Bailey Instruments Ltd is a privately run business and was established in 1989 by Tim Bailey and Director Sally Bailey. The company is one of the UK's leading suppliers of podiatric surgical instruments and specialises in diagnostic equipment for neuropathy. It is also well established as a distributor of medical equipment, clinic furniture and diagnostic equipment for healthcare professionals. The company also runs a reputable showroom in Manchester for healthcare personnel. As a small but professional company Bailey Instruments constantly looking for areas of growth and continual improvement. Bailey Instruments Ltd has a reputation in the field for product knowledge, quality, delivery and service. The purchase of a product is only the beginning of a professional relationship with Customers. The company is committed to providing quality and service to its customers through the application of this quality system and beyond. As such the company has been applying and continues to apply, the principles of quality management as embodied in ISO9001:2000, the Medical Devices Directive and related standards. The company is aware that the skills and ability of its staff are a major contributory factor to its growth and success. The company philosophy is one of continuous investment in premises, technology, equipment and training to enable staff to achieve consistent standards of service and quality that is expected by our Customers now and in the future.

Lewistown may have been named after a Quaker, but Lewistown Hospital has no qualms about using the latest technology to care for its patients. The acute-care, rural hospital has a great dependency on its small physician staff, causing it to be particularly vulnerable to physician turnover. As a result, the hospital included an aggressive physician recruitment plan in its 2007-2011 business plan which includes making the latest health information technology available to new recruits. Family Health Associates, the hospital's affiliated group of 21 physicians, offer a range of specialties from pediatrics to pulmonary medicine to the 80,000 residents of Mifflin and Juniata counties.

The sprawling, not-for-profit system operates more than a dozen hospitals -- including Barnes-Jewish Hospital, Boone Hospital Center, and Christian Hospital -- and some 100 primary care and specialty care facilities in and around St. Louis. BJC HealthCare's facilities combined have more than 3,200 beds. Specialized services include home health care, behavioral health, and long-term care at a handful of nursing facilities. The company's BarnesCare subsidiary offers occupational health care to corporations. The system is led by long-time health care administrator CEO Steven Lipstein.

Hutcheson Medical Center is a community hospital that serves the residents of Catoosa, Dade, and Walker counties in northwestern Georgia. Founded in 1953, the nearly 200-bed hospital provides specialty services such as emergency medicine, orthopedics, cancer treatment, physical therapy, and women's and children's care, as well as home health and hospice services. The hospital has more than 200 physicians on its medical staff. Hutcheson Medical Center also operates the 110-bed Parkside Nursing Home, an outpatient surgery center, and family practice medical clinics.

Synergetics USA is in sync with making microsurgical instruments and electrosurgery systems used in minimally invasive surgeries, primarily in the fields of ophthalmology and neurology. Among its products are forceps, retractors, scissors, and illuminators used in vitreoretinal surgeries; precision neurosurgery instruments; and the Omni ultrasonic aspirator used to remove tumors. It also makes bipolar electrosurgical generators, which use electrical currents to cut tissue and seal blood vessels. Synergetics sells its products to hospitals, physicians, and clinics directly and through distributors in the US and abroad; it also sells certain items through partnerships with original equipment manufacturers (OEMs).

Orlando Health operates a network of eight hospitals housing nearly 1,800 beds in Central Florida. Orlando Health's flagship facility is the Orlando Regional Medical Center, which features a Level 1 trauma center and provides comprehensive acute care services in a range of specialties. Other facilities include specialty hospitals such as the M. D. Anderson Cancer Center Orlando (an affiliate of the Houston-based M. D. Anderson center), the Arnold Palmer Hospital for Children, and the Winnie Palmer Hospital for Women and Babies. Orlando Health also has partial ownership of two additional community hospitals.

Harvard Bioscience is a global developer, manufacturer and marketer of a broad range of specialized products, primarily apparatus and scientific instruments used to advance life science research and regenerative medicine at pharmaceutical and biotechnology companies, universities and government laboratories worldwide. We have 20 wholly-owned subsidiaries. The names Harvard Bioscience and Harvard Apparatus and our logo are used under license from Harvard University. We have the rights to numerous trademarks and trade names including Hoefer, GeneMachines, Biochrom, Warner, BTX, and Denville Scientific.

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.

Brookhaven Memorial Hospital Medical Center is a 306-bed acute-care, voluntary not-for-profit community hospital located in East Patchogue, New York. We opened our doors to the community in 1956. Our Medical Center is comprised of the main campus, two community multi-disciplinary health centers, and a modern state-of-the-art facility located in downtown Patchogue accommodating our expanded Hemodialysis Program, Home Health and Hospice/Bereavement Services, as well as an off-site ambulatory Women's Imaging Center.Established in 1956, the Medical Center has grown over the years to serve the needs of twenty-eight communities throughout central Suffolk County. Positioning Brookhaven Hospital as the provider of choice within our region remains a long-term goal of our board of directors. Always responsive to the needs of the people we serve, Brookhaven Memorial Hospital was the first in the county to establish a Certified Home Health Care Department, a Hospice and an outpatient Hemodialysis unit. We will soon celebrate a 30-year partnership with Suffolk County, through the provision of two Community Health Center's located in Patchogue and Shirley.

The DCH Healthcare Authority is concerned with the Druid City's health. The company, which does business as DCH Health System, provides health services to residents of Tuscaloosa and several other communities in Western Alabama. Its flagship facility is the 580-bed DCH Regional Medical Center, a full-service teaching hospital located near the University of Alabama campus. DCH Health System also includes the Northport, Pickens County, and Fayette medical centers, which together house 320 acute-care beds. The hospitals offer a full range of inpatient and outpatient services, including primary, diagnostic, emergency, surgical, rehabilitative, and home health care.

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