Longport sells high-frequency ultrasound scanners. Capable of producing images of the skin up to three centimeters deep, the scanner can be used to assess the severity of wounds and burns and determine the effectiveness of treatments. It eliminates the need to take physical biopsies in many cases. Images taken with Longport's scanner can be printed instantly, or they can be saved or sent electronically. While the company developed the scanner and owns the patent, it relies on two UK companies to manufacture them. SRA Development makes probes for the scanner, and Netbox builds the scanners. Chairman Michie Proctor controls 15% of Longport.

Oculus isn't the name of an all-seeing ancient Latin god or superhero, though it does use super-agents in its fight against the evil super-bug MRSA. Oculus Innovative Sciences works with proprietary platform technology Microcyn, a super-oxidized water-based solution designed to safely (i.e., without any known side effects) eliminate a wide range of annoying pathogens (including MRSA) attempting to infect patients with open wounds. Aside from use in wound care, the solution has potential applications for use in disinfectants and sterilization, as well as respiratory, dermatology, veterinary, and dental markets. Oculus' products are primarily sold through partnerships with distributors.

Anthem Health Plans of Virginia sings a song of health insurance to residents of the Old Dominion State. A subsidiary of WellPoint and the state's largest health insurer, the company provides PPO, HMO, and traditional indemnity health plans to individuals, groups, and government employees. Its health plan offerings include Medicare supplemental and Medicare Advantage plans, as well as HMOs (under the name HealthKeepers Plus) for Medicaid recipients. Anthem Health Plans of Virginia also sells some non-Blue insurance products including life, accident, and disability coverage. The company is a licensee of the Blue Cross and Blue Shield Association and does business as Anthem Blue Cross and Blue Shield.

WEA Insurance Trust makes the grade. The not-for-profit organization serves up health, life, disability, and long-term care insurance for Wisconsin's public school employees through subsidiary WEA Insurance Corporation. Its health offerings include prescription plans, diabetes management support, and dental policies. It also offers auto and homeowners insurance.WEA Insurance Trust company insures more than 120,000 workers and their families. The Wisconsin Education Association Council founded WEA Trust in 1970.

Greenville Hospital System (GHS) is out to keep residents of the "Golden Strip" (the corridor connecting Charlotte, North Carolina, and Atlanta) healthy. Founded in 1912, the system encompasses five campuses with some 1,100 inpatient beds. Its flagship facility is Greenville Memorial Hospital, a tertiary referral and academic medical center with more than 700 beds; other facilities include several smaller community hospitals, a nursing home, and a long-term acute care hospital. GHS offers a full range of services, including a primary care physician network, outpatient services, and home health care.

KK Women's and Children's Hospital (KKH) lives by the credo "women and children first." It is Singapore's largest women and children's hospital with specialists in obstetrics, menopause, surgery, reproductive medicine, sports medicine, mental wellness, and neonatology. It also offers allied health and nursing services ranging from rehabilitation and nutrition to social work and support counseling. The hospital treats more than 500,000 women and children per year. With roots going back to 1858, KKH was established as a free maternity hospital in 1924 and within a few years was home to half of all deliveries in Singapore.

Noninvasive Medical Technologies helps physicians provide gentler health care. The company manufactures noninvasive hemodynamic monitors that measure blood flow, heart rate, stroke volume, and cardiac output. Its IQ2 is used to assess and evaluate cardiac function. The ZOE device determines if a patient is retaining fluids or is dehydrated without drawing blood. By quickly assessing fluid status, doctors can better treat those at risk for severe or recurring dehydration such as hypertension and heart failure patients and athletes. The company also sells ICG sensors (to obtain hemodynamic data) and electrodes used with its devices. NMT has a supplier agreement with Royal Philips Electronic for its ZOE monitor.

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.

Johns Hopkins International, a branch of Johns Hopkins Medicine, provides a variety of international services in the areas of patient care, health care consulting, operational management, administrative services, and educational programs.Johns Hopkins International organization assists international customers traveling to the US to seek care at the Johns Hopkins Health System facilities. It also partners with health care facilities around the globe to help the evolution of medical care; its services include technical support, training programs, facility planning and improvement consulting, and communication tools that allow medical professionals to connect with Johns Hopkins physicians.

ROHO aims to make your ride more comfortable. The ROHO group manufactures cushions that can be used in both medical equipment and commercial seating applications. The company's core technology is its dry flotation system, originally used in cushions as a way to prevent bedsores and since adapted for use in seats for aircraft, commercial trucks, motorcycles, and office chairs. Robert Graebe founded ROHO, Inc., in 1973; in 2001 ROHO, Inc., ROHO International, and Crown Therapeutics joined to form the ROHO group.

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