Syneron Medical makes and markets laser-based medical devices designed to rejuvenate human skin, reduce wrinkles, and treat vascular and pigmented lesions as well as acne and cellulite. Syneron also manufactures products used to remove unwanted body hair. Operating in the cosmetic surgery or "aesthetic medical treatment" space, Syneron markets its products directly to doctors and other health practitioners globally. The company's products combine optical energy derived from light waves with electrical energy and use specially designed software. Syneron acquired rival aesthetic-device maker Candela in a 2010 deal worth about $65 million.

Advocate BroMenn Medical Center is a 220-bed regional hospital which provides a broad range of health services to residents in Bloomington and Normal, Illinois. Along with Advocate Eureka Community Hospital, the sole 25-bed hospital in Woodford County, and regional physician groups, it is part of a network of community health services. In addition to its general hospital services, including cancer care, obstetrics, and heart care, Advocate BroMenn Medical Center includes an inpatient mental health unit. It is part of the Advocate Health Care system.

BG Industries (BGI) wants patients to rest comfortably. The company makes a variety of therapeutic mattresses designed to prevent the irritation of patients' skin during medical care. Its product lines include the MaxiFloat pressure reduction mattresses and the AccuMax pressure relief series. BGI also develops other health care products such as tamper-resistant psychiatric beds, stretcher pads, operating and emergency room cushions, mattress covers, and therapeutic neck pillows. Its products are sold through a global network of distribution partners. The company was established in 1967.

Mendocino Coast District Hospital was founded in 1971. Mendocino Coast District Hospital provides medical care for residents of the rural communities in the coastal region near Fort Bragg, California. Its services include emergency medicine, occupational and physical therapy, obstetrics, respiratory care, hospice, and cardiology. The nearly 50-bed hospital also offers health education classes and support groups.

Care New England Health System keeps the residents of southeastern New England going strong. The health system offers inpatient care at its three hospitals: Kent Hospital, a general acute care facility with about 350 beds; psychiatric facility Butler Hospital; and Women & Infants Hospital of Rhode Island, which specializes in obstetrics, gynecology, and newborn pediatrics. All told, the system has more than 600 licensed beds. Butler Hospital and Women & Infants Hospital serve as teaching facilities for Brown University. Care New England also operates a home health agency and provides wellness and rehabilitation programs.

Louis A. Weiss Memorial Hospital serves the residents of Chicago's North Side. The facility has about 340 beds and a medical staff of some 400 physicians covering more than 25 specialties. It conducts medical research and education programs through its affiliation with the University of Chicago Medical Center. Weiss offers a complete range of services for adults, including orthopedics, cardiology, vascular health, rehabilitation, cancer care, geriatrics, and women's health care. Specialty divisions provide laboratory, radiology, wound healing, and hospice care. Vanguard Health Systems owns 80% of the hospital and the University of Chicago Medical Center owns the rest.

Lyall Willis was formed in 1898 and became a UK Ltd Company in 1920 primarily dealing in the export of UK manufactured goods. Lyall Willis & Co. Ltd. later moved its focus to becoming suppliers and distributors of Surgical Instruments, Diagnostic devices as well as Medical and scientific Instrumentation. Over the years Lyall Willis Surgical has built up considerable experience in the healthcare market specifically relating to its extensive range of Surgical Instruments and Diagnostic devices. To develop the UK market Lyall Willis offered a customer orientated service to medical trade companies throughout the UK as well as the NHS Trusts. Most of our sales and marketing is carried out through the instrument trade and distributors. Lyall Willis Surgical has become well known for stocking over 2,000 different types of surgical instruments available for next day despatch throughout the UK. With a total stock of over 400,000 surgical instruments, Lyall Willis surgical is able to respond quickly to customer demand and always strives to deliver more than 98% of orders on time and in full.We hold a current ISO 9001:2008, ISO 13485:2003, MDD 92/43/EEC certification and mark all our instruments with "CE" Mark and MDA Registration number "CA 001080". We also supply our own branded Sphygmomanometers marked with our registration number 0473. All surgical instruments are made from the highest-grade quality stainless steel to meet the requirements of BS 5194 part 1-4. We also supply bespoke surgical instruments where required by our customers. Furthermore Lyall Willis Surgical has expanded its operations into the supply of Single Use Sterile Surgical Instruments and Procedure Packs including Drapes. We have set up our own Clean Room Facility at our Factory in Bexhill-on-sea. Further additions to our scope include diagnostic devices such as Sphygmomanometers, Stethoscopes, Hammers, Tuning Forks, Laryngoscopes, and currently we have been successful on both Re-Usable and Single Use Framework Agreements and are suppliers to numerous NHS Supply Chain Contracts.

Genesys Health System comprises a group of affiliated medical campuses, outpatient centers, primary care facilities, and ancillary health organizations that provide a continuum of health services to residents of Southeastern Michigan. The system includes hospital facilities, including the Genesys Regional Medical Center, and specialty care facilities for the treatment of illnesses such as cancer, diabetes, and chronic sleep disorders. Also it has facilities for behavioral and rehabilitative care. The system includes numerous outpatient diagnostic, family health, and urgent care centers; home and hospice care programs; a nursing home; and an area network of primary care physicians.

Fairfield Medical Center is a more than 220-bed acute care hospital serving residents of southeastern and central Ohio. In addition to providing comprehensive medical and surgical care, Fairfield Medical Center offer specialty services including cancer, cardiovascular, women's and children's health, and rehabilitation services. It also operates offsite facilities for physician practices, as well as specialty diagnostic and laboratory services. The Center employs more than 250 physicians, and is served by a number of volunteer organizations which help to support and operate it.

Sherman Health Systems serves Chicago's northwest suburbs. It operates Sherman Hospital, which has more than 250 beds, as well as a network of primary care clinics, a nursing home, and other health care facilities. Specialty services include cancer care, cardiology, orthopedics, emergency medicine, women's health, and rehabilitation. Sherman Health also operates a home health agency. Sherman Hospital got a new home in 2009 when construction of an all private-room replacement facility for its flagship building was completed. Sherman Hospital was founded in 1888 and opened its doors at its present location in 1895.

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