Oncure was founded in 1998 and is dedicated to helping patients fight cancer through the delivery of extraordinary care. In addition, Oncure offers patients access to many of the most advanced technologies in radiation treatment. See Treatment Options for more information. Oncure does not own nor manage physician practices, rather it collaborates with its affiliated radiation oncologists to provide quality patient treatment. See Medical Advisory Board for details.

Blue Ridge HealthCare provides health care services to Burke County, North Carolina and the surrounding area via two acute-care hospitals (Grace Hospital and Valdese Hospital, with nearly 350 beds between the two), and several outpatient facilities (behavioral health care, rehabilitation, cancer care, senior care, and wellness services). Blue Ridge HealthCare also provides senior living services, including in-house medical care and hospice services through its Grace Ridge retirement community. The company is an affiliate of the Carolinas HealthCare System.

American Medical Response (AMR). With thousands of vehicles in some 40 states, AMR is the largest contract provider of emergency and non-emergency ambulance services in the US. Non-emergency services include transportation for medically unstable patients and such non-medical transport services as transfers to and from health care facilities.American Medical Response company provides around 3 million transports annually for customers that also include hospitals and local government agencies. AMR is a subsidiary of Emergency Medical Services, which is owned by Onex, an investment firm with holdings in health care and other industries.

Crozer-Keystone is a cornerstone of health care in Pennsylvania, northern Delaware, western New Jersey. The system has five acute care hospitals including Community Hospital, Crozer-Chester Medical Center, Delaware County Memorial Hospital, Springfield Hospital, and Taylor Hospital, which combined house about 760 beds. The system's facilities include Level II trauma, cancer, and fertility centers. It also operates family, occupational, and diagnostic health clinics, as well as home health and hospice agencies. Crozer-Keystone is actually a management company providing (what else?) management services. Clinical services and treatment are provided by its not-for-profit member hospitals operating as subsidiaries.

DexCom, Inc., a medical device company, focuses on the design, development, and commercialization of continuous glucose monitoring systems for ambulatory use by people with diabetes, and for use by healthcare providers in the hospital for the treatment of both diabetic and non-diabetic patients. The company offers FDA approved SEVEN, which includes a disposable sensor that can be inserted by a patient and used continuously for up to seven days; a transmitter; and a small handheld receiver. Its SEVEN system also received CE Mark approval for commercialization in the European Union and the countries in Asia and Latin America that recognize the CE Mark. DexCom, Inc. also provides the SEVEN PLUS, which incorporates additional user interface and algorithm enhancements that are intended to make its glucose monitoring function customizable. Its SEVEN PLUS has FDA and CE Mark approvals. DexCom has a collaboration agreement with Edwards Lifesciences LLC to develop products for continuously monitoring blood glucose levels in patients hospitalized for various conditions. It also has development agreement with Insulet Corporation to integrate its continuous glucose monitoring technology into Insulet’s wireless, handheld OmniPod System Personal Diabetes Manager; and a joint development agreement with Animas Corporation to integrate its continuous glucose monitoring technology into Animas insulin pumps. DexCom, Inc. was founded in 1999 and is headquartered in San Diego, California.

Integtra Radionics designs and produces medical devices for neurosurgery and radiation therapy. Its products include non-invasive radiosurgical systems, stereotactic surgery systems which facilitate the placement of instruments on the brain during neurosurgery, aspirators used in ultrasonic surgical procedures, and extracranial systems to hold patients in place during surgery. Formerly a division of Covidien, Integra Radionics was acquired by Integra LifeSciences Holdings in 2006. The wholly-owned subsidiary fortifies Integra's radiosurgery/radiotherapy and image-guided surgery devices business.

Spacelabs Healthcare got its start monitoring the health of NASA astronauts; nowadays it makes medical diagnostic and therapeutic equipment for more Earth-bound patients. The company's Ultraview bedside patient monitor and telemetry systems keep up with patient's data and transmit it to caregivers through clinical wired and wireless networks. Its Blease anesthesia delivery systems and ventilators are used in operative and perioperative settings. Its Del Mar Reynolds unit develops heart monitors including electrocardiogram and ambulatory blood pressure monitors. Spacelabs Healthcare operates worldwide and holds all of the healthcare operations of its parent, OSI Systems.

Beaufort Memorial Hospital provides medical, surgical, and therapeutic services in southern South Carolina. The not-for-profit community hospital is a regional referral center providing inpatient acute care and outpatient services. The 200-bed facility offers specialties in areas including cancer treatment, cardiology, emergency medicine, mental health, rehabilitation, and obstetrics/gynecology. Beaufort Memorial Hospital operates the Keyserling Cancer Center through its affiliation with the Duke University Health System. It also offers outpatient care at additional satellite facilities.

Temple University Health System (TUHS), a network of academic and community hospitals associated with the Temple University School of Medicine, provides primary, secondary, and tertiary care to residents in the Philadelphia County (Pennsylvania) area. The hospitals that comprise TUHS include 750-bed Temple University Hospital and two community-based hospitals providing acute and emergency care, the Jeanes Hospital and TUHS Episcopal Hospital (home to a 120-bed behavioral health unit). TUHS supports programs in pediatric and adult cardiology, organ transplantation, oncology, and pulmonary disease. Temple University Health System also includes a community-wide network of primary care physicians.

Mendocino Coast District Hospital was founded in 1971. Mendocino Coast District Hospital provides medical care for residents of the rural communities in the coastal region near Fort Bragg, California. Its services include emergency medicine, occupational and physical therapy, obstetrics, respiratory care, hospice, and cardiology. The nearly 50-bed hospital also offers health education classes and support groups.

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