DePuy makes it possible for orthopedic patients to stand up straight and take a step in the right direction. A subsidiary of Johnson & Johnson, DePuy's businesses develop and market orthopedic joint reconstruction, spinal care products, and neurosurgical devices. As one of the world's largest suppliers of orthopedic products, DePuy's products include hip replacements; knee, shoulder, and spinal implants; internal and external fixator products for bone fractures; and operating room equipment and supplies. The company's products are used primarily by orthopedic specialists and neurosurgeons to treat patients with musculoskeletal defects resulting from diseases, deformities, trauma, or accidents.

Genoptix is a specialized consultative laboratory service provider focused on delivering personalized and comprehensive services to community-based hematologists and oncologists. Genoptix is more than just a company. We are a team of highly trained professionals working together to optimize patient outcomes. We specialize in diagnosing cancers, disorders, and subtypes in bone marrow, blood, and lymph nodes, with expertise in the most challenging diagnoses. We also specialize in solid tumor workups using molecular testing.

Exempla aims to provide exemplary health care to residents in the Denver area. The Exempla medical network, operating as Exempla Healthcare, includes three hospitals: Exempla Lutheran Medical Center (400 beds), Exempla Saint Joseph Hospital (570 beds), and Good Samaritan Medical Center (230 beds). It also operates the Exempla Physician Network, a chain of primary care clinics. The company employs more than 2,000 physicians. Among its specialties are cardiovascular services and surgeries, rehabilitation, cancer care, orthopedics, and women's and children's services. Exempla Healthcare was formed in 1998, when Saint Joseph Hospital and Lutheran Medical Center combined.

Weirton Medical Center has 240-bed, not-for-profit hospital provides a wide range of health services to the tri-state region of West Virginia, Ohio, and Pennsylvania. Inpatient services include pediatrics, obstetrics, and other acute care services. Founded in 1953, the hospital also offers clinical and diagnostic care services such as emergency medicine, home health care, rehabilitation, and occupational therapy. Weirton Medical Center has seen a steady decrease in patient volumes in recent years forcing the hospital to enact a number of cost-saving measures including cutting back on some services and laying off employees.

The Western Pennsylvania Hospital is a part of the West Penn Allegheny Health System. The 512-bed teaching hospital is affiliated with Clarion University, Indiana University of Pennsylvania, Pennsylvania State University, and Temple University. It offers specialized services such as emergency medicine, heart care, breast disease treatment, cancer treatment, orthopedics, and surgery (including microscopic surgery). Special facilities include an area burn center, cancer treatment center, and a hospice facility.

St. Vincent's Health System is a not-for-profit healthcare system founded in 1916 by the Daughters of Charity. As a part of Ascension Health, St. Vincent's serves the regions around Jacksonville, Florida. The system, also known as St. Vincent's HealthCare, includes its flagship St. Vincent's Medical Center in Jacksonville. Other operations include nursing care facility, as well as other outpatient, laboratory, pharmacy, transportation, and home health care services. St. Vincent's has acquired the St. Luke's Hospital in Jacksonville and has integrated it into the St. Vincent's system.

Children's Hospital of Orange County was founded in 1964. Children's Hospital of Orange County (aka CHOC) fights kid-sized ailments in southern California. The not-for-profit hospital's main campus in Orange has about 230 beds and provides a comprehensive range of care to young patients, including pediatric and neonatal intensive care. Its CHOC at Mission facility (located within the Mission Hospital in Mission Viejo) has nearly 50 beds for pediatric patients, as well as neonatal and pediatric ICUs. CHOC also runs a handful of primary care community clinics and several mobile clinics.

Miami Jewish Health Systems is helping people of all ages, cultures and religious preferences enjoy longer, healthier, more enriched lives by providing leading-edge care and independence-enhancing services. The goal is to maximize the potential of each person served, whatever their age, physical state or socio-economic condition. Whether the individual wants to live in their own home, requires short-term therapy, long-term care, or specialized services, Miami Jewish Health Systems has been recognized as offering the highest quality care, the most supportive services and the broadest array of choices for our patients and residents. As the largest and most innovative provider of health care for seniors in the Southeast, Miami Jewish Health Systems treats 3,700 people daily through our Centers of Excellence, Residential Living, Community Care, Alzheimer’s and Memory Care and Nursing and Medical Care programs.

Western Dental can help if you're in Arizona, California, or Nevada. The dental health maintenance organization (DHMO) serves customers from about 200 offices and dental clinics and some 1,700 dentists, orthodontists, and other dental health specialists. The company offers a variety of individual and group plans; services include general dentistry, orthodontics, oral surgery, periodontics, and endodontics. Western Dental also accepts most major private insurance including PPOs and DHMOs. Western Dental's roots go back to 1903, when Dr. Curtis Beauchamp founded Western Dental company to provide low-cost dental services.

You can spin a disc, or burn a disc, but when you blow a disc in your back the fun stops, and Amedica steps in. The company develops, manufactures, and commercializes joint and spine implants made of silicon nitride ceramic, a material thought to be more durable, resistant, and patient-compatible than traditional implant materials. Amedica's lead product candidates are its Valeo spinal implants which are intended to restore and maintain vertebrae alignment in the neck and lower back. Valeo spinal spacer implants have received FDA and EU approval for use as vertebra replacements. The company's other candidates include ceramic hip and knee implants with material that mimic the porous structure of natural bone.

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