National Home Health Care Corp. through its five wholly owned subsidiaries is a provider of home health care and staffing services in the northeast region. Through its subsidiary in New York, the Company provides trained and caring home health aides, personal care workers and housekeepers throughout the New York City boroughs of Queens, Brooklyn, the Bronx and Manhattan, as well as Nassau, Suffolk and Westchester counties. Through its subsidiaries in Connecticut, the Company provides Medical, Behavioral Health and Pediatric skilled nursing services, rehabilitation therapy, social work, paraprofessional and staffing services throughout the state.Through its subsidiary in New Jersey, the Company provides trained and caring home health aides and companions in Northern New Jersey. Through its subsidiary in Massachusetts, the Company provides Medical, Behavioral Health and Pediatric skilled nursing services, rehabilitation therapy, social work and paraprofessional services throughout the state. The Company, which is headquartered in Scarsdale, New York, currently has approximately 4,600 full and part-time employees.

KeyMed (Medical & Industrial Equipment) Ltd. is a key player when it comes to medical and industrial product distribution. A subsidiary of Japan's Olympus Corporation, KeyMed primarily makes endoscopic instruments to explore either the human body or the innards of industrial/electronic equipment. KeyMed is also the UK service-center location and exclusive distributor of Olympus' flexible and rigid endoscopes in Great Britain. The company's customers include hospitals, physician offices, and other health care settings, such as ambulatory surgical centers throughout the UK. The firm has branch offices in Scotland and Cheshire, and also distributes products in the US through subsidiary Olympus Industrial America.

Ohio Valley General Hospital is a full service 120-bed community hospital serving residents of Pennsylvania's Allegheny County and the western suburbs of Pittsburgh. The hospital's staff of about 300 doctors (representing more than 35 medical specialties) provides emergency, acute, diagnostic, and specialty care, and a variety of inpatient and outpatient care services. Ohio Valley General's programs include cardiology, occupational medicine, pain treatment, rehabilitation, sleep disorder diagnosis, ophthalmic surgery, and wound care. The facility, founded in 1901, also operates senior living communities and sponsors a school of nursing and a school of radiography.

Providence Little Company of Mary, a member of the Providence Health System. The not-for-profit subsidiary provides health care to the southern region of Los Angeles through two acute care hospitals (Providence Little Company of Mary Medical Center San Pedro and Providence Little Company of Mary Medical Center Torrance), as well as more than two dozen urgent care clinics, doctors' offices, home health and hospice facilities, and specialty outpatient care centers. Services include diagnostic imaging, emergency care, cancer treatment, cardiac care, surgery, and women and children's health care. The Providence Little Company of Mary health system is led by CEO Nancy Carlson.

Kosciusko Community Hospital, which has just over 70 beds, provides 24-hour emergency care and general health care services to the residents of Kosciusko County in northern Indiana. The hospital has centers dedicated to health and wellness, women's imaging, wound care, and weight management. Kosciusko's Center of Hope offers a range of cancer treatment programs including chemotherapy and radiation therapy, home and hospice care, nutritional counseling, and pain and symptom management. The hospital, led by CEO Steve Miller, is part of the Lutheran Health Network.

STERIS has hygiene hysteria. The company makes sterilization systems for health care, pharmaceutical, research, and industrial markets. In addition to the company's sanitizing lotions and soaps, health care professionals use the firm's steam and chemical sterilization systems to sterilize surgical and diagnostic devices. STERIS also makes disinfection systems and infection prevention consumables. The company sells such surgical support products as exam lights, surgical tables, and scrub sinks. STERIS sells its equipment and consumables in more than 60 countries. In North America, its Isomedix unit also offers contract sterilization for health care, industrial, and consumer products makers.

Kuakini Medical Center, a 250-bed acute care hospital that provides specialty services including cancer treatment, cardiac care, and orthopedic surgery. The hospital serves as a teaching center for the University of Hawaii's John A. Burns School of Medicine. Kuakini Health System also operates the 234-bed Kuakini Geriatric Care facility, which offers nursing home and adult day care for Honolulu's senior citizens. The system also maintains two medical office buildings. The Kuakini Health System was founded by Japanese immigrants in 1900. It is a member of the Premier group purchasing alliance.

Sparks Health System brings good health to western Arkansas and eastern Oklahoma. The not-for-profit health system operates Sparks Regional Medical Center, a nearly 500-bed community-based hospital, along with a broad range of health care programs and diagnostic facilities. With Arkansas' oldest hospital (founded in 1887) as part of its operations, Sparks boasts an impressive lists of "firsts," including the state's first heart institute (Stanley E. Evans Heart Institute) and the state's first ultrasound equipment. However, an expensive renovation and economic woes pinched the company and in 2009 it was acquired by health care giant Health Management Associates (HMA).

Westminster Manor helps to care for the elderly in the Austin, Texas area. The company is a not-for-profit long-term care facility that provides skilled nursing care and occupational, physical, respiratory, and speech therapy. Westminster Manor also offers individual and group activity programs, as well as specialized diet services. The facility has about 90 beds.

Centra Health is a constellation of hospitals, medical practices, outpatient facilities, and other services targeting the health care needs of residents in central Virginia. At its core are two acute care facilities in Lynchburg: 270-bed Lynchburg General, which is the region's main emergency center and specializes in orthopedic and cardiac care; and Virginia Baptist, a roughly 315-bed facility focusing on cancer treatment, women's and pediatric care, mental health, and rehabilitation. Aside from its acute care operations, Centra owns primary care physicians' practices, a home health care service, nursing homes, and numerous other physical and behavioral health businesses.

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