ApolloMD is a private US group practice owned and operated by its physicians. With more than 750 medical directors, doctors, and mid-level practitioners, the group provides clinical outsourcing services focused on anesthesia, emergency medicine, and radiology to high-volume hospitals, surgery centers, and health systems primarily in the Southeast and Midwest. Boasting about a 97% physician retention rate, ApolloMD uses a performance-based compensation model, which pays physicians equitably according to the amount of clinical work they accomplish rather than seniority. Its PaymentsMD division offers health care providers a medical billing and payment collections system that allows patients to pay bills online.

Alfa Scientific Designs makes the tests that ensure the workers of the world are clean and sober (as well as healthy). The company manufacturers point-of-care drug tests and other in vitro diagnostic devices for physicians, hospitals, occupational health centers, and the criminal justice system. Alfa Scientific Designs' products help to detect the presence of cancer markers, fertility hormones, drugs of abuse, and infectious diseases. Established in 1996, Alfa Scientific Designs provides products to clients around the globe through a wide network of distributors and through direct ordering from the company.

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.

Burton makes medical equipment. Located southeast of London, Burtons manufactures, distributes, services, and repairs a wide range of products for medical and veterinary healthcare providers. Medical professionals can find autoclaves on offer, as well as ultrasonic baths for cleaning instruments. Burtons' veterinary product catalogue is more extensive, including equipment for anesthesia and sterilization, patient monitors, kennels and surgery tables, scales, and more.

Parkridge Medical Center provides health care services in southern Tennessee. The hospital also operates two satellite facilities: Parkridge East Hospital, another acute care facility, and Parkridge Valley Hospital, an adult and pediatric behavior health care facility. The hospitals, combined, have some 540 beds. Specialty services include cardiac surgery, orthopedics, and diagnostic imaging. The Sarah Cannon Cancer Center provides oncology therapeutics. Parkridge Medical Center is a subsidiary of HCA and is part of HCA's TriStar Health System.

Joerns Healthcare Inc. manufactures beds, furnishings, repositioning equipment, and wound management products for the long-term care industry, including numerous hospitals and nursing homes. It has operations throughout the US, as well as in Canada, the UK, and the Netherlands, and has key partners in Australia, Germany, New Zealand, and Norway. Originally founded in 1889 as Joerns Brothers Furniture by Charles, Paul, and Frederick Joerns, the company eventually shifted its focus from high-end residential furniture to furnishings designed for the healthcare sector. In 1983 it took the Joerns Healthcare name.

Providence Little Company of Mary, a member of the Providence Health System. The not-for-profit subsidiary provides health care to the southern region of Los Angeles through two acute care hospitals (Providence Little Company of Mary Medical Center San Pedro and Providence Little Company of Mary Medical Center Torrance), as well as more than two dozen urgent care clinics, doctors' offices, home health and hospice facilities, and specialty outpatient care centers. Services include diagnostic imaging, emergency care, cancer treatment, cardiac care, surgery, and women and children's health care. The Providence Little Company of Mary health system is led by CEO Nancy Carlson.

Desert Springs Hospital Medical Center helps patients feel that health care is more calculated risk than wild gamble. Desert Springs Hospital Medical Center, part of Universal Health Service's Valley Health System subsidiary, is a 290-bed acute care hospital located in southeastern Las Vegas. It operates an American Diabetes Association-accredited diabetes treatment center and is a leader in cardiac care, operating several full-service catheterization labs. The medical center also boasts affiliated physician offices and an outpatient surgery facility.

Sheridan Healthcare is a physician practice management company. Sheridan Healthcare company manages the offices of anesthesiologists, neonatologists, pediatricians, radiologists, emergency room, and other general and specialty care physicians. The firm also provides such services as recruitment, billing, and administration. Sheridan Healthcare's major customers consist of hospitals and ambulatory surgical facilities. In addition, Sheridan manages group practices providing health care services for women, including obstetrics, gynecology, and midwifery, as well as pain management. Sheridan Healthcare company provides services to some 100 facilities in about 20 states. Sheridan Healthcare is controlled by private equity firm Hellman & Friedman.

Sacred Heart Hospital not only cares for hearts that are holey, but also for the rest of what ails residents of western Wisconsin. The more than 300-bed medical center provides specialized services that include cardiology, cancer care, pediatrics, and emergency medicine. The hospital provides community-wide care through affiliations with the Marshfield Clinic (a provider network with more than 700 physicians), Oakleaf Medical Network (an organization of providers and clinics), and Infinity Healthcare and Pathology Services (supplies the hospital with medical x-ray professionals). Founded in 1889 by the Hospital Sisters of the Third Order of St. Francis, the center is part of the Hospital Sisters Health System.

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