American Imaging Management (AIM) helps HMOs do what they do best: peer over physicians' shoulders and see how much they are spending on treatment. The company's diagnostic imaging management services help insurers and health care providers manage the utilization of ultrasound, mammography, radiology, and other imaging services. American Imaging's service areas include program design, analysis and reporting, cost management, financial services, and Web application.American Imaging Management company also provides radiology education tools. Clients include HMOs, PPOs, insurers, physicians' groups, and hospitals. Founded in 1989, AIM is the oldest diagnostic imaging management company in the nation; health insurer WellPoint owns it.

East Texas Medical Center (ETMC) Regional Healthcare System helps meet the health care needs of residents of the Piney Woods. The not-for-profit health system operates about a dozen hospitals across eastern Texas, along with behavioral, rehabilitation, and home health care businesses. Its flagship 450-bed Tyler location serves as the hub and referral center for satellite medical centers located in more rural locations. The system also features numerous primary care and outpatient clinics throughout the region. In addition, ETMC operates an emergency ambulance service subsidiary and a clinical laboratory, which provide services to the facilities of ETMC Regional Healthcare System.

Almost Family, Inc. (NASDAQ:AFAM) founded in 1976, is a leading provider of home health nursing, rehabilitation and personal care services, with over 100 locations in 11 states. Almost Family, Inc. and its subsidiaries operate two segments: Visiting Nurse, or VN, which provides skilled nursing and physical, occupational and speech therapy services primarily to Medicare beneficiaries; and Personal Care, or PC, which provides custodial and personal care services. Almost Family's services are generally covered by federal and state government programs, commercial insurance and private pay.We believe in the importance of local recognition and seek to maintain and support the various trade names we operate under that have developed a reputation for high quality care among patients, referral sources and employees in their local communities. We maintain quality and consistency across locations and regions through our “Senior Advocacy” mission, which trains our caregivers to look beyond the obvious needs of patients to be advocates for their physical, mental, and emotional needs, with the ultimate outcome of allowing them to age in place. Our Specialty Programs, such as Cardiocare, Orthopedics, Optimum Balance, B.R.E.A.T.H.E, Urology, Frail Elderly Care Management, and Telehealth Monitoring, are based upon our Senior Advocacy philosophy and were developed in response to local needs. We believe our Senior Advocacy philosophy in conjunction with our focus on the homebound, geriatric population leads to improved health outcomes.

Impres Medical is developing medical implants to help women who suffer from heavy, painful periods, a condition that affects more than 6 million women in the US. Typical treatments for the condition include hysterectomies and endometrial ablation, surgical procedures that require a lengthy recovery time. The firm's Deactivation device might one day be used by women who wish to permanently end their menstrual cycles. The treatment would be administered in the physician's office without anesthesia, with patients being able to return home the day of the procedure.

Southwest Healthcare System medical provider operates two acute care facilities -- Inland Valley Medical Center and Rancho Springs Medical Center -- in Southern California. Inland Valley, which has Riverside County's only trauma center, has more than 120 licensed beds. Rancho Springs is a short-term facility with some 95 licensed beds. The health care system is owned by Universal Health Services and boasts nearly three dozen medical specialties and includes the Southwest Outpatient Imaging Center close to Inland Valley Medical Center.

TomoTherapy takes aim at tumors.TomoTherapy company develops, markets, and manufactures its TomoTherapy systems, which are used during radiation treatment of cancer patients. The systems are designed to change the intensity of the radiation beam so that it adapts to the shape, location, and size of a tumor. Using computerized tomography (CT) images, the company's devices focus on killing cancer cells while sparing healthy tissue. TomoTherapy markets its products to university research centers, hospitals, and cancer treatment centers in North America, Europe, the Middle East, and the Asia/Pacific region. Products are sold directly and through third-party distributors.

St. Luke's Miners Memorial Hospital, founded in 1910, provides health care services to residents in eastern Pennsylvania. The hospital is an acute-care medical center with some 50 beds. It also operates the St. Luke's Miners Memorial Geriatric Center, a nursing home with another 50 beds, and a home health care agency. Its medical staff includes about 100 physicians with some 25 specialties such as psychiatry, cardiovascular care, rehabilitation, sleep disorders, and emergency medicine. The not-for-profit health care provider is part of St. Luke's Hospital & Health Network.

There’s no denying it. The world of radiology is rapidly changing and expanding. As a result, there’s increased demand for radiologists who can expertly provide advanced-study interpretations, perform acute consultations for the emergency department, and collaborate with all medical specialties.They understand. We’re radiologists just like you. NightHawk Radiology Services was founded in 2001 with one goal in mind: to be your trusted radiology partner by improving patient care and the lives of radiologists with an unparalleled 24/7 standard of care.

St. Jude Children's Research Hospital studies and treats catastrophic diseases in children, especially pediatric cancers. The hospital only has about 70 beds -- most of the more than 5,000 children it treats annually are seen on an outpatient basis as part of the hospital's research efforts into finding cures and more effective treatments. St. Jude not only helps kiddos with their health; it also helps out their parents: The organization pays all expenses not covered by insurance, and patients without insurance don't have to pay. Entertainer Danny Thomas founded St. Jude in 1962; Thomas also founded the American Lebanese Syrian Associated Charities (ALSAC), the fundraising organization for the hospital.

Over the past 27 years, PAREXEL has developed significant expertise to assist clients in the worldwide pharmaceutical, biotechnology and medical device industries with the development and launch of their products in order to bring safe and effective treatments to the global marketplace for the patients who need them. Headquartered near Boston, Massachusetts, PAREXEL operates in 70 locations throughout 54 countries around the world, and has over 9,500 employees.

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