Refocus Group is a medical device company that develops surgical treatments for human vision disorders. Therapeutic targets include presbyopia (commonly known as farsightedness), elevated blood pressure in the eye, and a certain form of glaucoma. Its most advanced device is the Scleral Spacing Procedure, which includes an incision handpiece, implants, and related surgical equipment, that could treat the previously mentioned vision disorders. Medcare Investment owns more than half of the firm.

Ansell Limited is a leading manufacturer of industrial and medical gloves, condoms (brands include Kama Sutra, LifeStyles, Mates, and Unimil), and other latex products. Besides the healthcare industry, leading markets for Ansell's gloves include semiconductor and electronics manufacturers and the food manufacturing and food service industries. Its medical gloves are marketed under such brands as Encore, Gammex, and Medi-Grip. Formerly a sprawling conglomerate, Ansell divested its non-core units in order to focus on its health care products and occupational glove businesses.

The Hospital for Special Surgery (HSS) lives up to its name. It specializes in providing orthopedic, rheumatology, and rehabilitation specific surgery services. Founded in 1863, HSS is well-known for its services in musculoskeletal medicine. The hospital has more than 170 beds and a medical staff of 275-plus health care providers. Specialized centers include the Osteoporosis Prevention Center, the Women's Sports Medicine Center, and the Institute for Cartilage Repair. The hospital also conducts research in the areas of musculoskeletal and autoimmune diseases. HSS is a member of the NewYork-Presbyterian Healthcare System and is affiliated with the Weill Medical College of Cornell University.

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.

Thomas Jefferson University Hospital serves the people of the Keystone State with a medical staff of about 1,100 and some 960 beds. Part of Jefferson Health System, the hospital provides acute, tertiary, and specialty medical care. Along with the main campus, it operates through a Center City Campus, Methodist Hospital, Jefferson Voorhees, and Jefferson Hospital for Neuroscience. The hospital also administers cardiac care at the Jefferson Heart Institute, which provides everything from minimally invasive surgical procedures to heart transplants. It is also the teaching hospital for Thomas Jefferson University. Thomas Jefferson University Hospital was founded in 1825.

From the beginning in 1983 and continuing today Medic Home Health Care has made a commitment to exceptional, high quality service in the healthcare industry. Over the years Medic Home Health Care has become a leader of the medical supply and equipment industry in Northeastern Ohio. Medic Home Health Care is small enough to know you one-on-one and large enough to serve you for all of your medical needs. Medic Home Health Care provides a wide array of durable medical equipment, aids, home oxygen equipment, CPAP (Continuous Positive Airway Pressure) and supplies. From hospital beds and bed related products, mobility products, ambulatory aids, post breast surgery products, aids to daily living, compression therapy, incontinence products, wound care, orthopedic support and braces and bathroom safety products – Medic Home Health Care has it all! Please refer to our Online catalog for our complete product lines and detailed product information. Our trained Customer Service representatives include Post Mastectomy Fitters and Compression Therapy Fitters, who are available to evaluate your needs, answer your questions, address your concerns and work with your doctor and insurance company. We will deliver equipment to your home without delay and set it up to your satisfaction. We will then instruct you on its use and care.

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Electro-Optical Sciences is seeking FDA approval, so that it can begin commercially marketing the point-of-care product to primary care physicians, dermatologists, and plastic surgeons in the US and through partnerships abroad. Electro-Optical Sciences can detect whether that mole is a sign of a more serious medical condition -- melanoma. The company's lead product is a hand-held imaging device called MelaFind, which captures images of suspicious skin lesions, compares them to other malignant and benign lesions stored in a database, and provides information about whether they should be biopsied. MelaFind is in pivotal clinical trials for its ability to detect skin cancer at an early stage.

DeRoyal Industries,Inc. makes medical equipment and surgical supplies. Products include orthopedic and rehabilitation products, wound care dressings, and surgical safety and critical care products. Its surgical and acute care product lines include custom procedural trays, anesthesia and temperature monitoring supplies, birthing and neonatal care items, catheterization supplies, and endoscopy products, as well as systems devoted to the disposal of medical waste. DeRoyal also has the ability to handle contract manufacturing for those inside and outside the medical industry. The company is owned by chairman and founder Pete DeBusk.

Uroplasty makes implants used primarily to treat urinary incontinence and overactive bladder. Its flagship product is Macroplastique, a soft-tissue bulking material for the treatment of urinary incontinence, that is injected during a minimally invasive outpatient procedure. Another minimally invasive device, the Urgent PC, uses electrical pulses to treat overactive bladder symptoms. Uroplasty's I-Stop Mid-Urethral Sling treats female incontinence. The company also sells soft-tissue bulking agents used in plastic surgery, vocal cord rehabilitation, and treatment of fecal incontinence. Uroplasty markets its products primarily in Europe and the US; it won FDA approval to market Macroplastique in 2006.

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