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.

Saint Mary's is a health care system featuring a 380-bed hospital, community health clinics and urgent care clinics, home health care, health plans, and other health care services in northern Nevada. It also operates a sports medicine and primary-care medicine facility at the University of Nevada's Reno campus. Saint Mary's Regional Medical Center, was founded in 1908 as a mission of the Dominican Sisters. The hospital is part of the Catholic Healthcare West network.

Centegra Health System became a "system" when two northern Illinois area hospitals -- Northern Illinois Medical Center and Memorial Medical Center -- joined forces. Today it serves residents of the greater McHenry County region through these two facilities, renamed Centegra Hospital - McHenry and Centegra Hospital - Woodstock. They offer emergency and trauma care, as well as obstetrics services. Centegra has dedicated cancer, diabetes, and heart centers and also offers rehabilitation, behavioral health, and fitness services. The community-based health system encompasses a network of primary care and specialty outpatient clinics.

MediSys Health Network system encompasses three not-for-profit general hospitals located in New York City's two most populous boroughs: Jamaica Hospital Medical Center, Flushing Hospital Medical Center, and The Brookdale University Hospital and Medical Center. The hospitals collectively house some 1,200 acute care beds and 650 long-term care beds. The system features two Level 1 trauma centers, as well as specialized centers for brain injury, psychotherapy, and rehabilitation. MediSys also operates a network of more than 15 family health care clinics, and two home health agencies.

Albert Einstein Medical Center, an acute-care teaching hospital, and Germantown Community Health Services, a primary and emergency care center serving Northwestern Philadelphia. Its Belmont Behavioral Health facilities offer treatment for mental disorders and addictions, and MossRehab provides physical therapy. The not-for-profit network also operates a community hospital (Einstein at Elkins Park), a sub-acute care facility (Willowcrest), an outpatient surgery center, and a network of health clinics. The Albert Einstein Healthcare Network separated from the Jefferson Health System in 2008.

IVAX Diagnostics, Inc. is headquartered in Miami, Florida and develops, manufactures and markets proprietary diagnostic reagents, instrumentation and software worldwide through its three subsidiaries; Diamedix Corporation, Delta Biologicals S.r.l. and ImmunoVision, Inc. IVAX Diagnostics, Inc. was created as a result of the merger on March 14, 2001 between b2bstores.com, Inc. and the diagnostic business subsidiary within IVAX Corporation. On January 26, 2006 , IVAX Corporation was merged into a wholly owned subsidiary of Teva Pharmaceutical Industries Ltd. (Teva). As a result of this merger, Teva, indirectly through its IVAX Corporation subsidiary, owned approximately 72% of IVAX Diagnostics. On September 2, 2008 , a group controlled by two experienced and well-known international medical diagnostics and pharmaceutical industry entrepreneurs, Paul Kennedy and Patrice Debregeas, purchased all of the shares of IVAX Diagnostics' common stock owned by Teva and, accordingly, collectively owns approximately 72% of IVAX Diagnostics. IVAX Diagnostics' common stock trades under the ticker symbol IVD on the American Stock Exchange.

Children's Hospital of Michigan cares for children from birth to adolescence with some 230 beds and is linked to the Detroit Medical Center and Wayne State University. The children's hospital provides a full spectrum of adolescent care including cardiology, critical care, emergency, oncology, rehabilitation, and respiratory services. It also performs research and is one of a handful of hospitals testing new drugs to treat spinal muscular atrophy in youngsters. The hospital, established in 1886, works to make itself kid-friendly by providing its patients with playrooms, activity centers, computer labs, and classrooms.

Progressive Medical hopes its pressure therapy will make progress in getting rid of bed sores. The company sells a variety of therapeutic air and foam mattresses and related medical products to patients with wound care needs, pulmonary complications, and immobility (i.e. paraplegics and quadriplegics). Its mattresses help to prevent and also heal patients' bedsores. The company's other products include negative pressure (vacuum) wound therapy systems and durable medical equipment (wheelchairs, walkers, and commodes), as well as products for bariatric patients. Progressive Medical also provides consulting and condition assessment services.

The Baylor Health Care System (BHCS) offers an array of health care services throughout the Dallas-Fort Worth metroplex (including to the Baylor Bears football team). Founded in 1981, it was governed by Baylor University until establishing autonomy in 1997. BHCS owns or operates some two dozen hospitals and medical centers, including the Baylor University Medical Center complex, one of the state's major teaching and referral facilities. Other offerings include rehabilitation facilities and primary care, senior health, and family health centers. The system also provides home health care and specialized pediatric services.

Unity Health System brings together a host of health care services for the good people of Rochester, New York, and western Monroe County. The 680-bed system's main facility is Unity Hospital (what was Park Ridge Hospital until 2006). Its Unity St. Mary's Campus (formerly St. Mary's Hospital) offers a variety of community-based health care services, such as primary care clinics, dental offices, and urgent care services, as well as specialized psychiatric, rehabilitative, and cancer care, among other things. Unity St. Mary's also operates a nursing home and a senior living facility (known as Moore Park Apartments).

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