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.

Brotman Medical Center provides medical services in California's Culver City and the western Los Angeles area. Founded in 1924, the 420-bed acute care hospital offers inpatient medical and surgical care, along with outpatient and emergency care services. Specialty medical areas include rehabilitation, behavioral health care, oncology, cardiology, and orthopedic and spinal care. It also operates laboratory and imaging centers. Brotman Medical Center emerged from for Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection in 2009 as a majority owned subsidiary of Prospect Medical Holdings.

PHOENIX Rehabilitation and Health Services, Inc. believes that patient care should be efficient, purposeful, and cost effective guided by the principles of employee satisfaction and quality clinical outcomes delivered in a customer friendly and professional health care environment. They have 40 locations to serve your need for physical therapy, occupational therapy and more.

ProMedica Health System is a not-for-profit health care provider offering a full spectrum of medical services to residents of Ohio and southeastern Michigan. The system is composed of about 10 hospitals (including the 800-bed Toledo Hospital) and nearly 300 other facilities, such as long-term care and rehabilitation centers, a physicians' group, research facilities, and urgent care centers. In addition, ProMedica has a comprehensive elder care program featuring assisted living, skilled nursing, and hospice facilities. The organization also provides HMO services. Founded in 1986, ProMedica is led by CEO Randy Oostra.

Sage Products knows that when it comes to warding off disease and infection, it pays to be wise. Sage Products company manufactures and distributes a variety of hygiene products for bathing, incontinence, and oral care. It also makes gloves, gowns, warmers for its cleansing cloths, and industrial microwaves. Sage sells its products worldwide to health care providers, consumers, and the military through supply contracts and through its consumer-products Web site. Many Sage products are water-free, including prepackaged bathing cloths and preoperative skin preparation cloths, making them particularly useful for troops in the field. Sage was founded in 1971 by CEO Vincent Foglia and director Paul Hills.

Kingsbrook Jewish Medical Center, located in the East Flatbush section of Central Brooklyn, was founded in 1925 as a chronic care facility to serve the then Jewish Community within a cultural context. As the community has evolved and diversified, Kingsbrook has expanded its services and programs, to meet the needs of the large culturally diverse communities that it now serves.Kingsbrook is an 864-bed medical training institution, comprised of a 326-bed acute care hospital and a 538-bed adult and pediatric skilled nursing long-term care facility. In addition to its celebrated Kingsbrook Rehabilitation Institute, Kingsbrook's Centers of Excellence include: Brooklyn’s only New York State approved Traumatic Brain Injury & Coma Recovery Unit, Ophthalmology & Neuro-Ophthalmology, a Geriatric inpatient Psychiatry service, a premiere program serving the mentally challenged elderly throughout the borough.

UCSD Medical Center, part of the University of California, San Diego, is an acute-care teaching hospital that provides a comprehensive range of health services to residents of the San Diego area. UCSD Medical Center's facilities consist of UCSD Thornton Hospital in La Jolla and UCSD Medical Center Hillcrest (with a combined 500 beds), as well as several area primary and specialty outpatient clinics. Services provided by the medical center and its affiliates include general medicine, trauma care, women's health, infant care, oncology, and ophthalmology. The medical center is also home to specialty centers for neurosurgery, orthopedics, and transplantation, and it has extensive academic and research programs.

Doylestown Hospital is owned by the local women's civic organization Village Improvement Association. Founded in 1923, the hospital serves Bucks and Montgomery counties in Pennsylvania (near Philadelphia) and Hunterdon and Mercer counties in neighboring New Jersey. With some 210 beds, Doylestown Hospital provides a variety of acute and tertiary medical services. Specialties include cardiac surgery, cancer care (as part of the University of Pennsylvania Cancer Network), and orthopedics. Affiliated with the hospital are Pine Run Health Care Center, a long-term care facility, and Pine Run Lakeview, an assisted-living center.

Spherix Incorporated was launched in 1967 as a scientific research company. The company now leverages its scientific and technical expertise and experience through its two subsidiaries—Biospherics Incorporated and Spherix Consulting, Inc. Biospherics is currently conducting a Phase 3 clinical trial investigating the use of D-Tagatose, a stereoisomer of fructose already approved as a sugar substitute, as a treatment for glycemic control in patients with Type 2 diabetes. Spherix Consulting provides scientific and strategic support for suppliers, manufacturers, distributors and retailers of conventional foods, biotechnology-derived foods, medical foods, infant formulas, food ingredients, dietary supplements, food contact substances, pharmaceuticals, medical devices, consumer products, and industrial chemicals and pesticides.

Bacchus Vascular lets the good times keep flowing. The company makes the Trellis infusion system, which treats deep vein thrombosis and other clotting disorders. Where typical medication treatments used alone are effective in preventing further clots, they do not always remove clots. The Trellis system is designed to permanently dissolve blood clots in one quickly administered catheter-based procedure. Currently, the system is designed to treat only deep vein thrombosis, but the company is looking into how it can be used to treat other vascular disorders. The company is also focused on making its system an industry standard. Bacchus Vascular was acquired by health care equipment maker Covidien in 2009.

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