Vision-Sciences, Inc. designs, develops, manufactures, and markets products for endoscopy. The company operates through two segments, Medical and Industrial. The Medical segment designs, manufactures, and sells a line of endoscopy-based products, including flexible endoscopes and sheath or EndoSheath disposables primarily to the ENT, urology, gastroenterology, and pulmonology markets. The Industrial segment designs, manufactures, and markets flexible borescopes under the Machida brand name. This segment offers various products, such as modulars, slim levers, knobs, battery operated portable flexible borescopes, industrial videoscopes, and portable video processors primarily to the aircraft engine manufacturing and aircraft engine maintenance industries. The company offers its products to the ENT doctors, urologists, gastroenterologists, primary care physicians, pulmonologists and other airway management doctors in hospitals, medical clinics, and physicians’ private offices. It provides its products through sales representatives in the United States; and through independent distributors in Europe, Asia, Australia, Canada, the Middle East, Africa, and Central and South America. The company was founded in 1987 and is based in Orangeburg, New York.

DMS Health Technologies has a rich and diversified history which started in 1972 as Dakota Medical Solutions (DMS). Through several years of organic growth, acquisitions and mergers of mobile imaging service companies, DMS Health Technologies has transformed into a company which offers a wide range of products and services to the healthcare industry. DMS employs more than 400 professionals across the country. Corporate offices are located in Fargo, North Dakota.

The leading provider of hospital medicine in the U.S., IPC The Hospitalist Company delivers management services to hospitalist practices operating in more than 500 facilities. IPC providers deliver high quality care efficiently and cost-effectively, supported by IPC-Link®, the most sophisticated, comprehensive hospitalist-centric software. IPC facilitates dramatic improvements for three constituencies:

Candela's medical laser technology can remove them and other cosmetic skin issues as well. The company makes light-based (laser) systems, including Alex TriVantage for birthmarks, lesions, sun spots, and tattoos; GentleLASE for permanent hair removal, facial veins, and wrinkles; Vbeam for acne, skin rejuvenation, scars, and warts. Candela sells to cosmetic and surgical markets through a direct sales force and distributors in the US and abroad. Rival aesthetic laser-maker Syneron Medical acquired Candela in a 2010 deal worth about $65 million. Candela is now a wholly-owned subsidiary of Syneron.

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.

From its modest beginning in 1896 as a cottage occupied by seven German Methodist deaconesses ministering to the poor and sick, Bethesda North Hospital has grown into the fourth largest hospital in Cincinnati, Ohio. Bethesda North is a full-service acute care hospital with more than 400 beds. It provides comprehensive medical and surgical care, including maternity and fertility services, emergency care, and diagnostic imaging. The hospital joined with fellow Cincinnati health care provider Good Samaritan Hospital in 1995 to form TriHealth. Together, the two hospitals offer care at some 50 locations, including primary care offices, fitness centers, and occupational health facilities.

The Cambridge Public Health Commission (doing business as Cambridge Health Alliance or CHA) was established as a result of the 1996 merger of The Cambridge Hospital and Somerville Hospital. The health care organization operates the Cambridge Public Health Department, as well as three hospitals and about two dozen primary care practices specializing in such areas as pediatrics, senior health, family medicine, eye care, plastic surgery, psychiatry, and dentistry. CHA is a teaching affiliate of Harvard Medical School and the Tufts University School of Medicine.

St. Anthony's Hospital offers a full array of health care services, including emergency medicine, surgery, cancer treatment, and heart care. The 400-bed hospital also provides outpatient services through two ambulatory surgery centers and an imaging center. St. Anthony's Hospital was founded in 1931 by the Sisters of the Third Order of St. Francis of Allegany. It is a member of the BayCare Health System, and as such, provides home health and occupational health services through agencies affiliated with that system.

St. Joseph's/Candler Health System is a largest health system in the region, SJ/C is anchored by two main hospitals, St. Joseph's Hospital (305 beds) and Candler Hospital (320 beds). The facilities provide a spectrum of care with specialties that include cardiac and cancer care, orthopedics, and robotic surgery. The two hospitals, which merged to become SJ/C in 1997, also administer home healthcare, as well as a variety of community outreach and education efforts through their mobile units. SJ/C operates a network of primary care clinics and outpatient rehabilitation centers scattered throughout the area.

Sheridan Community Hospital certainly lives up to its "community" moniker. Local volunteers are considered a mainstay of the hospital, logging more than 4,000 hours of service every year. The facility offers residents of Montcalm, Michigan and surrounding counties emergency services, occupational health, cardiology, orthopedics, and general surgery. The hospital has begun testing the waters of 21st century technology by investing in digital imaging and high-tech scanning systems. Sheridan Community Hospital has also opened Edmore Care-West, its second family practice location in Edmore.

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