It's all about heart for Arrhythmia Research Technology (ART). The company offers signal-averaging electrocardiographic (SAECG) software that collects data and analyzes electrical impulses of the heart in an effort to detect potentially lethal heart arrhythmias. The company plans to sell the products through licensing agreements with equipment makers. Until it finds a marketing partner, however, ART is relying on sales from its Micron Products subsidiary, which makes snaps and sensors used in the manufacture and operation of disposable electrodes for electrocardiographic (ECG) equipment. Micron Products has acquired assets of several companies that enhance its metal and plastics molding capabilities.

Southeast Alabama Medical Center (SAMC) is a 370-bed acute care hospital that serves as a primary referral center for patients in southeastern Alabama and adjacent parts of Georgia and Florida. In addition to providing comprehensive medical, surgical, and emergency care, the hospital provides specialty services including heart, cancer, and women's health care. SAMC also operates primary care physician offices and clinics specializing in diagnostics, pediatrics, and cancer care, as well as a home health agency. Affiliates include Enterprise Medical Clinic, Houston Medical Group, and Chipley Medical Group. The hospital was founded in 1957.

For more than 117 years, Backus Hospital has provided quality healthcare to the residents of eastern Connecticut.The 213-bed, not-for-profit, acute care community Hospital is the primary source of health services for nearly a quarter-million people. Since its founding in 1893, Backus Hospital has continually expanded, providing new programs and services and forming strategic alliances with other healthcare organizations and providers. Backus is the only trauma center east of the Connecticut River, and it is the only regional facility that has a hangar for LIFE STAR, Hartford Hospital's air medical transport helicopter.

HCA-HealthONE wants to be #1 in the lives of Denverites. A joint venture between HCA and The Colorado Health Foundation, the health care network provides residents of Denver and surrounding communities with a range of health care services through seven hospitals with more than 2,250 beds, about a dozen ambulatory surgery centers, and 35 outpatient facilities. Its hospitals include The Medical Center of Aurora, North Suburban Medical Center, Presbyterian/St. Luke's Medical Center, Rose Medical Center, Swedish Medical Center, Sky Ridge Medical Center, and Spalding Rehabilitation Hospital.

Intermountain Health Care, Inc. (IHC) was formed in 1975 when the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints donated 15 hospitals to local communities. IHC's hospitals have a combined total of about 2,700 licensed beds. From air ambulance services to urgent care clinics and general hospitals, IHC has all the tools to mend skiers (and non-skiers alike) in Utah and southern Idaho. The not-for-profit health system operates nearly two dozen hospitals as well as home health care agencies, dozens of physician and urgent care clinics, and rehabilitation centers.

Integrated Dental Holdings is a UK holding company that owns and operates two dental practice subsidiaries: Petrie Tucker and Partners, and Whitecross Dental Care. Through its subsidiaries Integrated Dental Holdings manages more than 150 dental centers that provide dental services to more than 900,000 UK patients. In July 2004 the company was taken private in a buyout led by Channel Four chairman Luke Johnson and other Integrated Dental officers. Johnson sold his stake in the company to Legal & General Ventures in 2006.

Founded in 1967, JFK Medical Center is a non-profit 498-bed community hospital, serving residents of Middlesex, Union and Somerset counties in Central New Jersey. With over 900 affiliated physicians, JFK offers a complete array of advanced services including general and specialized surgery, cardiac care, maternity and pediatric care, and emergency medicine. JFK Medical Center is an affiliate of Solaris Health System and accredited by the Joint Commission.As one of the state’s major healthcare facilities, JFK has a proud tradition of clinical excellence in numerous medical and surgical specialties, including two world-class institutes under one roof - The JFK New Jersey Neuroscience Institute and the JFK Johnson Rehabilitation Institute. The NJ Neuroscience Institute has been rated as the number one hospital in New Jersey for the treatment of stroke and complex neurological disorders; a national designation in rehabilitation medicine and traumatic brain recovery; cutting-edge technology for diagnostic imaging and radiation therapies; and participation in the prestigious nationwide Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine elective cardiac catheterization study.

West Tennessee Healthcare serves western Tennessee through six hospitals, family medical centers, and a variety of other clinics and outpatient facilities throughout nearly 20 rural counties. Overall it provides about 1,100 patient beds. The network's largest facility is Jackson-Madison County General Hospital, which has some 640 beds. It also includes five community medical centers: Bolivar General, Gibson General, Milan General, Humboldt General, and Camden General. West Tennessee Healthcare also provides home health and medical transportation services. The not-for-profit health system is controlled by a board of Madison County and Jackson, Tennessee, representatives.

Terrebonne General Medical Center in Southeastern Louisiana is there to help (TGMC). The not-for-profit health care system is anchored by a 320-bed hospital with a staff of about 150 physicians. The hospital provides a range of health care services including cardiac care, women's health services, rehabilitation, and emergency medicine. TGMC also administers care through an outpatient surgery center, imaging and breast centers, and a psychiatric care program. The Mary Bird Perkins Cancer Center at TGMC offers a continuum of cancer care, from prevention and early detection to diagnosis and treatment. Programs include surgery, chemotherapy, and radiation therapy.

NIMS(Non-Invasive Monitoring Systems, Inc.) has developed a moving bed-style device that is intended to improve circulation and joint mobility, and possibly to relieve minor aches and pains. Originally tagged as AT-101, the device was sold in Japan and the US until the FDA required the company to get regulatory approval for it. NIMS halted sales and marketing efforts on AT-101 and is seeking FDA approval for a similar but less costly device known as the Exer-Rest, intended for home and clinic use.

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