Through our national footprint of community-based branch pharmacies, Critical Care Systems offers a cost-effective alternative to hospitalization. We provide pharmaceutical products and comprehensive infusion services to both pediatric and adult patients in alternate site settings, such as the comfort of their own home or in an ambulatory infusion suite.

Hazelden helps individuals, families, and communities struggling with alcohol abuse, substance abuse, and drug addiction transform their lives. Our locations across the United States help people at all stages of the treatment and recovery process, supporting them with our Twelve Step-based model that is the modern standard for addiction treatment and recovery services.

Cardiogenesis will leave a hole in your heart and not feel a pang of guilt. The company's laser and fiber-optic systems are used for transmyocardial revascularization (TMR) and percutaneous myocardial channeling (PMC), procedures that use a laser to cut channels through the heart muscle into the heart chamber to help circulation in cardiac patients. Its SolarGen 2100 system, composed of fiber-optic and laser surgical tools on a powered base unit, is FDA-approved and is marketed through Cardiogenesis' sales force in the US and through international distributors. The company's PMC system is available outside the US. The company also sells catheters and other related equipment to operate its laser systems.

Roger Williams Medical Center (RWMC) helps cure patients' ailments. Established in 1878, the community-owned hospital offers medical and emergency care, specialty surgery, and diagnostic facilities. Other services include sub-acute care, orthopedics, and sleep disorder therapy. It also operates a home health agency and provides health care services at a nursing home through an affiliation with Elmhurst Extended Care. With more than 150 beds, RWMC operates a cancer care specialty center that also conducts academic research in cancer treatment. Roger Williams is a teaching hospital affiliated with Boston University's School of Medicine.

Child Health Corporation of America (CHCA) is a business alliance which provides development and group purchasing services to a network of more than 40 children's free-standing hospitals in North America. Network hospital are considered owners of CHCA and include the renown St. Jude Children's Research Hospital in Memphis and the Lucile Packard Children's Hospital at Stanford in Palo Alto, California. CHCA's services such as group purchasing, training programs, and data management help the hospitals reduce costs and improve the quality of health care for their youthful patients. CHCA also offers insurance and strategic business services.

Methodist Hospitals of Dallas (which does business as Methodist Health System) serves the health care needs of northern Texas. The church-affiliated organization operates four hospitals and a number of clinics and medical facilities in and around the "Big D." The original hospital, Methodist Dallas Medical Center, opened in 1927. The 515-bed teaching and referral hospital boasts a Level II trauma center and an organ transplant program. Other facilities include the Methodist Charlton Medical Center, a 300-bed hospital that opened in 1975; the 80-bed Methodist Mansfield Medical Center; and the 200-bed Methodist Richardson Medical Center.

Northern Inyo Hospital provides general medical services for the region north of Los Angeles, California. Its staff of physicians specialize in areas such as emergency medicine, obstetrics, urology, ophthalmology, and pediatrics. The company's Rural Health Clinic offers immunizations, wound care, women's and children's health exams, and sports physicals.

St. John's Mercy Health Care, an affiliate of the Sisters of Mercy Health System, is a not-for-profit health care system serving the greater St. Louis metro area and surrounding counties. The system offers some 1,200 beds and almost 1,300 physicians and is one of the largest Catholic-sponsored health care complexes in the nation. St. John's Mercy Health Care's network includes St. John's Mercy Medical Center, St. John's Hospital, Mercy Medical Group (a network of primary care physicians), a home health care division, a skilled nursing facility, and several specialty clinics. Specialty services include cardiac and cancer care and pediatrics.

When it comes to surgical implants, RTI Biologics recommends the natural alternative. The firm develops products made from human and animal tissue that are used in orthopedic, dental, and other surgeries to repair fractures, spinal disorders, sports injuries, breast reconstruction, and other procedures. Using its BioCleanse and Tutoplast processes, the company sterilizes tissue -- including bone, tendons, and skin -- that is then used in surgeries. RTI Biologics sells its allografts (made from human tissue) and xenografts (made from animals) in the US and more than 30 countries. Its direct sales force targets the sports medicine and general orthopedic markets.

Saint Barnabas Health Care System (SBHCS), is the state's largest private hospital network. The system has some 70 facilities including six acute-care hospitals, as well as specialty medical centers, nursing and assisted-living facilities, rehabilitation centers, and numerous outpatient and ambulatory care clinics. Saint Barnabas also offers behavioral health, home health, and hospice programs, and it specializes in the areas of pediatrics, women's health, oncology, cardiology, stroke care, diabetes, and transplants. It has some 4,800 physicians and some 3,200 acute-care beds in its health network.

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