VASAMED, Inc. designs, licenses, manufactures, and distributes noninvasive hemodynamic technologies for vascular, wound care, cardiovascular, and emergency medicine diagnostics. Its products include skin perfusion pressure systems and non-invasive cardiac output monitors. The company offers AcQtrac System that uses thoracic impedance cardiography to present a Cardiovasculogram waveform, which illustrates the mechanical function of the cardiovascular system, as well as used against congestive heart failure, hypertension, dystrophies requiring a pacemaker, and titrating therapies. It also offers SensiLase System, which allows physicians to assess micro-and macro circulation, as well as provides a combination of skin perfusion pressure and pulse volume recording tests that are useful in managing chronic wounds and other types of symptoms. The SensiLase System’s applications include assessing wound healing potential; monitoring pre/post-therapy, such as surgery and compression; arterial reconstruction planning and post-procedure monitoring; determining the optimal amputation level; amputation planning and post-procedure monitoring; and assisting in the diagnosis of peripheral arterial disease, critical limb ischemia, and other microcirculatory derangements. VASAMED, Inc. serves customers worldwide. The company has a patent license agreement with the Institute of Critical Care Medicine. It was formerly known as Optical Sensors Incorporated and changed its name to VASAMED, Inc. in June 2007. The company was founded in 1988 and is headquartered in Eden Prairie, Minnesota.

The Florida Hospital Heartland Medical Center opened in 1997. Florida Hospital Heartland Medical Center provides care to residents of central Florida. The not-for-profit, 160-bed medical center is the flagship facility of the Florida Hospital Heartland division of Adventist Health System. Other facilities in the Heartland system include Florida Hospital Lake Placid (a 50-bed community hospital), Florida Hospital Wauchula (25 beds), various fitness centers, medical clinics, and counseling agencies. Together the facilities provide primary and acute care, as well as specialty medical services including diagnostics, obstetrics, cardiac care, and cancer treatment.

Concentra is a national health care company focused on improving America’s health, one patient at a time. We offer comprehensive services to injured/ill patients and their employers through our nationwide network of medical centers.Concentra provides health care services to more than 30,000 patients each day. We intend to redefine the patient experience by treating individuals with welcoming, respectful, and skillful care.

Sutter Health Sacramento Sierra Region is a regional health care system that provides services to the Sacramento, California, area through four hospitals and several specialty care facilities. Included in the system are: Sutter Auburn Faith Hospital, Sutter Davis Hospital, Sutter Roseville Medical Center, and Sutter Medical Center Sacramento (which includes Sutter General, Sutter Memorial, and Sutter Center for Psychiatry), as well as a nursing home. Sutter Health Sacramento Sierra Region also includes outpatient care and diagnostic facilities and specialty care centers for pediatrics, women's health, cancer treatment, cardiovascular care, orthopedics, and behavioral health.

Caritas Christi puts the care in Caritas. Acute and tertiary care hospitals under the Caritas Christi umbrella include Caritas Carney Hospital, Caritas Good Samaritan Medical Center, Caritas Holy Family Hospital and Medical Center, Caritas Norwood Hospital, Caritas St. Elizabeth's Medical Center, and Saint Anne's Hospital. Several of the hospitals are affiliated with Boston-area medical schools. Operated by the Catholic Archdiocese of Boston, the company (also known as Caritas Christi Health Care) is a top health care provider in New England; its territory ranges from Rhode Island to eastern Massachusetts and southern New Hampshire. Caritas Christi was acquired by Cerberus Capital Management in 2010.

Georgetown University Hospital, part of MedStar Health, is a 609-bed acute care teaching hospital serving residents of the greater Washington, DC, area, including Maryland and Virginia. The hospital's staff of more than 1,100 physicians represents a wide range of medical specializations including cardiology, oncology, neurology/neurosurgery, and surgical transplantation. Georgetown University Hospital provides a comprehensive array of inpatient, outpatient, surgical, and rehabilitative care services. The hospital is part of a local network of affiliated primary care providers.

Centra Health is a constellation of hospitals, medical practices, outpatient facilities, and other services targeting the health care needs of residents in central Virginia. At its core are two acute care facilities in Lynchburg: 270-bed Lynchburg General, which is the region's main emergency center and specializes in orthopedic and cardiac care; and Virginia Baptist, a roughly 315-bed facility focusing on cancer treatment, women's and pediatric care, mental health, and rehabilitation. Aside from its acute care operations, Centra owns primary care physicians' practices, a home health care service, nursing homes, and numerous other physical and behavioral health businesses.

The privately-held firm was founded in 1938 and is led by CEO Stephen Sternbach. When you wish upon this Star, a nurse will come to where you are. Star Multi Care Services, along with its two subsidiary companies, provides home health care to the elderly, infirm, and disabled, 24 hours a day, seven days a week. The company's Extended Family Care subsidiary provides services in Pennsylvania; Central Star Home Health covers Ohio; and Star Multi Care provides services in Florida and New York. In addition to its in-home health care, Star Multi Care Services offers occupational, physical, respiratory, and speech therapies, as well as medical social services.

Hill Physicians Medical Group is the doctors' answer to HMOs.Hill Physicians Medical Group is an independent practice association (IPA) serving some 300,000 health plan members in northern California. Hill contracts with managed care organizations throughout the region -- including HMOs belonging to Aetna, CIGNA, and Health Net -- to provide care to health plan members. Its network includes about 3,000 primary care and specialty physicians and some 30 hospitals. PriMed, a management services organization, organized Hill Physicians Medical Group in 1984 and still runs the company.

Dreyer Medical Clinic is more than just one little clinic. The multi-specialty physician group has in excess of 140 doctors representing more than two dozen medical specialties. With about 10 offices located throughout the Fox Valley in northeastern Illinois, the group serves nearly half a million patients each year. Along with primary and specialty care, Dreyer Medical offers a wide range of ancillary services, including lab work, radiology, and counseling. It is owned by Advocate Health Care and is affiliated with Provena Mercy Medical Center and Rush-Copley Medical Center. The clinic, serving Aurora and some suburbs of Chicago, was established in 1922 by Dr. John Dreyer.

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