Navilyst Medical is charting a new course for itself in the world of vascular disease. Formerly part of Boston Scientific, Navilyst Medical was spun off, acquired by private equity firm Avista Capital Partners in February 2008, and given a new name. The medical device maker will continue to market its two main fluid management and vascular access products to cardiologists, oncologists, and radiologists around the world. Its NAMIC kits, which account for about 60% of revenue, are used to manage fluids during cardiac catheterization procedures. Its Pressure Activated Safety Valves (PASV) account for the remaining 40% and are used to administer drugs during such procedures as chemotherapy.

Eastland Memorial Hospital provides a variety of health care services to the residents of Eastland County, Texas. Specialized services include cardiac rehabilitation, emergency medicine, obstetrics, physical therapy, and radiology. Established in 1953, the hospital also has specialty clinics in areas such as oncology, orthopedics, neurology, hearing, and podiatry. Without government aid of any kind, Eastland Memorial Hospital was built back in the 1950s with Eastland citizens' voluntary time, as well as donated supplies.

El Paso County Hospital District is a community, not-for-profit health care system serving West Texas and southern New Mexico. The network includes the 330-bed University Medical Center of El Paso (also known as Thomason General Hospital), several neighborhood primary care clinics, and the El Paso First Health Plans HMO. The hospital is an acute-care teaching hospital affiliated with Texas Tech. It specializes in emergency/trauma care, obstetrics, pediatric medicine, and orthopedics. The hospital district, through its affiliates, provides a range of outpatient services including physical rehabilitation, speech therapy, family planning, dental care, cancer treatment, diagnostics, and pharmacy services.

GeneLink Biosciences, Inc. is a genomics biotechnology company engaged in genetic profile development, product development, business development and support services for its subsidiaries and distribution partners. GeneLink's patented and patent pending technologies include proprietary genetic assessments and products linked to personalized health, beauty and wellness applications. Its DNA assessments provide information that enables the customization of nutritional products, skincare products and health maintenance regimens genetically matched to an individual customer's needs.

Yakima Valley Memorial Hospital serves the health care needs of the Evergreen State. The organization has an acute-care hospital (opened in 1950), two skilled-nursing facilities, and several outpatient specialty treatment facilities. The hospital, which has about 225 beds, provides a variety of services such as heart care, orthopedics, and mental health care. Among its staff are 330 physicians representing 35 medical specialties. Yakima Valley's Children's Village, designed with a Wild West Town theme, treats children with special needs. The hospital's North Star Lodge facility, an outpatient facility designed in a mountain-lodge setting, treats cancer patients.

Flow Management Technologies (FMT) provides administrative, communication, and information services to more than 60,000 physicians across the US. Its Interaction Center handles more than 85% of incoming calls to a physician's practice. Patients can reach physicians through communication options such as email, fax, Internet, and automated phone systems. The company was formed in 1996.

Our Lady of the Lake Regional Medical Center provides medical and surgical care to the residents of Louisiana's capital city. Participating in teaching programs for LSU and Tulane medical schools, the health system has around 740 acute care beds and offers specialty care in pediatrics, heart disease, cancer, and diabetes. Our Lady of the Lake also includes two nursing homes, an independent-living facility for seniors, and other geriatric services, as well as a small, long-term care site for AIDS patients. It offers outpatient services at its main campus and at satellite facilities throughout the greater Baton Rouge area. Our Lady of the Lake was founded in 1923 by the Franciscan Missionaries of Our Lady.

China Medical Technologies, Inc. (the "Company") is a China-based medical device company that develops, manufactures and markets advanced in-vitro diagnostic ("IVD") products using Enhanced Chemiluminescence ("ECLIA") technology, Fluorescent in situ Hybridization ("FISH") technology and Surface Plasmon Resonance (“SPR”) technology to detect and monitor various diseases and disorders. China Medical Technologies was listed on the Nasdaq Global Select Market on August 10, 2005 and trades under the ticker "CMED". ECLIA is operated through our wholly-owned subsidiary Beijing Yuande Bio-Medical Engineering Co., Ltd. ("Yuande") in China. Yuande was established in 1999 and its headquarters and manufacturing facilities are located in the Beijing Economic-Technological Development Area. The Company was awarded ISO 9001 certification and ISO 13485:2003 certification in 2006.Our first ECLIA analyzers and reagents were launched in 2004. In light of the Company's extensive research in chemiluminescence technology, we believe we are one of the first China-based companies to successfully develop the products and, more importantly, the first to offer an integrated platform including self-developed analyzers and reagents. We manufacture both the equipment and reagents that detect and monitor various diseases and disorders by analyzing blood through laboratory evaluation. FISH and SPR are operated through our other wholly-owned subsidiary, Beijing GP Medical Technologies, Ltd., which was established in 2006. We acquired our FISH business in March 2007 and launched our FISH-related products in the same year. We believe the FISH products will complement our existing ECLIA diagnostic products by providing proprietary tests for the diagnosis of prenatal and postnatal disorders as well as various cancers that arise from genetic mutations.

United Healthcare of Georgia, a subsidiary of UnitedHealth Group, provides health insurance products and related services for nearly one million people in the Peach State; its provider network includes thousands of doctors and more than 150 hospitals. Products include dental, disability, health, life, and vision insurance coverage, as well as pharmacy benefits, for companies, their employees, and individual customers. UnitedHealth Group is the second-largest health insurer in the US (behind WellPoint) and has operations in all 50 states.

Main Line Health system consists of four acute-care facilities (Bryn Mawr Hospital, Lankenau Hospital, Paoli Hospital, and Riddle Memorial Hospital) with a total of some 1,200 beds. It also operates physician practices, a research institute, a rehabilitation hospital (Bryn Mawr Rehab Hospital), an addiction recovery facility (Mirmont Treatment Center), and various other facilities. Main Line Health provides home health care services and care for the elderly through senior programs. It operates several ambulatory-care centers and provides occupational health as well.

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