Shawnee Mission Medical Center (SMMC) is determined to help care for the Kansas-side of Kansas City. The health care facility, located in the city's southwest suburbs, has some 450 inpatient beds. It also offers outpatient surgery and other health services in areas such as pediatrics, rehabilitation, oncology, and radiology. Its staff includes about 700 physicians with about 50 specialties. The medical center's emergency department receives some 50,000 visits each year. SMMC also operates satellite facilities, including the Shawnee Mission Outpatient Pavilion in nearby Lenexa, which offers emergency and outpatient diagnostic, general practice, and surgical care. SMMC is part of Adventist Health System.

Rockwell Medical Technologies keeps on trucking with its hemodialysis products. The company (which does business as Rockwell Medical) makes hemodialysis concentrates (in liquid and dry powder form), dialysis kits, and other related products for treatment of end-stage renal disease (chronic kidney failure). Subsidiary Rockwell Transportation delivers supplies to its customers in 35 US states via its own truck fleet. The company markets and distributes its products directly to hemodialysis providers across the US, as well as through independent distributors abroad (primarily in Asia, Europe, and Latin America).

Carestream health,Inc. develops and sells imaging products to help dentists, doctors, and scientists take, process, view, and store images for diagnosis and research. Its medical imaging devices include digital and computed radiography systems, as well as specialized systems for mammography and other cancer diagnostics. Carestream Health's dental products include digital and X-ray equipment. Its Molecular Imaging group makes scientific products used for capturing images at the molecular level. Carestream also offers products to industrial markets, including aircraft inspection and forensics. Carestream's products are sold worldwide; the company is owned by private investment firm Onex.

The Queen's Medical Center was founded in 1859 by Queen Emma and King Kamehameha IV, Hawaiian royalty. With more than 530 beds and a staff of more than 1,200 physicians, the acute care facility is the largest private hospital in Hawaii and operates as a regional referral center. The not-for-profit medical center operates a cancer care and heart health center. Queen's Medical Center also offers specialty services such as behavioral health, diagnostics, orthopedics, physical therapy, women's health, and surgery. It also has community health care and laboratory services operations through an affiliated network of providers called The Queen's Health Systems.

Fox Chase Cancer Center is the region's only hospital devoted entirely to cancer treatment, research and prevention. Our 100-bed hospital, located in Philadelphia, is consistently ranked by U.S. News and World Report among the top cancer centers in the nation. Our nationally and internationally recognized staff provides consultations and treatment recommendations for all types of adult cancer.

Delta Dental Plan of New Hampshire provides dental benefits and related services to its members in New Hampshire. Delta Dental Plan of New Hampshire operates under the trade name Northeast Delta Dental, which also includes Delta Dental of Maine and Delta Dental of Vermont. Altogether, Northeast Delta Dental has a network of some 1,600 dentists in the tri-state area and provides benefits administration services for more than 700,000 people through individual and group accounts. Delta Dental Plan of New Hampshire and its affiliates are members of the Delta Dental Plans Association, an affiliated network of dental benefit providers throughout the US.

Hospice of Michigan provides specialized health care services for people with a terminal illness and support for their loved ones. These services focus on comfort measures and pain control, or palliative care. Palliative care is directed by the patient and family along with the patient's physician or hospice medical director. Nurses, social workers, home health aides, spiritual advisors and trained volunteers work as an expert team to provide palliative care. The team focuses on providing comfort and pain relief when a cure is not possible. The goal is to help each person live as fully as possible and to help the family and loved ones participate in the person's care.

Valley View Hospital provides acute, critical, and surgical care to the Colorado River Valley. Valley View's services include cardiac, cancer, and pediatric care, as well as radiology and hospice care. The 80-bed hospital has various programs and educational classes focused on childbirth, heart attack prevention, and weight loss. The hospital has undertaken a number of expansion and upgrade projects in recent years, including new emergency, radiology, and birthing departments. Valley View, founded in 1955, also operates or is affiliated with community health clinics and family practices that offer primary and specialized care in an outpatient setting.

Hartford Health Care provides a variety of health services to the descendants of our founding fathers. Founded in 1854, the health care system operates a network of hospitals, behavioral health centers, long-term nursing and rehabilitation facilities, medical labs, and numerous community programs for residents in northern Connecticut. Medical specialties range from orthopedics and women's health to cancer and heart care. Hartford Health Care's flagship facility is the Hartford Hospital, an 870-bed teaching hospital affiliated with the University of Connecticut Medical School. It also operates MidState Medical Center (some 140 beds), Windham Hospital (130 beds), and a home health agency.

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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