Gaymar Industries makes a variety of products for pressure ulcer management, temperature therapy management, muscle and joint pain, and animal health. Products include mattress overlays, chair pads, gel mattresses, and warming and cooling systems, including blood and fluid warming and external therapy for human and veterinary applications. The company also offers educational seminars and technical support. Gaymar Industries serves clients in the US and other countries around the globe. The company, founded in 1956, was acquired by Stryker in 2010.

SUNY Downstate Medical Center brings a healthy dose of education, research, and patient care to Brooklyn. SUNY Downstate is the borough's only academic medical center. It comprises colleges of medicine, nursing, graduate studies, and health-related professions, as well as the University Hospital of Brooklyn, a 400-bed teaching hospital that serves more than 2 million residents in Brooklyn, Queens, and Staten Island. The state-run hospital has intensive care, operating room, and emergency room units; an ambulatory care center with some 75 clinics; three satellite health centers; and a dialysis facility. SUNY Downstate's research laboratories study everything from alcoholism and Alzheimer's Disease to HIV/AIDS.

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.

First Care Medical Services was founded in 1897 by Dr. C. J. Rosser and his family. First Care Medical Services (FCMS) helps keep the chill of northern Minnesota from getting the better of its residents. FCMS provides general medical and surgical health care services to the Polk County, Minnesota, area, including emergency, cardiovascular, rehabilitation, and cancer care. The not-for-profit hospital also operates regional health care clinics, assisted-living facilities, and nursing homes, and it provides home health and hospice services. Its TeleHomecare system helps monitor patients remotely using in-home technology.

Q-Med seeks a smooth future, but thus far it still has a few wrinkles in its plans. The company develops and manufactures the high-tech goo Restylane dermatologists inject to fill in lines and creases in facial skin. Its Durolane product, also based on its non-animal sourced hyaluronic acids, is used as an injection to treat osteoarthritis of the knee. Its products are distributed in over 70 countries, but only Restylane has received FDA approval for use in the US. The Swedish company entered the US exchanges by buying up the shell of a public company in 2008.

Bailey Instruments Ltd is a privately run business and was established in 1989 by Tim Bailey and Director Sally Bailey. The company is one of the UK's leading suppliers of podiatric surgical instruments and specialises in diagnostic equipment for neuropathy. It is also well established as a distributor of medical equipment, clinic furniture and diagnostic equipment for healthcare professionals. The company also runs a reputable showroom in Manchester for healthcare personnel. As a small but professional company Bailey Instruments constantly looking for areas of growth and continual improvement. Bailey Instruments Ltd has a reputation in the field for product knowledge, quality, delivery and service. The purchase of a product is only the beginning of a professional relationship with Customers. The company is committed to providing quality and service to its customers through the application of this quality system and beyond. As such the company has been applying and continues to apply, the principles of quality management as embodied in ISO9001:2000, the Medical Devices Directive and related standards. The company is aware that the skills and ability of its staff are a major contributory factor to its growth and success. The company philosophy is one of continuous investment in premises, technology, equipment and training to enable staff to achieve consistent standards of service and quality that is expected by our Customers now and in the future.

Fi-Med Management, Inc. offers services that help doctors cure swollen medical claims, feverish financials, and colicky collections. Serving independent physicians and small practices, Fi-Med provides insurance claims and denial processing, invoice billing, medical coding, cash-flow management, and other services. Fi-Med Management company uses proprietary software technology and customizes its technologies and services to its clients. Fi-Med is based in Wisconsin and, following a 2008 merger with Mediplete, also has regional offices in Utah and California. With roots dating back to 1993, Fi-Med was founded by president Adrian Velasquez and Christine Krause.

Children's Hospital of Orange County was founded in 1964. Children's Hospital of Orange County (aka CHOC) fights kid-sized ailments in southern California. The not-for-profit hospital's main campus in Orange has about 230 beds and provides a comprehensive range of care to young patients, including pediatric and neonatal intensive care. Its CHOC at Mission facility (located within the Mission Hospital in Mission Viejo) has nearly 50 beds for pediatric patients, as well as neonatal and pediatric ICUs. CHOC also runs a handful of primary care community clinics and several mobile clinics.

Stanford University's primary medical teaching facility, the 600-bed Stanford Hospital specializes in such areas as cardiac care, cancer treatment, neurology, and organ transplant. The affiliated Stanford Clinics is a physician group practice organization that represents more than 100 specialized fields of medicine. Stanford Hospital and Clinics is part of the Stanford Medicine organization, which also includes the nearby Stanford University School of Medicine and the 270-bed Lucile Packard Children's Hospital (named for the wife of Hewlett-Packard co-founder David Packard).

Criticare Systems helps hospitals keep better tabs on their patients. Instruments and sensors made by the company monitor the vital signs and anesthetic levels of patients undergoing surgery or confined to intensive care. Its products also provide readings for electrocardiograms and monitor oxygen saturation, carbon dioxide levels, blood pressure, temperature, heart rate, and respiration rate. Criticare's VitalView telemetry system allows one nurse to keep tabs on more than a dozen patients from a single location. The company also makes reusable pulse oximetry sensors for use with its equipment. The company is a subisidiary of India-based manufacturer Opto Circuits.

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