Girling Healthcare is a subsidiary of another Austin-based health care company, privately held Harden Healthcare. Girling Health Care offers home health, personal care, and homemaker services for grown up girls and boys who need living assistance. The company serves customers in nine states in the midwestern, northeastern, and southern US. Girling provides services including skilled nursing, rehabilitation therapy, condition monitoring, social services, living assistance, and respite care. Texas is the health care firm's largest market.

Stanly Regional Medical Center (SRMC) provides a wide range of general medical services to residents in and around Stanly County in North Carolina. Formed in 1950, the hospital has 120 beds and is under the management of Carolinas HealthCare, which owns or manages about two dozen regional hospitals. The two organizations agreed to the management contract in 2009 to provide SRMC with more access to resources, such as group purchasing, help with physician recruitment, and supply-chain management. SRMC is affiliated with a number of other organizations including about a dozen clinics, a home health agency, a medical equipment company, and a nursing home.

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.

Dixons Surgical Instruments manufactures and supplies surgical instruments, portable autoclaves (to sterilize such instruments), and operating table accessories to hospitals and surgeons in the UK and in Australia, Italy, and New Zealand. The England-based company supplies a wide variety of surgical instruments, especially for use in facial, orthopedic, thoracic, and proctological applications (though many other specialties are covered as well). Although the company often brands its products with its own name, it can also supply unbranded instruments for resale. It also manufactures reusable needles such as those used for biopsies and epidurals.

Gerber Memorial Health Services (GMHS) provides acute medical services for the rural county of Newaygo County, Michigan. The not-for-profit hospital, operating as Spectrum Health Gerber Memorial, has about 60 licensed beds. Services include cancer care, cardiac rehabilitation, orthopedics, surgery, emergency medicine, and women's health. It also provides general practice and home health services. GMHS was founded in 1918. GMHS was acquired by western Michigan health network Spectrum Health in 2010; GMHS had already been affiliated with Spectrum through its membership in the Spectrum Health Regional Hospital Network.

Haemonetics Corporation provides blood management solutions primarily in the United States, Europe, and Asia. The company’s donor products and services include plasma systems that automate the collection of plasma from donors; blood bank systems comprising MCS brand system, which automates the collection of platelets and other blood components from volunteer donors, and ACP brand systems that automate the process used to freeze, thaw, and wash red blood cells, as well as manufacture sterile intravenous solutions; red cell systems, which automates the collection of red cells from volunteer donors; and services and programs related to blood supply chain, such as LEAN and Six Sigma consulting, as well as InSight, a program application supporting blood center resource allocation and utilization. Its patient products and services comprise blood salvage systems that allow for the recovery, segregation, and washing of red cells from blood lost by a patient during or after surgery; SmartSuction product, which clears blood and debris from the surgical field; TEG Thrombelastograph Hemostasis Analyzer system, a diagnostic tool for surgeons; and blood management consulting. Haemonetics Corporation also provides information technology platforms and technical support for blood drive management, operations of blood and plasma collection centers, and management of back office functions and distribution at plasma fractionation facilities; business solutions to support process excellence, donor recruitment, business design, and blood management efforts; and hospital blood management assessment tools to hospitals. The company also offers equipment repair services, training programs, and spare part sales. It markets its products through direct sales force, independent distributors, and agents. Haemonetics Corporation was founded in 1971 and is based in Braintree, Massachusetts.

Day Kimball Hospital makes a practice of not remaining mum when it comes to health care. The acute care facility has more than 100 beds and offers patients general medical and surgical care along with the option of home care services. Other specialized services include pediatrics, gynecology, emergency medicine, and psychiatric health care. Day Kimball Hospital also provides hospice and palliative care for terminally ill patients. Outpatient surgery and other medical services are provided through the facility's Ambulatory Care Unit. Day Kimball Hospital was founded in 1894 and serves northeastern Connecticut and parts of Massachusetts and Rhode Island.

Essent Healthcare owns and operates hospitals that are essential parts of their communities. From Haverhill and Ayer, Massachusetts and Waynesburg, Pennsylvania to Paris, Texas and Sharon, Connecticut, each community we serve is unique. Essent Healthcare work with local physicians, healthcare professionals and civic leaders to determine the hospital services most needed in that community. By working together, we provide extraordinary care and great patient service in a hospital that the community can be proud to call its own.

Transamerican Technologies International wants to put the focus on the medical examining room. The company, also known as TTI Medical, makes video and digital camera adaptors for surgical microscopes and endoscopes. It also makes suction and irrigation tubes for minimally invasive surgery, as well as handpieces, micromanipulators, and other accessories for laser surgery. The TTI Imaging product line includes image capturing equipment and related software. Products are sold to hospitals and other health care providers in North America and internationally, primarily under the ACCU-Beam and ACCU-Surg names. Transamerican Technologies International was founded in 1984.

The Amacore Group wants you to be able to see a smaller optometry bill. Amacore is a provider of non-insurance based discount plans for eyewear and eyecare services, including surgery. Amacore Group's products are marketed to individuals, families, and businesses, as well as through the company's affiliations with insurance companies and other membership groups.The Amacore Group company has expanded its discount program offerings to include dental, hearing, chiropractic, and other health services. It also offers traditional health plans through partnerships with insurance providers.

Inviting Real Estate Agents, Job Placements Agents, Educational Institutes, Software Service Providers, Real Estate Builders, Marriage Bureaus, Travel Agents, Restaurant Owners, Health & Fitness Centers and other Local Businesses to Post a FREE Classified Advertisement on Cootera.com Classifieds Website.