Arthrex designs and makes products for arthroscopic and orthopedic surgery, including the evocatively named hip-length shaver blades and burrs, midfoot plates, Achilles tendon reattachment bridges, and suture anchors. Arthrex distributes more than 4,000 products to hospitals and surgeons throughout the US and in some 70 other countries. The company's also supplies products to the the US military and navy. Established in 1984, the privately-held company operates from more than a dozen locations in the Americas, Europe, and Asia. Arthrex is led by president Reinhold Schmieding.

Ogden Regional Medical Center is a nearly 240-bed hospital in Ogden, Utah. The regional hospital offers general medical and acute care services. It operates specialty units for the treatment of alcoholism, cancer, and heart ailments, as well as blood collection, women's health, and radiology. The hospital employs more than 300 medical staff members. Ogden Regional Medical Center is part of HCA's MountainStar Healthcare Network, a group of hospitals and regional health clinics in Utah and Idaho.

Community General Hospital founded in 1963, has specialty centers in the areas of wound care, breast care, and sleep disorders, and it operates area primary and specialty clinics. The not-for-profit hospital, which has about 300 acute-care beds, is a general medical and surgical facility. It offers emergency and intensive care services, as well as inpatient orthopedic, psychiatric, and women's health services. Additionally, Community General Hospital houses a skilled nursing center and performs outpatient diagnostic testing, physical therapy, and cardiac rehabilitation.

Girling Healthcare is a subsidiary of another Austin-based health care company, privately held Harden Healthcare. Girling Health Care offers home health, personal care, and homemaker services for grown up girls and boys who need living assistance. The company serves customers in nine states in the midwestern, northeastern, and southern US. Girling provides services including skilled nursing, rehabilitation therapy, condition monitoring, social services, living assistance, and respite care. Texas is the health care firm's largest market.

Vital Signs makes disposable medical products used to help patients breathe during surgery, in critical care settings, and to treat sleep disorders. Its anesthesia products include face masks and tubes, while its respiratory/critical care unit makes manual resuscitators, humidifiers, blood pressure cuffs, and other hospital products. Joint venture subsidiary Sleep Services of America diagnoses sleep disorders, such as obstructive sleep apnea (OSA), at more than 60 labs in seven states. In 2008 Vital Signs was acquired by GE Healthcare.

West Pharmaceutical Services, Inc. manufactures and sells components and systems for injectable drug delivery and plastic packaging, and delivery system components for the pharmaceutical, healthcare, and consumer products industries. It operates in two segments, Pharmaceutical Systems and Tech Group. The Pharmaceutical Systems segment designs, manufactures, and distributes elastomer and metal components used in parenteral drug delivery for the pharmaceutical, biopharmaceutical, and generic industries. It offers pharmaceutical packaging components, such as elastomeric stoppers and discs, aluminum seals and removable plastic buttons, elastomeric plungers, needle shields and tip caps, pharmaceutical containers, component processors, prefillable syringe systems, elastomeric components, elastomer and co-molded elastomer/plastic components, non-filled syringe components, dropper bulbs, sterile devices, and needle systems. This segment also provides laboratory and other services, including extractables and leachables testing, package/container testing, method development/validation, stability testing, process development, and problem resolution. The Tech Group segment offers injection molded components and devices, such as contact lens storage kits, pill dispensers, and disposable blood collection systems, as well as various personal care and consumer products for surgical, ophthalmic, diagnostic, and drug delivery systems. It also involves in the manufacture and assembly of systems and devices used for nasal, oral, pulmonary, and injectable delivery of drugs used to treat diseases. The company distributes its products primarily through its sales force and distribution network, as well as through contract sales agents and regional distributors in the United States, Germany, France, and other European countries. West Pharmaceutical Services, Inc. was founded in 1923 and is headquartered in Lionville, Pennsylvania.

Robert Wood Johnson University Hospital at Rahway (RWJUHR) has the people of Rahway cheering for it. Providing health care services for Rahway and 15 other communities of eastern New Jersey, the hospital has 265 beds. Founded in 1917, RWJUHR offers patients ambulatory, cardiac, geriatric, psychiatric, pulmonary, rehabilitation, and surgical services. The hospital has specialty divisions for wound healing, balance, sleep, and pain care, and it has hospice and long-term stay units. Part of the Robert Wood Johnson Health System and Network since 2003, RWJUH is also affiliated with The University of Medicine and Dentistry of New Jersey's Robert Wood Johnson Medical School.

The F. Dohmen Co. no longer has to decipher doctor's scribbles, but it still works to get prescriptions filled. Its RESTAT subsidiary is a prescription benefits management company, handling the drug benefit plans of some 6 million covered members through a network of more than 62,000 pharmacies. RESTAT helps insurers, third-party administrators, self-insured employers and others with claims services, and clinical management, among other things. The company's DDN subsidiary provides pharmaceutical logistics services to smaller drug companies. Its services include new product launching, regulatory compliance, and specialty pharmaceutical handling --including DEA certification to handle controlled substances.

Bluegrass Family Health (BFH) does provide health care services in the Bluegrass State. Bluegrass Family Health company is a not-for-profit subsidiary of Baptist Healthcare System that offers HMO, POS, and PPO health insurance plans to its customers. Established in 1993, BFH serves hundreds of thousands of members in counties throughout Kentucky, as well as in areas of Indiana and Tennessee, through direct sales agents and independent brokers. BFH contracts with hospitals, physicians, pharmacies, and other health care providers to offer services to its enrollees. The firm is led by CEO James Fritz.

Montgomery Regional Hospital is part of the HCA Virginia Health System, a regional arm of hospital giant HCA. Montgomery Regional is a general acute-care facility with 146 beds. It provides the standard range of medical, surgical, and therapeutic services to Southwest Virginia's New River Valley area. Among its specialty services are its Heartburn Treatment Center and an imaging center.

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