SUNY Upstate Medical University provides educational and medical services in Syracuse and surrounding Upstate New York areas. The medical campus features the University Hospital, a 370-bed, tertiary-care teaching and research hospital with numerous specialty departments and clinics, including Level I trauma, burn care, cancer treatment, AIDS care, diabetes treatment, neurosurgery, and pediatric centers. It also conducts community health outreach programs. As part of the State University of New York (SUNY), the medical complex also comprises four professional colleges (Medicine, Nursing, Health Professions, and Graduate Studies), an extensive Health Sciences Library, and clinical research facilities.

Symmetry Medical covers both sides of any orthopedic implant procedure. The company makes orthopedic implants such as hips and knees and the surgical instruments used to insert such devices. In addition to making numerous products for the orthopedic implant market, the company markets its products to physicians who deal with spinal injuries and general trauma, dental work, cardiovascular care, and ophthalmology. Symmetry also manufactures plastic and metal cases to organize, hold, and transport medical devices. Additionally, it makes aerofoils and aircraft engine parts on the side for a few aerospace customers. The company uses a sales and marketing force of about 100 people to promote its products worldwide.

SafeStitch Medical develops endoscopic surgery equipment. SafeStitch is working on systems used in minimally invasive bariatric (obesity) surgery and esophageal reflux repair. Its systems aim to be safer, more effective, and less expensive than other alternatives, such as traditional or laparoscopic surgery.SafeStitch Medical company's Smart Dilator received FDA approval in 2009. The company is focused on commercializing it along with two other products: Standard BiteBlock and Airway BiteBlock.

Phoebe Putney Memorial Hospital provides health care services to residents of southwestern Georgia. Founded in 1911, the 440-bed acute-care hospital provides emergency and inpatient services, as well as cardiology, oncology, psychiatric, women's health, and pediatric specialty care. It is part of the Phoebe Putney Health System, which also includes the 25-bed Phoebe Worth Medical Center and several satellite community health centers that provide outpatient primary health, laboratory, and surgical services. The health system is governed by the Albany-Dougherty County Hospital Authority.

Quest Diagnostics Incorporated provides diagnostic testing, information, and services in the United States and internationally. It offers access to diagnostic testing services through its network of laboratories and patient service centers; and interpretive consultation to patients and physicians. The company provides commercial clinical testing services, including routine clinical testing for blood chemistries, complete blood cell counts, urinalyses, pregnancy and other prenatal tests, microbiology testing, alcohol and other substance-abuse tests, and allergy tests; cancer diagnostics, such as anatomic pathology services; and gene-based and other esoteric testing, as well as various risk assessment services for insurance companies.

Based in the UK, Andersen Products Ltd. was established in 1973 and is the Andersen Global Group’s headquarters for the sales and distribution of Ethylene Oxide sterilisers and associated products to Europe, the Middle East and Africa. Our commitment to product research and development means that we can offer both our existing and our new clients a prompt and innovative sterilisation solution, tailor-made to meet their individual requirements. This dedication is reinforced by providing our with clients ongoing support and training for the life of their steriliser.

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.

Integtra Radionics designs and produces medical devices for neurosurgery and radiation therapy. Its products include non-invasive radiosurgical systems, stereotactic surgery systems which facilitate the placement of instruments on the brain during neurosurgery, aspirators used in ultrasonic surgical procedures, and extracranial systems to hold patients in place during surgery. Formerly a division of Covidien, Integra Radionics was acquired by Integra LifeSciences Holdings in 2006. The wholly-owned subsidiary fortifies Integra's radiosurgery/radiotherapy and image-guided surgery devices business.

The 450-bed Glendale Adventist Medical Center, founded in 1905 by the Seventh-Day Adventist Church, has more than 500 physicians on its medical staff. Treating the little old lady from Pasadena and other patients throughout the suburbs of sunny Southern California, Glendale Adventist Medical Center is a stalwart community member. Glendale Adventist Medical Center provides a range of specialty services including cancer treatment, cardiology, emergency medicine, neuroscience, home care, psychiatry, rehabilitation, and women's healthcare. The hospital also has its own hour-long television show called "Healthline" that focuses on local health care issues.

Olmsted Medical Center (OMC) is no slouch in clinical research and provides general medical and surgical care to the Rochester, Minnesota, area. The center also partners with regional schools to provide medical, nursing, and technical training. Specialty services include pediatrics, neurology, occupational medicine, and orthopedics. In addition to its hospital and urgent care center, Olmsted Medical Center also operates a main clinic and several branch clinics in the region. Olmsted Medical Center was formed from the merging of Olmsted Community Hospital and Olmsted Medical Group in 1996.

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