Baystate Health is the largest health care services provider in western Massachusetts. The system operates four acute-care hospitals with a total of more than 780 beds, and a specialized children's hospital with nearly 60 bassinettes. Baystate Health offers ancillary medical services, including cancer care, respiratory care, infusion therapy, visiting nurse, and hospice services. The system holds a majority of Health New England, a for-profit HMO with more than 100,000 members in western Massachusetts. Baystate Health is the only Level 1 Trauma Center and teaching hospital in the region.

The SCOOTER Store sells freedom -- or at least a motorized scooter or wheelchair -- to senior citizens and other persons with physical limitations.The SCOOTER Store company sells power chairs and outdoor scooters, including products made by Pride Mobility and other third parties, through a network of retail and distribution facilities across the continental US and Puerto Rico. It also sells other durable medical equipment (DME), such as wheelchair lifts and home ramps. Owners Doug Harrison (CEO) and his wife, Susanna, started The SCOOTER Store in 1991 in response to an increasing elderly population and a fragmented scooter and wheelchair industry.

The Magee Memorial Hospital for Convalescents (operating as Magee Rehabilitation) is a not-for-profit health organization that provides inpatient and outpatient rehabilitative care to patients disabled by stroke, arthritis, spinal cord and brain injuries, or other conditions. With 96 beds, it offers rehabilitation for patients recovering from amputation, orthopedic surgery, and joint replacements. It also provides wellness programs for muscular, neurological, and neurodegenerative disorders. Other programs focus on pain management a learning to live with a debilitating condition. Outpatient services include physical therapy, speech therapy, and emotional support.

Dynatronics makes medical equipment to keep active people on the go. Its products include electrotherapy, ultrasound, and infrared light therapy equipment; medical supplies such as wraps, braces, bandages, walking aids, and training equipment; rehabilitation therapy tables; and aesthetic products sold under the Synergie brand. Its Synergie Aesthetic Massage System (AMS) uses vacuum massage for cosmetic weight loss, and its Synergie Elite is a microdermabrasion device that reduces wrinkles. The company's products are sold through several distribution channels, including directly through its own distributors, through independent dealers, and via catalog. Customers include physicians, surgeons, and therapists.

The Florida Hospital Heartland Medical Center opened in 1997. Florida Hospital Heartland Medical Center provides care to residents of central Florida. The not-for-profit, 160-bed medical center is the flagship facility of the Florida Hospital Heartland division of Adventist Health System. Other facilities in the Heartland system include Florida Hospital Lake Placid (a 50-bed community hospital), Florida Hospital Wauchula (25 beds), various fitness centers, medical clinics, and counseling agencies. Together the facilities provide primary and acute care, as well as specialty medical services including diagnostics, obstetrics, cardiac care, and cancer treatment.

Pyng Medical (formerly Pyng Technologies) makes an intraosseous infusion device called FAST1 (First Access for Shock and Treatment) that hydrates victims of rapid blood loss or vein collapse -- usually the result of cardiac arrest or severe trauma. The device is used by emergency medical personnel, including those in the military (specifically, the US Department of Defense), which accounts for nearly half of Pyng Medical's total units shipped. The company sells its devices in North America, Europe, and Asia.

Scripps Health has its medical script down pat. The not-for-profit hospital group serves the San Diego area through about a half dozen acute-care hospitals with some 1,400 beds and 20 outpatient clinic locations. The system also offers home health care and operates community outreach programs. Its hospitals, along with outpatient Scripps Clinic and Scripps Coastal Medical Center locations, include more than 2,600 affiliated general practice and specialty physicians. Scripps Health is affiliated with The Scripps Research Institute, which performs biomedical research. The Scripps Foundation for Medicine and Science serves as a fundraiser for both the hospital group and the research institute.

Visiting Nurse Association of St. Luke's offers adult home health care, pediatrics, inpatient and home-based hospice programs, maternity care, and private-duty nursing services in eastern Pennsylvania. Its private-duty services include one-on-one care in the hospital, help with personal needs at home, support for new mothers, and long-term care for chronic conditions. Visiting Nurse Association of St. Luke's also has programs that offer home visits by nurses, who provide parenting education and support for low-income families. The organization is part of the St. Luke's Hospital & Health Network.

New England Alliance for Health (NEAH) brings together physicians looking to improve health in the New England region. The alliance, formerly known as Dartmouth-Hitchcock Alliance, provides a wide range of health care services to residents of Massachusetts, New Hampshire, and Vermont through a network of about a dozen community hospitals, home health care agencies, and mental health centers. Each member of the alliance is an independently owned and operated not-for-profit organization with its own board of directors. Collaborative services provided by NEAH include procurement, human resources, information technology, and finance, as well as the coordination of facility policies and planning.

Molnlycke Health Care products help doctors to clean you up and pull you together. Hospitals and health care professionals turn to the company's single-use surgical and wound care products to treat infected wounds, scars, and skin tears. Its surgical division makes antiseptics, face masks, scrub suits, and surgical gloves and gowns, while its wound care division makes dressings and swabs. Molnlycke Health Care operates about 25 offices in Africa, Asia, Europe, the Middle East, and North America, with manufacturing plants in Asia and Europe. Established in 1997, Molnlycke is a majority owned subsidiary of Swedish firm Investor AB.

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