CIGNA manages behavioral health care benefits and employee assistance programs (EAPs) for some 18 million health plan members nationwide. Other services include disability management programs, for employees on short and long-term disability, and referrals to services such as financial and legal services, childcare, and eldercare. The company's network includes more than 75,000 affiliated physicians and roughly 6,100 facilities. Founded in 1974, the company is one of the oldest providers of behavioral health benefits in the US.

Corin Group does its best work right at the literal crux of arthritis problems. The company designs and manufactures reconstructive orthopedic devices often used in joint replacement procedures. In addition to replacement ankles, hips, knees, and spinal implants, Corin is also working on computerized surgical systems to assist doctors during joint replacement surgery and other procedures. The company has nine subsidiaries based outside the UK, including in Austria, Japan, and Spain. Corin Group sells its products directly and through distributors in about 70 countries. The company -- which operates one main manufacturing and supply center in the UK -- was established in 1985 and went public in 2002.

Wisconsin Physicians Service Insurance ensures coverage for Wisconsin residents and employers top to bottom. The not-for-profit company, also known as WPS Health Insurance, provides managed care plans and related services to more than 200,000 members throughout the Badger State. Group and individual offerings include HMO, PPO, TRICARE (military), supplemental Medicare, and high-deductable plans. Its network includes some 15,000 health care providers and 140 hospitals statewide. Subsidiary EPIC Life Insurance provides ancillary product including life, disability, dental, and vision plans. The company was established by the Wisconsin State Medical Society in 1946.

The Epilepsy Foundation of Metropolitan New York is a non-profit social service organization, is dedicated to improving the quality of life of people with epilepsy and their families. Our program services are available to residents of New York City and Westchester County. Services are made possible through contractual agreements with New York City, New York State and Westchester County. All informational services are provided free of charge. Some programs have admissions criteria.

Tornier B.V. makes the kind of implants that you head to the orthopedic surgeon for, not the plastic surgeon. The company manufactures joint prostheses for the shoulder, elbow, wrist, hand, hip, knee, ankle, and foot. Its Aequalis shoulder joint is a top prosthetic for arthroplasty -- more than 100,000 people have it. Tornier's orthobiologics division makes a reconstructive material for soft tissue (tendons, ligaments, and cartilage) repair, branded as Conexa. Altogether, Tornier offers more than 70 products for joint replacement, trauma, and sports medicine, which are sold in about 35 countries. The company was bought by Warburg Pincus in 2006 and filed to go public with a $205 million IPO in mid-2010.

Albert Einstein Medical Center, an acute-care teaching hospital, and Germantown Community Health Services, a primary and emergency care center serving Northwestern Philadelphia. Its Belmont Behavioral Health facilities offer treatment for mental disorders and addictions, and MossRehab provides physical therapy. The not-for-profit network also operates a community hospital (Einstein at Elkins Park), a sub-acute care facility (Willowcrest), an outpatient surgery center, and a network of health clinics. The Albert Einstein Healthcare Network separated from the Jefferson Health System in 2008.

Piedmont Fayette Hospital (PFH) is there to help. The acute care hospital is home to centers in cardiovascular medicine, diabetes treatment, sleep disorder therapy, women's health, fitness, and rehabilitative care. With more than 400 physicians on staff, the former Fayette Community Hospital has the ability to treat just about whatever walks through its doors -- from ear, nose, throat problems to pediatric dentistry. The about 140-bed hospital opened in 1997 and is part of Piedmont Healthcare.

HealthShare/THA provides management and administrative services to hospitals throughout Texas. Some of HealthShare/THA's services include group purchasing, medical staffing, patient data collection, and hospital maintenance. The Texas Hospital Association formed the Health Services Corporation (HSC) in 1969. HSC changed its name to HealthShare/THA in 1988.

Putting hospital corners on the sheets for about 3,000 beds is all in a day's work for the HCA Virginia Health System (formerly HCA Richmond Health System). Part of the HCA family, the system operates about a dozen hospitals in central, northern, and southwestern Virginia. Its hospitals include Alleghany Regional Hospital, CJW Medical Center (which includes the Levinson Heart Hospital), Henrico Doctors' Hospital (and its Retreat Hospital campus), John Randolph Medical Center, and Montgomery Regional Hospital. The medical system also operates general health clinics, imaging centers, and surgery centers for outpatient procedures.

A breast biopsy is not the most pleasant prospect for any woman, but Intact Medical would like to make the experience a little less arduous and invasive. The company's Intact Breast Lesion Excision System needs just ten seconds to retrieve a tissue sample using vacuum technology and a single needle. It also keeps a the sample intact (thus the name) for easier diagnosis. Intact Medical was established in 1998, and the system received FDA approval in 2001. The Intact system has since been expanded for additional use including removing benign lesions, and the company has produced improved versions of the product.

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