Wisconsin Physicians Service Insurance ensures coverage for Wisconsin residents and employers top to bottom. The not-for-profit company, also known as WPS Health Insurance, provides managed care plans and related services to more than 200,000 members throughout the Badger State. Group and individual offerings include HMO, PPO, TRICARE (military), supplemental Medicare, and high-deductable plans. Its network includes some 15,000 health care providers and 140 hospitals statewide. Subsidiary EPIC Life Insurance provides ancillary product including life, disability, dental, and vision plans. The company was established by the Wisconsin State Medical Society in 1946.

Tift Regional Medical Center (TRMC) helps keep people healthy in the Peach State. The medical center, which operates with some 100 physicians on staff representing more than 30 specialties, serves residents in southern Georgia. TRMC offers its patients a wide range of services such as cardiology, cancer treatment, neurology, occupational and physical therapy, obstetrics, and surgical care. The not-for-profit medical center has a capacity of about 190 beds. It also operates an outpatient services clinic. Tift County Hospital Authority, which includes a nine-member board of trustees, governs TRMC. The hospital is also affiliated with the Emory Healthcare network.

Founded in 1903, Harbor Hospital's present location overlooking the Patapsco River was built in 1968. Its specialty care units include the HarborView Cancer Center, as well as women's care and community outreach divisions. Harbor Hospital also operates outpatient primary care, surgery, and orthopedic clinics. A subsidiary of MedStar Health, Harbor Hospital Center is a 220-bed hospital providing health care to Baltimore area residents.

Nanosphere is offering molecular diagnostics for the masses: Its molecular testing system is intended for use in hospital-based laboratories that don't have the money or expertise to maintain the complex genomic testing equipment often reserved for reference labs and research centers. Known as Verigene, the company's diagnostic system is a more compact and simpler workstation designed to perform multiple genomic and protein tests simultaneously on a single sample. The company also sells Verigene-compatible tests, including hematology, cystic fibrosis, and influenza diagnostic assays. Nanosphere has several other tests, including HPV (the virus that causes cervical cancer) in the works.

University Hospitals Health System (UHHS) is on a mission to teach, research, and administer good health throughout Northeast Ohio. Its flagship facility University Hospitals of Cleveland (UHC), which operates as University Hospitals Case Medical Center (UHCMC), is a 1,000-bed tertiary care center serving Cleveland and other parts of northeastern Ohio. The teaching hospital, which is affiliated with Case Western Reserve University, is also home to Rainbow Babies & Children's Hospital, Ireland Cancer Center, and MacDonald Women's Hospital. Founded in 1866, the not-for-profit UHHS is also home to community hospitals, outpatient health and surgery centers, mental health facilities, and pediatric specialty centers.

Orthovita develops and sells materials for physicians to use as bone substitutes in reconstruction and replacement procedures. The company's products are designed to mimic natural bone characteristics and harden quicker than other available products. Orthovita's VITOSS product line, used for the repair of spinal and pelvic bone defects, accounts for about 60% of the company's sales. Its CORTOSS bone augmentation material -- expected to eventually become Orthovita's lead product -- received North American marketing approval from the FDA in 2009. Orthovita company already sells CORTOSS, which is used to repair vertebral compression fractures, in the EU and Australia.

Nobel Biocare can fix you up with restorative dental implants, crowns, or bridgework when your natural teeth fail you. The company also makes dental prosthetics (dentures) and has products to plug up any small gaps between teeth for purely aesthetic reasons. Its brands include Brånemark, NobelDirect, and Procera (which it rebranded as NobelProcera in 2009). Based in Switzerland, the company has production facilities in Sweden, US, Japan, and Israel. It has a direct sales presence in more than 35 countries and also sells through distributors, giving it a global reach.

Getinge USA,Inc. the company manufactures and distributes sterilization and surgical equipment under the Arjo, Getinge, and Maquet brands. Its products include autoclaves, detergents and cleaners, surgical tables and lighting systems, scrub sinks, and washing equipment. Its clients are the health care and life science industries, including hospitals and pharmaceutical researchers. The company also provides consulting, training, and maintenance services. Getinge USA is a subsidiary of Sweden-based Getinge AB.

Bronx-Lebanon Hospital Center cares for patients in the central and south Bronx, no doubt while rooting for the Yankees a few blocks away. The health care provider has about 960 beds on its two campuses, as well as psychiatric and nursing home facilities. Hospital specialty units include chest pain, orthopedic, cancer, and women's health centers. In addition, Bronx-Lebanon manages a network of about 70 owned and affiliated medical practices; the network -- branded as BronxCare -- includes primary care doctors and specialty clinics, as well as rehabilitation facilities. The hospital is also a primary teaching hospital for the Albert Einstein College of Medicine.

Barnes-Jewish Hospital has a lot to show residents of the Show-Me State. As the largest hospital in Missouri, it serves the residents of St. Louis and surrounding communities with some 1,200 inpatient beds and a medical staff of 1,800. The flagship facility of BJC HealthCare, the facility is the primary teaching hospital of Washington University School of Medicine, and it offers care in a number of medical specialties, including organ transplantation, pulmonary disease, oncology, cardiovascular disease, and orthopedics. The health center was created in 1996 through the merger of two St. Louis hospitals with roots reaching back to the early 1900s.

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