Founded in 1983 by Stonewall and Betty Jackson, the company is a family owned business. Buffalo Supply can't provision your bison needs, but the company is right at home procuring a range of medical and surgical equipment for customers in the federal government. Serving federal institutions including the VA, the company is the exclusive supplier of operating room equipment, endoscopy suites, orthopaedic instruments, and biomaterials from Stryker. It also supplies pharmacy products from Baxa, closed drug transfer systems from Carmel Pharma, and cardiac rhythm management products from Sorin Group.

St. Joseph's Healthcare System takes care of northern New Jersey. The health care system's facilities include St. Joseph's Regional Medical Center, a tertiary teaching hospital with about 650 beds that includes the 120-bed St. Joseph's Children's Hospital. The regional hospital has a state-designated trauma center and provides specialty services including cardiology, oncology, obstetrics, and neurology. St. Joseph's Healthcare also operates St. Joseph's Wayne Hospital, a community medical center with some 230 beds. Other operations include St. Vincent's Nursing Home, a home health agency, and a network of community clinics. St. Joseph's Healthcare System is sponsored by the Sisters of Charity of Saint Elizabeth.

Independence Blue Cross (IBC) provides health insurance and related services to some 3.3 million members in Philadelphia and surrounding areas. The company's plans include Personal Choice (PPO), Keystone Health Plan East (HMO and POS), and traditional indemnity options for groups, families, and individuals. It also offers supplemental Medicare, dental, vision, life, and disability insurance. Through subsidiary AmeriHealth Administrators, IBC provides third-party administration (TPA) services. IBC, which was founded as the Associated Hospital Service of Philadelphia in 1938, is an independent licensee of the Blue Cross and Blue Shield Association.

Alamance Regional Medical Center is a not-for-profit hospital serving the residents of North Carolina. Formed in 1995, the medical center has some 240 beds. Services include cancer care, behavioral health, cardiology, radiology, women's services, and home health care. It also provides a sleep lab, pain center, and birthing center. Its satellite Mebane Medical Park includes general practice, surgery, and cancer centers, and the West End Medical Park provides primary care. Other facilities include a pediatric rehabilitation clinic, sports rehabilitation center, a nursing home, and a retirement community.

Saint Louis Hospital provides medical care to the residents and visitors of Bangkok, Thailand. The not-for-profit hospital offers a variety of medical services in specialty areas ranging from internal medicine to pediatrics and physical rehabilitation. Among its other operations are a heart institute, child development department, nephrology clinic, and dermatology center. It also operates an accident and emergency center, a health check-up center, and a Thai traditional massage service. Saint Louis Hospital was founded in 1898 by Archbishop Louis Vey and is led by CEO Rev. Tweesak Kitcharoean.

Health Diagnostics was formed in May of 2007 with the goal of becoming a national provider of outpatient diagnostic imaging services of the highest quality. A unique combination of management experience and financial strength is quickly transforming Health Diagnostics’ vision into reality. The company has a three-pronged strategy for growth: acquisitions, start-ups and management agreements. To date, the Heath Diagnostics network is comprised of 34 diagnostic imaging centers in four states - California, New York, New Jersey and Florida.

Atrion Corporation develops and manufactures ophthalmology, cardiovascular, and fluid delivery devices primarily for medical applications in the United States and internationally. Atrion Corporation manufactures soft contact lens storage and disinfection cases; and the LacriCATH line of balloon catheters used in the treatment of nasolacrimal duct obstruction in children and adults. It develops the MPS2 Myocardial Protection System, a proprietary technology delivering fluids and medications to the heart during open-heart surgery; cardiac surgery vacuum relief valves; Retract-O-Tape silicone vessel loops; inflation devices for balloon catheter dilation, stent deployment, and fluid dispensing; and Clean-Cut rotating aortic punch and PerfectCut Aortotomy System, both of which are used in heart bypass surgery. Atrion manufactures various intravenous fluid delivery products comprising medical tubing clamps; swabbable luer valves; and luer syringe check valves and one-way valves. It produces inflation systems and valves used in marine and aviation safety products; one-way and two-way ‘Breather’ valves for use on electronics cases, munitions cases, pressure vessels, transportation container cases, escape slides, and other medical and non-medical applications; and a line of products designed for safe needle and scalpel blade containment, as well as the ACTester product line consisting of instrumentation and associated disposables used to measure the activated clotting time of blood. Atrion Corporation also provides contract manufacturing services for other original equipment manufacturers of medical devices; and owns and maintains a 22-mile high-pressure steel pipeline in north Alabama that is leased to an industrial gas producer that transports gaseous oxygen to its customers. It sells its products through a sales force. Atrion Corporation was founded in 1944 and is headquartered in Allen, Texas.

Salient Surgical Technologies (formerly TissueLink Medical) tries to keep blood loss to a minimum. The company develops, manufactures, and markets medical devices using its proprietary TRANSCOLLATION, a technology that combines radiofrequency (RF) energy and saline to reduce or stop bleeding in surgery. The thermal energy is delivered via Salient's main product, AQUAMANTYS, which consists of an RF pump generator and disposable handheld sealer tools that permanently seal blood vessels, soft tissue, and bone. Salient markets the system in the US, Europe, and Asia primarily for use in orthopedic hip and knee reconstruction surgeries and certain spinal fusion procedures.

DaVita Inc. provides dialysis services for patients suffering from chronic kidney failure, which is known as end stage renal disease (ESRD) in the United States. The company operates kidney dialysis centers, and provides related medical services primarily in dialysis centers and in contracted hospitals. Its services include outpatient dialysis services; hospital inpatient hemodialysis services; and ESRD laboratory services. The company also offers infusion therapy services; DaVita Rx, a pharmacy that provides oral medications to patients with ESRD; vascular access services; disease management services and special needs plans; physician services; and clinical research programs.

The products Hollister makes may not be fun to use, but they are necessary. The employee-owned company manufactures medical devices used for wound, continence, and ostomy care as well as various related accessories. Its vast range of products include catheters, collection devices, and wound dressings. The company makes its devices at five manufacturing centers scattered throughout the US, Europe, and Asia. John Dickinson Schneider founded the company in 1921 as JDS Printer Craftsman. Its first products were birth certificates printed for the Franklin C. Hollister Company. In 1948, John Schneider purchased the Hollister name and began developing medical products.

Inviting Real Estate Agents, Job Placements Agents, Educational Institutes, Software Service Providers, Real Estate Builders, Marriage Bureaus, Travel Agents, Restaurant Owners, Health & Fitness Centers and other Local Businesses to Post a FREE Classified Advertisement on Cootera.com Classifieds Website.