes and markets CardioQ, a heart monitor used on critically ill patients and patients undergoing surgery. Via proprietary software and disposable ultrasound probes inserted into the esophagus, the CardioQ system is designed to measure and monitor circulating blood volume in an effort to detect hypovolemia, or decreased blood volume, in patients. With such information in hand, doctors can administer fluid and drugs as necessary, which may help patients with recovery. Deltex markets CardioQ in more than 30 countries worldwide.

United Behavioral Health (UBH) takes on the challenging world of mental health, offering employee assistance, substance abuse, and mental health programs. Its nationwide network of more than 80,000 clinicians (including psychiatrists, psychologists, and therapists) serve more than 43 million people. UBH addresses such issues as alcohol/drug addiction, anxiety, geriatric care, psychotic disorders, and child and adolescent concerns. The company operates inpatient, outpatient, and residential and day treatment programs in more than 3,500 facilities. UBH's clients include corporations, government entities, unions, and HMOs. UBH is a subsidiary of UnitedHealth.

AtlantiCare is dedicated to improving the health of our community. From our teaching hospitals to our childcare centers to our affordable health insurance plans, all of AtlantiCare's programs and services are designed to offer our community—one resident at a time—the health and wellness services it needs and wants. More than 5,000 team members deliver exceptional care and customer service in more than 60 locations throughout southeastern New Jersey. A not-for-profit organization, AtlantiCare's primary focus is to serve the community as a provider of health and wellness services.

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