Children's Health Care was founded in 1924. Children's Health Care (better known as Children's Hospitals and Clinics of Minnesota) is one of the largest pediatric health organizations in the US, with two full-service hospital campuses in Minneapolis and St. Paul, as well as a number of specialty clinics in the region. With more than 330 beds between its two hospitals, the not-for-profit Children's Health Care specializes in diagnosing, treating, and researching diseases that afflict babies and children, including epilepsy, diabetes, cancers, and cystic fibrosis. It also runs a Teen Age Medical Service, which provides reproductive health care, counseling, and other medical services to adolescents.

All Children's Hospital has more than 250 beds, all dedicated to the health of west central Florida's children. With more than 140 pediatric physician specialists on board, the hospital offers its young patients a variety of services including a Neonatal Intensive Care Unit for premature and "at-risk" infants. Its heart, bone marrow, and kidney transplant programs are nationally renowned. Other specialties include cancer, cystic fibrosis, cardiology, neurology, and cleft palate care. The teaching hospital is also affiliated with the University of South Florida College of Medicine.

RadNet was founded by six medical doctors including Dr. Howard Berger, our Chairman and Chief Executive Officer. At its inception, RadNet provided billing and administrative services to radiology groups in the Los Angeles area, and opened its first imaging center across from Cedars-Sinai Medical Center in 1981. In 1990, Dr. Berger and Dr. Michael Krane, our Director of Utilization Management, purchased the interests of their four other partners, and became the sole owners of RadNet. In June 1992, RadNet was acquired by Primedex Health Systems, Inc., a publicly traded company that, at the time, was engaged in providing management, administrative and financial services to medical clinics focused on workers compensation claimants in the greater Los Angeles area.

OraSure is certain it can deliver results. The oral specimen kits and other diagnostic tests developed by OraSure Technologies are designed to detect drug use and certain infectious diseases, such as HIV. The company's OraSure products use oral specimens rather than traditional blood- or urine-based methods to test for HIV. Its Intercept line uses oral samples to test for marijuana, cocaine, opiates, PCP, and amphetamines. OraSure has also developed a rapid HIV blood diagnostic testing method. The company sells its products in the US and internationally through direct agents and independent distributors, primarily to public health clinics, hospitals, and doctors' offices.

HMSA was founded in 1989 to increase the profile of Hitachi's medical imaging products in the US. Hitachi Medical Systems America (HMSA) supplies medical imaging equipment to the US hospital market, just as parent Hitachi Medical Corporation (HMC) supplies a full line in Japan. HMSA markets, distributes, and supports HMC's advanced diagnostic imaging products, including computed tomography (CT), magnetic resonance imaging (MRI), and HI VISION brand ultrasound systems. Hitachi Medical Systems America, Inc. is one of the leading distributors of open MRIs in the US. Its parent company's Altaire brand was developed specifically for the US market. Other MRI systems are sold under the Oasis, Echelon, and AIRIS brands.

BryanLGH Medical Center is the centerpiece of a not-for-profit health care system serving residents of Lincoln, Nebraska, and surrounding communities. The medical center, part of BryanLGH Health System, features two acute-care hospitals (BryanLGH East and BryanLGH West) housing a combined 530 beds. In addition to providing general medical and surgical care, it serves as a regional trauma center and provides specialty care in areas such as cancer, orthopedics, and cardiology. The medical center also operates several outpatient clinics and provides home health care services and wellness programs.

Norman Regional Health system operates in and around Norman, Oklahoma through the full service, 340-bed Norman Regional Hospital and affiliated health centers, including Moore Medical Center Services and the HealthPlex, a 150-bed specialty hospital focused on cardiology, orthopedic and spine, and women's and children's services. Moore Medical Center's services include include acute care and surgery, diagnostic, and outpatient health care services. The organization's programs include behavioral medicine, rehabilitation, a women's center, and a sleep disorder clinic. The hospital was established in 1946.

Paradigm Management doesn't want complex worker's compensation cases to get out of hand. Paradigm Management company maintains a network of medical specialists, nurse case managers, and physicians that oversees cases of catastrophic injuries and complex medical conditions, such as amputations, burns, brain injuries, multiple trauma, chronic pain, and spinal cord injuries. Paradigm's database of more than 8,000 cases highlights best practices in hopes of reducing costs and improving results for its clients. It claims to return workers to the job in 41% of cases, compared to the 8% national average. Customers include state worker's comp funds, private insurers, and self-funded companies.Paradigm Management company was founded in 1991.

AIM Health Group, one of the largest health care providers in Canada, offers health and wellness services to patients, and health-related services to health care providers, employers, unions, pharmaceutical companies, and hospitals, among others. AIM operates about 65 medical facilities throughout Nova Scotia, Ontario, and Quebec, and provides services including family medicine, physiotherapy, nutrition counseling, and massage therapy. Its subsidiary -- Workplace Health & Cost Solutions (WHCS) -- provides occupational health services. Med-Emerg, which AIM acquired in early 2009, provides staffing services (primarily doctors and nurses), and infusion and chronic pain management services.

Mercy Health Network tends to the hearts (and other body parts) of the Heartland through its collection of hospitals, clinics, nursing homes, and other health care operations. The integrated health network, formed through a joint operating agreement between Catholic Health Initiatives and Trinity Health, manages hospital systems in five Iowa cities: Clinton, Des Moines, Dubuque, Mason City, and Sioux City. The network also includes several rural hospitals and affiliated facilities. The largest hospital group is Mercy Medical Center-Des Moines, which consists of three campuses (including a mental health facility) with more than 900 inpatient beds. All together, Mercy Health Network boasts more than 2,000 beds.

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