AdvanSource Biomaterials Corporation is a world-class polymer based materials company focused on customer-driven solutions for the medical device and pharmaceutical industries. Today’s devices are increasingly dependent upon material advancements and precise characteristics in order to optimize product performance. As such, AdvanSource Biomaterials continues to develop new and innovative technologies to meet the growing demands of the medical industry.Through internal research and development, product optimization and an understanding of industry needs, the company stands at the forefront of technology in order to enable innovative and life-saving products to be introduced to the marketplace. Utilizing its proprietary technology, material know-how and manufacturing expertise, AdvanSource Biomaterials offers full partnership support and material customization to enable end-product optimization.

Ophthalmic Imaging Systems makes digital imaging products for use in ophthalmology. Its WinStation product line is used by retinal specialists and ophthalmologists to diagnose and treat diseases of the retina, including age-related macular degeneration. While the WinStation systems focus on imaging the back of the eye, the company's Digital Slit Lamp Imager emphasizes front-of-the-eye imaging. Ophthalmic Imaging Systems also sells image archiving, medical records management, and practice management software. Israel-based MediVision Medical Imaging holds more than 50% of the company and markets its products abroad. In 2008 MediVision agreed to acquire all of the company in an all-stock transaction.

RealMed just can't drive 55 when it comes to health care claims processing. RealMed company operates a business-to-business (B2B) services network that supercharges claims processing by linking bill payers to health care providers over the Internet. The network gives customers access to services including patient eligibility verification, transaction tracking, remittance feeds, and revenue cycle management. RealMed provides services to payers (insurance firms) and providers (hospital networks); it has formed partnerships with the likes of CareFirst and Johns Hopkins Medicine. It also has alliances with software and technology companies. RealMed company was acquired by electronic medical records firm Availity in 2010.

Baptist Health Care strives for coastal health excellence. The firm operates hospitals, clinics, and a home health agency in northern and western Florida, as well as southern Alabama. Founded in 1951, the Pensacola, Florida-based not-for-profit health care system operates four acute-care hospitals, including the 490-bed Baptist Hospital and 65-bed Gulf Breeze Hospital. Baptist Health Care, in conjunction with its affiliates, provides a wide variety of services such as home health care, rehabilitation services, and behavioral health services. Its Baptist Manor in Pensacola provides sub-acute care and long-term care, and the Andrews Institute provides sports medicine services.

Solta Medical (formerly Thermage) makes a non-invasive skin-tightening system that uses radiofrequency energy to get rid of pesky wrinkles on the face and hands, around the eyes, and on other creased and crumpled body parts. The company markets its Thermage ThermaCool radiofrequency generators and single-use ThermaTips to plastic surgeons, dermatologists, and other doctors around the world. Solta also sells Fraxel skin resurfacing systems. It uses a direct sales force in the US and a network of distributors in more than 80 countries for international sales.

WellStar Health System serves four counties in northwest Georgia through five acute care hospitals, a physician group, and an array of outpatient services. The network's hospitals specialize in cardiac and cancer care, diabetes treatments, and women's health; together the five hospitals house about 1,300 beds. WellStar's physician group operates through some 80 locations with more than 400 providers. The network is also home to hospice and home care programs; Atherton Place, an independent living center for senior citizens; and several urgent care facilities. WellStar is led by CEO Dr. Greg Simone.

HCA-HealthONE wants to be #1 in the lives of Denverites. A joint venture between HCA and The Colorado Health Foundation, the health care network provides residents of Denver and surrounding communities with a range of health care services through seven hospitals with more than 2,250 beds, about a dozen ambulatory surgery centers, and 35 outpatient facilities. Its hospitals include The Medical Center of Aurora, North Suburban Medical Center, Presbyterian/St. Luke's Medical Center, Rose Medical Center, Swedish Medical Center, Sky Ridge Medical Center, and Spalding Rehabilitation Hospital.

Z-Medica manufactures and sells QuickClot, a product that rapidly stops bleeding in emergency situations, even from arterial injuries. QuickClot works by absorbing blood plasma, the liquid component of blood, and thereby concentrating clotting factors. The hemostat is made of biologically inert minerals, reducing the risk of a patient having an allergic reaction to the compound. QuickClot has been used by the US armed forces in Iraq and is available to civilian medical, emergency, and veterinary customers, as well as over-the-counter to the general public. Z-Medica, founded in 2002, also makes the product available to international buyers through distributors.

Sacred Heart Medical Center services the hearts, and other body parts, of the people of eastern Washington state. The hospital, also known as Providence Sacred Heart Medical Center & Children's Hospital, provides specialized services including cardiovascular care, pediatrics, kidney transplants, oncology, neurology, orthopedics, and women's health services. One of the largest hospitals in the Northwest, the medical center has more than 640 beds and is affiliated with the University of Washington. It also operates nursing and assisted-living residential facilities for the elderly. The not-for-profit Catholic hospital was founded by the Sisters of Providence in 1886 and is part of Providence Health & Services.

Genomic Health, a life science company founded in August of 2000 and located in Redwood City, California, is committed to improving the quality of cancer treatment decisions through the research, development and commercialization of genomic-based clinical laboratory services. To that end, the company conducts sophisticated genomic research to develop clinically-validated molecular diagnostics which provide individualized information on response to certain types of therapy, as well as the likelihood of disease recurrence. These diagnostic technologies generate information that healthcare providers and patients can use in making treatment decisions.

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