By developing, manufacturing, and marketing hearing protection products, Sonomax Technologies, wants to lower the incidence of noise-induced hearing loss (NIHL) to nil. The company sells its custom-fit earpieces as workplace safety devices and also puts its technology to work elsewhere filtering sounds in hearing aids, military headsets, and music earbuds. The company sells directly and through distributors in Canada, through distributors only in the US, and through licensees elsewhere. The Montreal-based company is led by CEO Nick Laperie.

Tift Regional Medical Center (TRMC) helps keep people healthy in the Peach State. The medical center, which operates with some 100 physicians on staff representing more than 30 specialties, serves residents in southern Georgia. TRMC offers its patients a wide range of services such as cardiology, cancer treatment, neurology, occupational and physical therapy, obstetrics, and surgical care. The not-for-profit medical center has a capacity of about 190 beds. It also operates an outpatient services clinic. Tift County Hospital Authority, which includes a nine-member board of trustees, governs TRMC. The hospital is also affiliated with the Emory Healthcare network.

CAS Medical Systems, Inc. develops and manufactures medical devices for non-invasive patient monitoring. The company’s FORE-SIGHT Absolute Cerebral Oximeter is a cerebral oximeter available with FDA clearance for non-invasive, continuous measurement of absolute cerebral tissue oxygen saturation for all patients, regardless of age or weight. This information helps avert brain damage or death during surgery and in critical care situations by allowing clinicians to identify patients with dangerously low levels of cerebral oxygen and intervene to reverse the condition. CAS Medical Systems’ product lines include the high-acuity monitoring capabilities of the FORE-SIGHT Cerebral Oximeter; and MAXNIBP, a proprietary non-invasive blood pressure measurement technology. The company also offers a line of bedside vital signs monitoring products, and supplies and service, including blood pressure cuffs and products for neonatal intensive care. CAS Medical Systems markets its products through its own sales force, distributors, and manufacturers representatives, as well as through hospital, alternate site, homecare, veterinary, and emergency medical distribution channels. CAS Medical Systems, Inc. was founded in 1984 and is headquartered in Branford, Connecticut.

Cord Blood Registry(CBR) is the world's largest and most experienced stem cell bank. The company has consistently led the industry in technical innovations and is entrusted with storing more than 350,000 cord blood collections for individuals and their families. CBR has the longest history of accreditation with AABB and the company's quality standards have been recognized through ISO 9001:2009 certification—the global business standard for quality.

Phoenix Children's Hospital (PCH) invests in the health of the next generation. Founded in 1983, the hospital provides a comprehensive range of medical services specifically for children and adolescents in the greater Phoenix area. The hospital has about 350 beds and provides care in a number of pediatric sub-specialties, including childhood cancers, neuroscience, heart disease, trauma, and orthopedics. In addition to a newborn intensive care unit (NICU) at its main campus, PCH operates a second NICU on the campus of Banner Good Samaritan Regional Medical Center (a member of Banner Health). It also has several pediatric outpatient care centers in surrounding Phoenix suburbs.

Cleveland Medical Devices, call it CleveMed for short, develops and markets wireless patient monitors for neurological, pressure management, and rehabilitation applications. Its wireless telemetry and physiological monitoring products are developed for use in settings that existing technologies can't serve as well. Its Crystal Monitor series provides monitoring on urgent care patients, and allows sleep disorders to be monitored from the patient's home. Its Kinesia product is a small wireless system used to monitor, quantify, record, and telemeter body movements, such as tremors, in patients with movement disorders. Cleveland Medical Devices was founded in 1990 by CEO Robert Schmidt.

Keystone Mercy Health Plan provides health care benefits to more than 300,000 Medicaid recipients in southeastern Pennsylvania. Operating as a health maintenance organization (HMO), the company manages care for its members through a network of primary care physicians, specialists, hospitals, and pharmacies. It provides benefits including dental, vision, and prescription coverage, pregnancy programs, and assistance with transportation needs. Keystone Mercy Health Plan is a 50/50 joint venture belonging to Mercy Health System and Keystone First, a unit of Independence Blue Cross. The company was founded in 1982.

Covenant HealthCare operates more than 20 inpatient and outpatient care facilities, including its two main Covenant Medical Center campuses. The health care provider serves residents in a 15-county area of east-central Michigan, with additional facilities in Bay City, Frankenmuth, and Midland. Specialized care services include cardiovascular health, cancer treatment, and obstetrics and neonatal care. Covenant HealthCare was formed in 1998 with the merging of Saginaw General and St. Luke's Hospitals. The health care system has more than 700 beds and a staff of about 400 physicians.

University Health System serves the residents (and rebels) of San Antonio and the surrounding region. Its flagship facility, University Hospital, has about 500 beds and is the primary teaching facility for The University of Texas Health Science Center at San Antonio. In addition to general medical and surgical care, the hospital is a designated Level 1 trauma center and offers care in a wide range of medical specialties. University Health System includes a network of primary and specialty care clinics.

Excellus BlueCross BlueShield, Rochester Region provides health insurance for members throughout six upstate New York counties. The company's insurance plans include traditional indemnity, Blue Choice (HMO), and BluePPO (PPO). Excellus BlueCross BlueShield, Rochester Region also offers supplemental coverage, including dental and Medicare plans, as well as long-term care coverage, health assessment, and health care management services. The not-for-profit company is a subsidiary of Excellus BlueCross BlueShield and a licensee of the Blue Cross and Blue Shield Association.

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