University Health Systems of Eastern Carolina is an integrated non-profit health delivery system serving a 29-county area of eastern North Carolina. University Health Systems of Eastern Carolina is academically affiliated with Brody School of Medicine at Eastern Carolina University. The system is comprised of half a dozen hospitals, including the acute care Pitt County Memorial Hospital (PCMH), as well as physicians' practices and clinics, surgery centers, a home health service, and numerous community health programs. PCMH has 760 beds and a staff of 500 physicians and 1,200 nurses. University Health Systems is affiliated with East Carolina University's Brody School of Medicine.

3M Health Care Ltd. is the European arm of 3M's health care operations. The company manufactures and distributes medical, dental, veterinary, and food safety products. Its products range from wound care dressings, tapes, casting materials, and stethoscopes to transdermal patches and microbiology testing equipment. Its dental care products include adhesives, coatings, crowns, infection control, and sealers. The company also provides information services and software to the health care industry. 3M Health Care Ltd. maintains research and development facilities as well as manufacturing and distribution operations.

Korian operates more than 150 nursing homes and dependent-care facilities throughout France, as well as in Germany and Italy. Korian specializes in providing care for the elderly and severely disabled at its dependent care centers. It also operates more than 50 facilities that provide follow-up care, rehabilitation, and psychiatric evaluations and services. Korian's full-service nursing and dependent care facilities have about 18,000 beds. Korian employs about 12,000 health care professionals.

Morehead Memorial Hospital was established in 1924. Morehead Memorial Hospital is a not-for-profit community hospital that provides health care services to the residents of Rockingham County in north-central North Carolina. The hospital has about 110 acute care beds and provides general medical-surgical care, including emergency services, obstetrical care, outpatient surgery, and cancer treatment. It also provides home health care services and operates several ancillary facilities, such as a freestanding diagnostic imaging facility and a physical rehabilitation center. Additionally, the hospital's main campus includes Morehead Nursing Center, a long-term care facility with about 135 beds.

Parkview Adventist Medical Center is an acute-care hospital providing health care services such as pediatrics, cardiac care, emergency medicine, orthopedics, and surgery. Founded in 1959, the not-for-profit hospital has nearly 60 beds and offers cardiovascular, intensive care, surgery, diagnostic imaging, and rehabilitation services. It operates primary and specialty care physician offices in the area as well. Affiliated with the Seventh-day Adventist Church, the center provides a variety of health education classes in areas such as stress management and diabetes care. The medical center has embraced information technology advances, including an electronic medical records system.

Princeton HealthCare System (PHCS) provides acute medical services to Ivy Leaguers (and the rest of us) in central New Jersey. The system is home to the University Medical Center at Princeton, a 310-bed hospital that provides comprehensive medical and surgical services and is a teaching affiliate of the UMDNJ-Robert Wood Johnson Medical School. Among the organization's other operations are the Merwick Care Center, a skilled nursing facility providing transitional and long-term care, and Princeton House Behavioral Health, an inpatient psychiatric facility. PHCS also offers acute rehabilitation, home health and hospice care, fitness and wellness programs, and community education.

Owen Mumford products include a variety of injection-based drug delivery systems, blood sampling equipment, neuropathy testers, and sexual healthcare devices. The company's Autopen line of insulin injectors use a side-mounted slide instead of a plunger, which is part of a design that is meant to minimize pressure and bruising. The company also makes Unilet lancets in a number of sizes for use in blood sampling and testing. Owen Mumford offers custom design services as well. The company was started in 1952 by Ivan Owen and John Mumford, originally making products for the auto industry.

Response Genetics,Inc. (RGI) was founded in 1999 to leverage breakthrough, patented technology from USC for the “extraction of genetic information from formalin-fixed, paraffin-embedded clinical trial samples.” Until that time, RNA was only available from fresh frozen specimens; it was not possible to extract meaningful genetic information from diagnostic specimens fixed and stored in paraffin before the discovery of RGI's patented method. They success in developing this technology allows us to deliver tangible benefits to pharmaceutical companies and to create new platforms to support the industry with more efficient, cost-effective analysis of clinical trial samples, leading to the development of more “personalized” patient therapies.

Pro-Dex, Inc. engages in the development and manufacture of technology-based solutions that incorporate miniature rotary drive systems, embedded motion control, and fractional horsepower DC motors. The company primarily designs, develops, and manufactures rotary drive systems for the medical device and dental industries. It sells various types of private label rotary drive systems for use in dental procedures, as well as cranial, spinal, arthroscopic, and orthopedic surgery. Pro-Dex also designs and manufactures miniature pneumatic motors, fractional horsepower DC motors, and motion control systems for industrial applications in the semi-conductor, automotive, aerospace, and apparel industries. In addition, it offers dental products primarily to original equipment manufacturers and dental product distributors. Further, the company manufactures and supplies embedded multi-axis motion controllers used to regulate the motion of servo and stepper motors for the factory automation, scientific research, and medical analysis equipment industries. Pro-Dex markets its products to hospitals, dental offices, medical engineering labs, commercial and military aircraft, scientific research facilities, and high tech manufacturing operations worldwide. The company was founded in 1978 and is headquartered in Irvine, California.

Biocoral heals human bones with marine-life skeletons. The biomaterials company develops bone-graft substitutes derived from natural coral. The company's chief product, Biocoral, consists primarily of calcium carbonate and is very similar to bone tissue. It is used primarily by surgeons and doctors to treat and prevent fractures resulting from osteoporosis. Biocoral is also used for additional orthopedic, facial reconstruction, and oral surgery applications. The company's products are sold in Europe and Asia through its Biocoral France division. Biocoral plans to seek FDA approval to sell its products in the US.

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