Somanetics sells the INVOS System, a noninvasive device that monitors blood oxygen levels in the brain, primarily during surgery. Based on Somanetics' in vivo optical spectroscopy (INVOS) technology, the device's disposable SomaSensors and Oxyalert sensors attach to each side of the patient's forehead, and the firm's proprietary software displays oxygen levels on a computer screen. The company sells the INVOS System through a direct sales force in the US and through distributors abroad such as Covidien and Edwards Lifesciences. The company is a wholly owned subsidiary of Covidien.

Sentara Williamsburg Regional Medical Center is a Part of Sentara Healthcare.Sentara Williamsburg Regional Medical center includes a 145-bed hospital that provides medical, surgical, and home-care services to the residents of (and visitors to) eastern Virginia. Specialized services include cardiac care, pediatrics, emergency medicine, orthopedics, pulmonary diagnostics, and community health education. Additional facilities include centers for outpatient surgery and rehabilitation, senior behaviorial health, sleep wellness, and cancer treatment. The center was founded as a 60-bed hospital in 1961.

Audiotech's predecessor companies were founded in the 1980's to provide hearing care and related services to individuals in several B.C. communities. In 1997, management recognized the emergence of a tremendous opportunity to become an aggressive growth corporation of the highly fragmented hearing healthcare industry in North America. A dynamic management team with more than 75 years of direct industry experience was assembled and Audiotech's predecessor companies were merged with a junior capital pool company on the Alberta Stock Exchange (now part of the TSX-V) to gain access to public funding for expansion. Audiotech has since agressively expanded its clinic network and now operates and manages one of the largest networks of hearing clinics in the Pacific Northwest (British Columbia, Alberta, and Idaho).

Plantation General Hospital has been caring for patients from the time that they were seedlings, until the time that they begin to wither. Plantation General Hospital, a part of the enormous HCA healthcare provider system, is a 264-bed acute care hospital serving Broward County (think Fort Lauderdale area), and the city of Plantation, Florida. The facility offers a full spectrum of health care services, but specializes in maternity, neonatal, and pediatric services. It also offers surgical obesity services and a stroke center. Plantation General Hospital first opened in 1966.

ART Advanced Research Technologies manufactures laser-based diagnostic imaging devices for the medical and pharmaceutical industries. ART's Optix device allows scientists to use molecular imaging technology to study live animal subjects. The company's SoftScan device is used to detect and diagnose breast cancer. Both use light, rather than X-rays or soundwaves, in their applications. It also makes Fenestra contrast imaging agents. ART's products are distributed through direct sales efforts and via a strategic alliance with GE Healthcare. The company restructured under bankruptcy protection and was acquired by private financial firm Dorsky Worldwide in 2009.

Owen Mumford products include a variety of injection-based drug delivery systems, blood sampling equipment, neuropathy testers, and sexual healthcare devices. The company's Autopen line of insulin injectors use a side-mounted slide instead of a plunger, which is part of a design that is meant to minimize pressure and bruising. The company also makes Unilet lancets in a number of sizes for use in blood sampling and testing. Owen Mumford offers custom design services as well. The company was started in 1952 by Ivan Owen and John Mumford, originally making products for the auto industry.

BREG is in the business of broken bones -- and sprained ankles and wounded ACLs and all kinds of other injuries to the bones, joints, and ligaments that afflict athletes and non-athletes alike. A maker of orthopedic braces and other devices, BREG's product line includes soft goods, functional braces, and post-operative immobilizers for joints and body parts from shoulder to foot. The sports medicine company also makes devices for rehabilitation and pain management, such as home physical therapy kits and cold therapy products. BREG is a subsidiary of Orthofix International and accounts for nearly 20% of its parent's sales.

Covenant Health has made a pact to provide good health to the good people of Tennessee. The not-for-profit health care system provides a variety of medical services through seven acute care hospitals, a psychiatric hospital and a number of specialty outpatient centers offering geriatrics, pediatric care, cancer services, weight management, and diagnostics. Covenant Health also operates home health and hospice agencies and a physician practice management company. Covenant Health provides staffing and medical management services to its affiliated facilities, and to make itself a really well-rounded health care provider, it operates the Covenant Health Federal Credit Union.

AXA PPP healthcare, the UK's second largest private medical insurance provider (behind BUPA). The company sells to individuals and through employers, offering policies that cover various inpatient and outpatient medical and dental costs incurred outside the nation's government-funded health system. Its benefits include coverage for hospital stays, diagnostic tests, and chemotherapy treatments; members get reimbursements from the company if they opt for free NHS treatments. AXA PPP has been in business since 1940 and is part of AXA UK's operations.

St. Mary's Medical Center of Evansville is a 400-bed hospital serving Evansville, Indiana, and surrounding communities. It is the primary facility in Indiana's regional St. Mary's Health System, which is in turn part of Ascension Health. The health system includes St. Mary's Hospital for Women & Children (100 beds), St. Mary's Warrick (a 25-bed hospital in Boonville, Indiana), and specialty outpatient, surgical, cancer, and home health units. The Evansville-based hospital was originally a Marine Hospital built by the US government. When the government shuttered its doors, city business leaders bought the building in 1872 and partnered with the Daughters of Charity to operate a community hospital.

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