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.

Mercy Health Partners offers medical care to residents of northeastern Pennsylvania. The health network (operating as Mercy Health Partners Northeast Region) runs the 270-bed Mercy Hospital in Scranton, an acute-care medical center specializing in cardiology, oncology, and orthopedics. It also includes the Mercy Special Care Hospital, a long-term acute-care facility in Nanticoke. A third hospital, the Mercy Tyler Hospital (formerly Tyler Memorial Hospital) in Tunkhannock, joined the network at the start of 2010. Mercy Health Partners also operates several outpatient care clinics and provides home health and hospice services in the region. Mercy is an affiliated member of Catholic Healthcare Partners.

Hythiam, Inc. operates as a healthcare services management company. The company operates in two segments, Behavioral Health and Healthcare Services. The Behavioral Health segment combines medical and psychosocial treatments with elements of traditional disease management and ongoing member support to help organizations treat and manage substance dependent populations. This segment markets its integrated substance dependence solutions and behavioral health management services for substance abuse to health plans, employers, and unions through a network of licensed and company managed healthcare providers.

Osyris Medical USA (formerly MedSurge Advances) is bringing the beauty secrets of Parisian women stateside.Osyris Medical USA company, a subsidiary of French laser manufacturer Osyris Medical SA, distributes cosmetic laser equipment to dermatologists' offices that offer such spa treatments as laser hair removal, facials and skin treatments, cellulite removal, and acne and aging treatments.Osyris Medical USA company offers roughly 10 products, including LipoTherme, Slimdome, and the LEDA EPI. Osyris Medical USA also offers education, training, and other business support services. MedSurge Advances was founded in 2002 and purchased by Osyris SA to be its US distributor for $6 million in 2009.

Silver Cross Hospital admitted its first patient in Joliet, Illinois, in 1895. Silver Cross Hospital and Medical Centers has grown to serve the Illinois counties of Will, Grundy, and Cook through its main hospital campus (with more than 300 beds) and several satellite facilities throughout the area. Its services include cardiovascular care, women's health, rehabilitation, and behavioral health care. Outpatient facilities provide primary and specialty care services, including medical imaging and dialysis. The hospital's name comes from the emblem (the Maltese Cross) of the Christian organization that founded the not-for-profit hospital, the International Order of The King's Daughters and Sons.

Community Health Systems, Inc. provides healthcare services through the operation of hospitals in the United States. The company offers a range of general and specialized hospital healthcare services, including general acute care services, emergency room services, general and specialty surgery, critical care, internal medicine, obstetrics, and diagnostic services. It also owns or partners with physicians, physician practices, imaging centers, and ambulatory surgery centers. In addition, the company provides management and consulting services to non-affiliated general acute care hospitals. As of December 31, 2009, it owned or leased 122 hospitals with an aggregate of 18,140 licensed beds in non-urban and selected urban markets in 29 states. The company also owned and operated four home care agencies. Community Health Systems, Inc. was founded in 1985 and is headquartered in Franklin, Tennessee.

Biosound Esaote manufactures electronic diagnostic imaging equipment for the medical industry, and specializes in portable ultrasound equipment. The company's ultrasound equipment is used for abdominal, cardiac, obstetric, and vascular imaging, as well as other applications. Biosound Esaote's products are sold to mobile and stationary health clinics, doctors offices, imaging centers, and hospitals, primarily under the MyLab brand. The company is a subsidiary of Italian ultrasound and magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) equipment maker Esaote.

AtlantiCare is dedicated to improving the health of our community. From our teaching hospitals to our childcare centers to our affordable health insurance plans, all of AtlantiCare's programs and services are designed to offer our community—one resident at a time—the health and wellness services it needs and wants. More than 5,000 team members deliver exceptional care and customer service in more than 60 locations throughout southeastern New Jersey. A not-for-profit organization, AtlantiCare's primary focus is to serve the community as a provider of health and wellness services.

Founded in 1952, the regional medical center serves South Mississippi and its "Hub City," so named for its importance to early rail and lumber interests in the Pine Belt area. With some 500 acute care beds, FGH offers general medical and surgical care, as well as specialty care in heart disease, cancer, and women's health. Other facilities include Pine Grove, a behavioral health center offering psychiatric and substance abuse treatment, an inpatient rehabilitation facility, and an outpatient surgery center. The hospital system also operates a home health care agency and nearby 100-bed Highland Community Hospital.

Pyng Medical (formerly Pyng Technologies) makes an intraosseous infusion device called FAST1 (First Access for Shock and Treatment) that hydrates victims of rapid blood loss or vein collapse -- usually the result of cardiac arrest or severe trauma. The device is used by emergency medical personnel, including those in the military (specifically, the US Department of Defense), which accounts for nearly half of Pyng Medical's total units shipped. The company sells its devices in North America, Europe, and Asia.

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