Flow Management Technologies (FMT) provides administrative, communication, and information services to more than 60,000 physicians across the US. Its Interaction Center handles more than 85% of incoming calls to a physician's practice. Patients can reach physicians through communication options such as email, fax, Internet, and automated phone systems. The company was formed in 1996.

Martha Jefferson Health Services cares for the residents of an eight-county region in central Virginia, including the city of Charlottesville. With about 175 beds and a staff of 450 doctors, it offers most medical specialties including maternity care, cancer treatment, pain management, cardiology, and home health care. The hospital also has fertilization, outpatient surgery, and urgent care centers, as well as primary and specialty care practices. Martha Jefferson Hospital, which was founded in 1903, has announced plans to join the Sentara Healthcare network.

Forsyth Medical Center became part of Novant Health in 1997. Forsyth Medical Center learns from hindsight, but operates with foresight. One of the largest hospitals in North Carolina, Forsyth Medical Center (FMC) is a tertiary care hospital with about 960 beds. It provides Winston-Salem and Thomasville area patients with such health care services as behavioral health, emergency care, rehabilitation, and surgical procedures. The medical center also operates a network of community health centers including Medical Park Hospital (about 20 beds), Thomasville Medical Center (150 beds), and outpatient and physician clinics.

New England Alliance for Health (NEAH) brings together physicians looking to improve health in the New England region. The alliance, formerly known as Dartmouth-Hitchcock Alliance, provides a wide range of health care services to residents of Massachusetts, New Hampshire, and Vermont through a network of about a dozen community hospitals, home health care agencies, and mental health centers. Each member of the alliance is an independently owned and operated not-for-profit organization with its own board of directors. Collaborative services provided by NEAH include procurement, human resources, information technology, and finance, as well as the coordination of facility policies and planning.

Stryker's surgical products include such instruments as drills, saws, rasps, even cement mixers. The company's Orthopaedic Implants category includes artificial joints, spinal rods and screws, artificial vertebral discs, bone cement, and other orthopedic implants and supplies. The orthopaedic division also makes OP-1, a biological product to grow bone. The MedSurg Equipment segment includes facial and hand surgery instruments, endoscopy equipment, and communications and patient handling equipment. Stryker's products are marketed globally to hospitals, doctors, and other health care facilities via direct sales personnel and distributors.

Tallahassee Memorial HealthCare is a community health system serving the residents of Florida's state capital and surrounding communities. The system is anchored by Tallahassee Memorial Hospital, a not-for-profit facility with about 770 beds. Founded in 1948, the hospital provides general medical and surgical care, as well as specialty care in a number of areas, including oncology, rehabilitation, women's and children's health, obesity, and diabetes. Tallahassee Memorial HealthCare also offers a family practice residency program and provides primary medical care through a handful of regional clinics. It has a 60-bed psychiatric hospital, and offers adult day care and home health care services.

PhotoMedex manufactures and markets dermatological treatments for skin disorders such as acne, psoriasis, and vitiligo (loss of skin pigmentation). Other products include gels and creams intended to promote skin rejuvenation and hair growth. PhotoMedex also develops lasers and fiber-optic equipment for dermatological and surgical applications. Its FDA-approved XTRAC excimer laser system is used for the treatment of psoriasis and eczema. The company operates throughout the US and internationally serving dermatologists, cosmetic surgeons, and spas.

Eschmann Holdings, which does business as Eschmann Equipment, designs and manufactures operating tables, electrosurgical instruments, bench-top autoclaves, surgical suction units, and other pieces of medical equipment, primarily for use in the operating room or for infection control. The company's products are primarily marketed and distributed in the UK; it also exports about one-third of its products to other countries through independent and affiliated distributors. Privately held Eschmann Holdings was founded as Eschmann Brothers & Walsh in 1830 and was formerly a member of the Smiths Group.

Eureko has a clear ambition: to be the most trusted insurer. Established in 1811 to provide mutual insurance at a reasonable premium, today Eureko is the biggest insurance provider in the Netherlands. But we cannot be complacent. Our cooperative roots mean we must remain customer focused, while delivering results to all our stakeholders. Our main shareholders, Vereniging (Association) Achmea and Rabobank, are also cooperative organisations. This is why we work to a stakeholder model, encompassing our customers, (distribution) partners, employees and shareholders, with customers first among equals. And, as a cooperative, we believe we form an integral part of the communities in which we operate. This carries a responsibility that we take very seriously. We know that trust has to be earned. Customers must feel and be well insured. We therefore strive to create innovative, transparent solutions that customers understand and that meet their needs. We aim for sustainable growth and above-average performance to create value for customers and generate an appropriate return to shareholders. We employ only the most committed and customer-focused people. We work with (distribution) partners who recognise their own interests in who we are as an organisation. By incorporating the interests of all stakeholders in how we work, value is ultimately created for all.

Active Health Management and data analytics company uses proprietary technology to gather detailed, claims-driven information collected across a patient's care spectrum and then generates a comprehensive personal health record. Its ultimate goal is to help reduce medical errors and expenses and identify gaps in care. Clients include employers, health insurance firms, and medical providers. ActiveHealth was founded in 1998 and acquired by Aetna in 2005. It continues to operate as a branded, standalone business headquartered in New York.

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